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[quote=The Goat;1051488]That means Lovie should be looking. Get him.[/quote]

If Lovie is so great then why are the Texans passing on him? I say that speaks volumes.

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[quote=Lotus;1051370]I'm not sure that I get the love for Lovie. In 9 seasons in Chicago:

wins 81
wins per year 9
losses 63
win pct. .563

3 playoffs in 9 years
playoffs win pct. .500
1 conference championship

That is an average to a bit above average record to me. But it is nothing that great. 2 out of every 3 years as a coach he watched the playoffs from the couch just like me.

[url=http://www.pro-football-reference.com/coaches/SmitLo0.htm]Lovie Smith Record, Statistics, and Category Ranks - Pro-Football-Reference.com[/url][/quote]

hell of alot better than shanahan post 1998.

Re: Choose Your 2014 Redskins Head Coach (Volume 2)
 

We could do worse than Lovie. But I think we can also do better.

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[html][/html][quote=SFREDSKIN;1051550]If Lovie is so great then why are the Texans passing on him? I say that speaks volumes.[/quote]

Who says the texans are passing on him? All reports you hear right now are BS

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[quote=Mattyk;1051599]We could do worse than Lovie. But I think we can also do better.[/quote]

IMO Lovie is less of a risk. We can't afford to take big risks at this point. Lovies an excellent proven head coach who commands respect. Pair him with an offensive coordinator who can get rg3 to accept coaching and become a better player, and we have a recipe for success

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[quote=BigHairedAristocrat;1051608][html][/html]

Who says the texans are passing on him? All reports you hear right now are BS[/quote]

Interesting that you're saying to pump the brakes on this rumor, but you're all in on any negative report regarding Griffin.

Re: Choose Your 2014 Redskins Head Coach (Volume 2)
 

[quote=BigHairedAristocrat;1051610]IMO Lovie is less of a risk. We can't afford to take big risks at this point. Lovies an excellent proven head coach who commands respect. Pair him with an offensive coordinator who can get rg3 to accept coaching and become a better player, and we have a recipe for success[/quote]

We can't go much lower than this, why not take a risk?

Shanahan was supposed to be a safe pick.

Re: Choose Your 2014 Redskins Head Coach (Volume 2)
 

[quote=BigHairedAristocrat;1051610]IMO Lovie is less of a risk. We can't afford to take big risks at this point. Lovies an excellent proven head coach who commands respect. Pair him with an offensive coordinator who can get rg3 to accept coaching and become a better player, and we have a recipe for success[/quote]

There is no safe pick when it comes to selecting a Head Coach.

A coach with a "proven" track record is just as risky as a coordinator, a college coach or any other type of coach.

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[quote=Mattyk;1051615]We can't go much lower than this, why not take a risk?

Shanahan was supposed to be a safe pick.[/quote]

Who are you thinking?

All the talk about what Shanny inherited, he has left a heaping pile of shit for the next coach. What an effing bum

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[quote=The Goat;1051685]Who are you thinking?[/quote]

I'm really not locked in on any one guy. I'm more interested in seeing what we do at GM first.

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[quote=Mattyk;1051707]I'm really not locked in on any one guy. I'm more interested in seeing what we do at GM first.[/quote]

This is my #1 concern atm too. It all starts at GM and what direction he wants to go with the team.

Re: Choose Your 2014 Redskins Head Coach (Volume 2)
 

[quote=Mattyk;1051707]I'm really not locked in on any one guy. I'm more interested in seeing what we do at GM first.[/quote]

So as long as the new GM chooses a risky HC...you're good. Got it.

[QUOTE=The Goat;1051711]So as long as the new GM chooses a risky HC...you're good. Got it.[/QUOTE]

Well in all fairness who else is going to make the decision on who our knew hc is?

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Not trying to bust anyone's balls on HC preferences, but unless something big happens I don't think there's a more qualified candidate available than Lovie. Guys like Briles, even Obrien are def risky, but it's unclear if there's potential high reward to justify the risk. For one thing, both those guys will need huge help creating an nfl caliber staff. Not saying they can't do it eventually, but it's unlikely to come together in a single off-season. And they're coming into a situation where character and leadership have to be absolutely solid. This team hasn't had that in its coaching in four years. You get all those things automatically with Lovie. Character. Leadership. Full staff.