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Alex Smith is getting paid next year even if he doesn’t play, so why not use his NFL smarts? He’s a great mentor for Haskins and he is well thought of in the league. He knows far more than Bruce Allen, who is just a yes-man hack, with little or no NFL knowledge.

It’s important for Snyder to have someone to consult with, in order to fire Bruce. Snyder will only move on from BA with a new advisor. We could do far worse than Alex Smith and it allows Snyder to fire BA.


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[quote=Warthog;1239293]Alex Smith is getting paid next year even if he doesn’t play, so why not use his NFL smarts? He’s a great mentor for Haskins and he is well thought of in the league. He knows far more than Bruce Allen, who is just a yes-man hack, with little or no NFL knowledge.

It’s important for Snyder to have someone to consult with, in order to fire Bruce. Snyder will only move on from BA with a new advisor. We could do far worse than Alex Smith and it allows Snyder to fire BA.


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I can't agree with this post enough. Snyder is hanging out with an actual football man. That's a major improvement over his last two "football" men.

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[quote=Warthog;1239293]Alex Smith is getting paid next year even if he doesn’t play, so why not use his NFL smarts? He’s a great mentor for Haskins and he is well thought of in the league. He knows far more than Bruce Allen, who is just a yes-man hack, with little or no NFL knowledge.

[B]It’s important for Snyder to have someone to consult with, in order to fire Bruce. [/B]Snyder will only move on from BA with a new advisor. We could do far worse than Alex Smith and it allows Snyder to fire BA.


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While I agree that Snyder will benefit more from hanging out with Alex than Bruce, Cerrato, and the other guys who have been close to him over the years, I think you are making a huge leap to believe Smith would advise Dan to fire Bruce.

Bruce "masterminded" the trade to get Alex from KC and pushed for the long-term contract before Smith ever played a snap. Its quite likely that Smith has a far more favorable view of Bruce than you believe. He certainly doesn't strike me as the type of guy who would "bite the hand that feeds him" by turning against Bruce. Their conversations are most likely centered more on Haskins and his development and the kind of coaching moves that could be made to assist in his development. Which brings me to the following:

Smith could even be advising Snyder NOT to fire Bruce and give him more time. Instead, he might even be working on behalf of Snyder to convince Bieniemy that Bruce really isn't that bad and that he can succeed here where others failed. If Allen stays and they were to get Beiniemy, Dan, Bruce, and Alex would all consider it a home run success.

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[quote=BigHairedAristocrat;1239313]While I agree that Snyder will benefit more from hanging out with Alex than Bruce, Cerrato, and the other guys who have been close to him over the years, I think you are making a huge leap to believe Smith would advise Dan to fire Bruce.

Bruce "masterminded" the trade to get Alex from KC and pushed for the long-term contract before Smith ever played a snap. Its quite likely that Smith has a far more favorable view of Bruce than you believe. He certainly doesn't strike me as the type of guy who would "bite the hand that feeds him" by turning against Bruce. Their conversations are most likely centered more on Haskins and his development and the kind of coaching moves that could be made to assist in his development. Which brings me to the following:

Smith could even be advising Snyder NOT to fire Bruce and give him more time. Instead, he might even be working on behalf of Snyder to convince Bieniemy that Bruce really isn't that bad and that he can succeed here where others failed. If Allen stays and they were to get Beiniemy, Dan, Bruce, and Alex would all consider it a home run success.[/quote]

That last paragraph is a nightmare scenario.

I also hope Alex is smart enough to know he doesn't need to advise Dan on anything FO related unless Dan specifically asks for his opinion, and even then hopefully he'd lead with "I'm not going to tell you how to run your franchise, but I think you'd have a hard time bringing in the best candidates if Bruce was still running the ops."

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What a stunner, of the 9 NFL head coaching jobs that ESPN predicts will he open at the end of the season they pick the Redskins as the worst and Cowboys as the best.

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Why not hire a proven GM and let him bring in the HC? Just thinking logically here...


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I think all of the debate is fun, but ultimately pointless as it pertains to Bruce's future in DC. I think at this point we can all safely say that Bruce is going nowhere anytime soon unless he chooses to retire.

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[quote=SolidSnake84;1239345]I think all of the debate is fun, but ultimately pointless as it pertains to Bruce's future in DC. I think at this point we can all safely say that Bruce is going nowhere anytime soon unless he chooses to retire.[/quote]

And I thought I was a major pessimist.

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[quote=Buffalo Bob;1239347]And I thought I was a major pessimist.[/quote]

I really try to not be a pessimist. People on here may think otherwise, but i think when you look back over the whole Bruce saga, there has been SO MANY times that we believed that Bruce's job was in danger, and looking back in hindsight it was never true, it was just BS stories made up by reporters that had no factual basis. In the early internet days, you would call it "click bait". But yet's that's exactly what Chris Russell and his peers did after the Green Bay game.

I mean no disrespect to Russell, he is plugged in and knows his shit and many times he is the first to break legit stories that no one else even knew of / had early access to. It's kind of like the boy who cried wolf, in a way. One day, years down the road, there will be real, legit news of Bruce retiring / being fired, etc., and we won't believe it. Because we have been burned so many times in the past.

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[QUOTE=SolidSnake84;1239354]I really try to not be a pessimist. People on here may think otherwise, but i think when you look back over the whole Bruce saga, there has been SO MANY times that we believed that Bruce's job was in danger, and looking back in hindsight it was never true, it was just BS stories made up by reporters that had no factual basis. In the early internet days, you would call it "click bait". But yet's that's exactly what Chris Russell and his peers did after the Green Bay game.



I mean no disrespect to Russell, he is plugged in and knows his shit and many times he is the first to break legit stories that no one else even knew of / had early access to. It's kind of like the boy who cried wolf, in a way. One day, years down the road, there will be real, legit news of Bruce retiring / being fired, etc., and we won't believe it. Because we have been burned so many times in the past.[/QUOTE]



You may be right, because Snyder is an idiot owner who keeps sycophants such as Bruce Allen around to suck up fan hatred and vitriol AND to suck up to him. However, the team has just had a historically terrible season. 3 wins is not “damn close” to anything and even Snyder can see that (although he may ignore it as he has done before). The team is going backwards, it is easy for anyone to see that the fan base is disappearing. I was at the game today and in my section their were about twice as many Eagles as Redskins fans. Even with the massive influx of Eagles fans, the stadium was 30% or more empty. This has happened every game this year.

So what MAY be different this year?

1. No real NFL-qualified HC candidate will come here with BA in any capacity on this team. 10 years of failure under different coaches shows that it is impossible to win with BA around. Since Washington is considered the WORST location to go to for the eight or nine teams to be looking HC’s, it’s the candidates that are in the drivers seat NOT Snyder. I believe that the best candidates will tell Snyder TO HIS FACE, that getting rid of BA and other changes will be necessary to even CONSIDER this horrible franchise.

2. Whether this season or in the future, the NFL will tell Snyder to fix this franchise’s many problems. The NFL television cameras may ignore and try to obscure the empty stadium or massive opposing team’s infiltration but it can’t do so forever. IF just one game DIDN’T have 30,000-40,000 yelling fans from the other team, the stadium might be just 30% full of REDSKINS fans. That’s impossible for the NFL to ignore. Snyder is the NFL joke and fool but if the fan support continues to deteriorate it makes the NFL look bad. Even he must worry about that although I’m sure BA is telling him the team is “damn close” to getting better. Lol.

We’ll know soon. I’m very cautiously optimistic that BA will be gone.






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Concerning Alex Smith, he’s around next year even if he doesn’t play. If BA is dumped, I can easily see him filling the role as Snyder’s buddy and advisor, whether informally or with a job title. Certainly he’ll help Haskins next year.

He is probably done as a player, it just depends if he wants to move into management. Impossible to know and he may not even know himself.

I never said Alex would try to sabotage BA or steal his job. He’s way too classy for that and gets paid $18 mill without doing anything, based on Bruce’s ridiculous contract for a aged QB veteran. BA sabotages other people who threaten him, not Alex. I don’t have any idea about what Alex thinks of BA. Just because Bruce was desperate to fill the QB hole after buffooning the Cousins situation and gave Alex a fantastic contract doesn’t mean Smith respects Allen.

All I’m saying is that with Alex around it makes it easier for Snyder to perhaps dump BA.


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Having Smith around isn't a big deal, he's on the payroll so he'll be here at least til the end of next season. But what bothers me is that for someone who was so successful in business can't seem to think and do on his own. It's like Snyder isn't his own man and needs a lackey around to do all his dirty work. Mr Cooke was like the total opposite of this clown. For all his faults he didn't need a incompetent lackey who doesn't have common sense skills. He could judge whether someone could do the job or not. This is Dan's biggest weakness, his loyalty to losers like Bruce and Vinny and his inability to hire a strong GM & coach to set the tone.

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[QUOTE=skinsfan69;1239657]Having Smith around isn't a big deal, he's on the payroll so he'll be here at least til the end of next season. But what bothers me is that for someone who was so successful in business can't seem to think and do on his own. It's like Snyder isn't his own man and needs a lackey around to do all his dirty work. Mr Cooke was like the total opposite of this clown. For all his faults he didn't need a incompetent lackey who doesn't have common sense skills. He could judge whether someone could do the job or not. This is Dan's biggest weakness, his loyalty to losers like Bruce and Vinny and his inability to hire a strong GM & coach to set the tone.[/QUOTE]



I agree 100%! A strong and honest owner would have recognized their own lack of NFL knowledge and picked a NFL savvy GM from the beginning to build a winning culture 20 years ago. Instead, Snyder modeled his ownership style after his hero, Jerry Jones of the Cowboys. Unfortunately, JJ actually has some football knowledge and sense, as well as being an articulate communicator for the franchise. Snyder has neither trait. He’s always been the little brother sucking his thumb, while his big brother drives the family tractor and helps run the farm. Snyder is still considered one of the worst or THE WORST owners in the NFL.

Unfortunately, even with the gross mismanagement of this franchise, the Redskins are worth 3.3 billion, three times what he paid for it. He charges $14 for a beer, with terrible service at the stadium. My son yesterday ordered “Nacho chips” and they were the crumpled small pieces from the bottom of a bag. My daughter stood in line for over 40 minutes for food -50+ people in line for two incompetent and super slow servers.

But he’s in a Catch 22. Neither Maryland, Virginia nor DC will pay for a stadium to such a disliked billionaire, with an awful team. They also know he will not leave, so he can’t play that card. No new stadium unless he brings in a co-owner with deep pockets.

The other Catch 22 is for the HC search. News articles list the Redskins in last place of the 8-9 teams that need Head Coaches. So he can’t get the top talent and BIG SPLASH he craves in the off-season, unless he gets rid of his toadie, Bruce Allen. I think the #fireBruceAllen has been effective. It has served its purpose, directing the fan anger from Snyder. I think he’ll fire BA. But he still will have to tell the best candidates two things to get the best candidates:

1. The new HC will have personnel control, like it happens on about half the NFL teams.

2. Snyder will agree to not to meddle in team affairs.

Then he may get a premiere HC. Otherwise they’ll promote O’Connell and nothing will change.


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Tomorrow is the 10th anniveraary of VCs dismissal.

It is the day Bruce Allen should resign/retire/be fired.

If that doesnt happen then the coaching search is almost guaranteed to produce Bruce Allen's Jim Zorn, and DS will lose the remainder of this fan base.

It is so discouraging that it hasn't happened yet.

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[quote=Warthog;1239641]You may be right, because Snyder is an idiot owner who keeps sycophants such as Bruce Allen around to suck up fan hatred and vitriol AND to suck up to him. However, the team has just had a historically terrible season. 3 wins is not “damn close” to anything and even Snyder can see that (although he may ignore it as he has done before). The team is going backwards, it is easy for anyone to see that the fan base is disappearing. I was at the game today and in my section their were about twice as many Eagles as Redskins fans. Even with the massive influx of Eagles fans, the stadium was 30% or more empty. This has happened every game this year.

So what MAY be different this year?

1. No real NFL-qualified HC candidate will come here with BA in any capacity on this team. 10 years of failure under different coaches shows that it is impossible to win with BA around. Since Washington is considered the WORST location to go to for the eight or nine teams to be looking HC’s, it’s the candidates that are in the drivers seat NOT Snyder. I believe that the best candidates will tell Snyder TO HIS FACE, that getting rid of BA and other changes will be necessary to even CONSIDER this horrible franchise.

2. Whether this season or in the future, the NFL will tell Snyder to fix this franchise’s many problems. The NFL television cameras may ignore and try to obscure the empty stadium or massive opposing team’s infiltration but it can’t do so forever. IF just one game DIDN’T have 30,000-40,000 yelling fans from the other team, the stadium might be just 30% full of REDSKINS fans. That’s impossible for the NFL to ignore. Snyder is the NFL joke and fool but if the fan support continues to deteriorate it makes the NFL look bad. Even he must worry about that although I’m sure BA is telling him the team is “damn close” to getting better. Lol.

We’ll know soon. I’m very cautiously optimistic that BA will be gone.






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Let's play devil's advocate here, this is a healthy discussion.

Let's say Dan can't bring himself to get rid of Bruce. So that brings me on to your point of no real qualified NFL Head Coach comes here with Bruce still employed. What do you think the chances are that Dan / Bruce decides to hire Bill Callahan full time? They could have possibly already given Doug Williams the interview to satisfy the Rooney rule requirement?

How much can the NFL really do about Dan Snyder and our problems? Could the problems continue to plague us to the point where the NFL could boot Dan out? What would that take? A simple majority vote? And on what grounds? That Dan's continued ownership of the Redskins is affecting the league shared revenue / TV money / whatever?

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[quote=SolidSnake84;1239740]Let's play devil's advocate here, this is a healthy discussion.

Let's say Dan can't bring himself to get rid of Bruce. So that brings me on to your point of no real qualified NFL Head Coach comes here with Bruce still employed. What do you think the chances are that Dan / Bruce decides to hire Bill Callahan full time? They could have possibly already given Doug Williams the interview to satisfy the Rooney rule requirement?

How much can the NFL really do about Dan Snyder and our problems? Could the problems continue to plague us to the point where the NFL could boot Dan out? What would that take? A simple majority vote? And on what grounds? That Dan's continued ownership of the Redskins is affecting the league shared revenue / TV money / whatever?[/quote]

They easily could hire BC as HC cause he's comfortable and can work with the current front office set up. That way Dh can keep working w/ KO as well. They'd can Manusky and bring in a DC obviously. I honestly believe there's a good chance of this happening.

Snyder ain't going anywhere. The other owners don't like him but he hasn't done anything where they could force him out.

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I didn’t say the other owners would vote Snyder out, more like, “you need to make some changes to get the fans back”. Easiest solution, fire BA.

I think the chances for a HC job WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION is for O’Connell not Callahan. Callahan has a record as a HC, and it’s not impressive. If Callahan didn’t have O’Connell, his archaic run-based offense would drive this offense even lower (if that’s possible). Bringing up O’Connell to HC keeps him from leaving like Sean McVay, & Shallahan.

Unfortunately, I give O’Connell about a 50% chance of being the next HC. If Snyder REALLY wants the Chiefs OC, he’s going to have to make significant changes. Not sure if he’s able to do so, but I still think BA will be fired this season.


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[quote=CRedskinsRule;1239728]Tomorrow is the 10th anniveraary of VCs dismissal.

It is the day Bruce Allen should resign/retire/be fired.

If that doesnt happen then the coaching search is almost guaranteed to produce Bruce Allen's Jim Zorn, and DS will lose the remainder of this fan base.

It is so discouraging that it hasn't happened yet.

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They said it couldn't be done, but our guy Bruce did it.

100 losses in 10 years, that is quite the achievement.

Congrats Bruce, for wasting an entire decade of Redskins football!

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It’s tough to be the worst GM in the NFL. 100 losses in 10 years is an impressive indication of his failures, regardless of HC.
I just hope that after he’s fired I don’t see him on tv pretending he is an NFL “expert”. He’s a toadie and a buffoon.


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Hopefully this is the week BA gets canned or reassigned.

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Would you guys take Mike McCarthy?

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[quote=Packfan10;1239767]Would you guys take Mike McCarthy?[/quote]

Read yesterday that he has tabbed Haslett as his DC wherever he ends up, so..... no.

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[quote=SFREDSKIN;1239762]Hopefully this is the week BA gets canned or reassigned.[/quote]

they'll wait til the end i'm sure

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I will definitely say no to Urban Meyer. The taking time off because he was working too hard and then backing off from some of his duties isn't a good sign. Also he didn't run the cleanest programs at the colleges he coached. I think at Florida his players led D-1 college football in getting arrested. It was also rumored he covered up positive drug tests. It shows a lack of character and he passes that on to his players. He also looks too much like Bruce Allen.

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Meyer has reportedly said "I'm done coaching" Now money can change that but say he is done, I'm all in for Eric B

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Urban Meyer has a VERY SERIOUS health condition, a cyst that is pressing on his brain which becomes aggravated under stress. His last season at Ohio State he could be seen on the sidelines bent over in pain holding the sides of his head. He literally had reached the point where he was almost physically unable to coach. I can not believe his wife would ever allow him to put himself in that situation that is so dangerous to his health again. I cannot believe there is any possible way he would put his own health in danger again and that is what he would be doing to become a coach again. So no Urban Meyer to the Skins.

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[quote=Ohioskins;1239788]Urban Meyer has a VERY SERIOUS health condition, a cyst that is pressing on his brain which becomes aggravated under stress. His last season at Ohio State he could be seen on the sidelines bent over in pain holding the sides of his head. He literally had reached the point where he was almost physically unable to coach. I can not believe his wife would ever allow him to put himself in that situation that is so dangerous to his health again. I cannot believe there is any possible way he would put his own health in danger again and that is what he would be doing to become a coach again. So no Urban Meyer to the Skins.[/quote]

Cyst on his brain and they didn't take it out?

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Im getting this growing creeping feeling Bruce stays, Callahan is the HC, OConnell is the OC and they find a new DC.

Seeing Alex Smith in the owners suite every game .. just feels like this Alex Smith-Bruce Allen thing is not done and over with. Dan may want to give them a second last chance.

8 weeks ago i would think this is crazy talk ... now I dont know. Alex Smith and Bruce Allen certainly seems cozy up in that box.

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[quote=Ohioskins;1239788]Urban Meyer has a VERY SERIOUS health condition, a cyst that is pressing on his brain which becomes aggravated under stress. His last season at Ohio State he could be seen on the sidelines bent over in pain holding the sides of his head. He literally had reached the point where he was almost physically unable to coach. I can not believe his wife would ever allow him to put himself in that situation that is so dangerous to his health again. I cannot believe there is any possible way he would put his own health in danger again and that is what he would be doing to become a coach again. So no Urban Meyer to the Skins.[/quote]

I agree, I think he really is foolish for doing this charade.

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I said it in the eagles pre-game thread...I wont be surprised when ba gets all the time that haskins needs. That way he can be the fall boy for a bust pick his boss made. Wont be surprised if he gets canned after this year, but wont be surprised if we have 3 more years of him.

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[quote=SunnySide;1239791]Im getting this growing creeping feeling Bruce stays, Callahan is the HC, OConnell is the OC and they find a new DC.

Seeing Alex Smith in the owners suite every game .. just feels like this Alex Smith-Bruce Allen thing is not done and over with. Dan may want to give them a second last chance.

8 weeks ago i would think this is crazy talk ... now I dont know. Alex Smith and Bruce Allen certainly seems cozy up in that box.[/quote]

Oddly enough today 10 years ago was when Bruce Allen took the job

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The cyst is in a spot where surgery would be very difficult if not impossible. It is pretty much something Meyer has to learn to live with. And from everything I hear in Columbus where I live, Meyer has had no further problems since he got out of coaching.

Between his paid position at OSU s an assistant athletic director, his gig at Fox, and his restaurant here in Columbus, he is set for life. He would be absolutely crazy to go back into coaching. His wife has been very vocal about how wonderful their family life has been since Meyers stopped coaching.

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[quote=SunnySide;1239791][B]Im getting this growing creeping feeling Bruce stays, Callahan is the HC, OConnell is the OC and they find a new DC.
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Seeing Alex Smith in the owners suite every game .. just feels like this Alex Smith-Bruce Allen thing is not done and over with. Dan may want to give them a second last chance.

8 weeks ago i would think this is crazy talk ... now I dont know. Alex Smith and Bruce Allen certainly seems cozy up in that box.[/quote]

My thoughts all through the Eagles game. Groan.

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please god no

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My wishful thinking is that Snyder is pressuring BA to resign, as opposed to firing him. I believe VC was offered a lower position to stay with the team and he resigned.

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[QUOTE=Ruhskins;1239814]My wishful thinking is that Snyder is pressuring BA to resign, as opposed to firing him. I believe VC was offered a lower position to stay with the team and he resigned.[/QUOTE]Here is my expectation at this point I don't think BA will be gone, instead he will be shifted out of football heading select committees on new stadium and alumni.

The front office will remain largely intact with a new president named, and then DS will put a full court press for either the KC OC or move on with this staff for one full year. Hppefully at least the defensive staff will be overhauled.

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[quote=CRedskinsRule;1239815]Here is my expectation at this point I don't think BA will be gone, instead he will be shifted out of football heading select committees on new stadium and alumni.

The front office will remain largely intact with a new president named, and then DS will put a full court press for either the KC OC or move on with this staff for one full year. Hppefully at least the defensive staff will be overhauled.

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As I've said before:

Team President - Eric Schaffer
General Manager - Kyle Smith

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[quote=CRedskinsRule;1239815]Here is my expectation at this point I don't think BA will be gone, instead he will be shifted out of football heading select committees on new stadium and alumni.

The front office will remain largely intact with a new president named, and then DS will put a full court press for either the KC OC or move on with this staff for one full year. Hppefully at least the defensive staff will be overhauled.

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He needs to go, period.

Any coach worth a damn shouldn't want to come here if he's still in the building, in any capacity.

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[quote=MTK;1239820]He needs to go, period.

Any coach worth a damn shouldn't want to come here if he's still in the building, in any capacity.[/quote]

No one will ever believed that BA is no longer in charge, if he is moved to the business side of things (not even BA).

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[QUOTE=MTK;1239820]He needs to go, period.

Any coach worth a damn shouldn't want to come here if he's still in the building, in any capacity.[/QUOTE]I want him gone, but realistically if he was 100% gone it would have happened by now, I don't believe DS would wait longer because he would/should have already had feelers out and would want the new crew to be aware BAs influence is gone. It is how he handled VCs departure.




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