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[quote=Redskins247;1235026]So I was listening to Kevin Sheehan talking about the buzz around the Redskins and Alex Smith coming back to play in 2020, after he's fully healed from his 17 surgeries! And as Kevin was joking about how crazy of an idea that is...I thought about it, wouldn't it be so like Bruce and Dan to think they can hire Eric Bieniemy away from the Chiefs as their next head coach, get Alex back next year who already knows his system and let Haskins sit and learn it next year behind Alex, and next think you know...we're as good as the Chiefs are!!! Because they're already sooo close!!![/quote]

Yep, I could see them easily doing this. Just not sure EB will come here. He may have other opportunities that are better than this job.

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[quote=Redskins247;1235026]So I was listening to Kevin Sheehan talking about the buzz around the Redskins and Alex Smith coming back to play in 2020, after he's fully healed from his 17 surgeries! And as Kevin was joking about how crazy of an idea that is...I thought about it, wouldn't it be so like Bruce and Dan to think they can hire Eric Bieniemy away from the Chiefs as their next head coach, get Alex back next year who already knows his system and let Haskins sit and learn it next year behind Alex, and next think you know...we're as good as the Chiefs are!!! Because they're already sooo close!!![/quote]

If that actually happens I'm done, that will be the last straw and Haskins will be crushed as well.

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[quote=skinsfan69;1235027]Yep, I could see them easily doing this. Just not sure EB will come here. He may have other opportunities that are better than this job.[/quote]

I'm sure Andy Reid would advise him to stay away, or he may even tell him to go interview with them, so you can so what to avoid in an NFL franchise owner and GM.

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[quote=Redskins247;1235026]So I was listening to Kevin Sheehan talking about the buzz around the Redskins and Alex Smith coming back to play in 2020, after he's fully healed from his 17 surgeries! And as Kevin was joking about how crazy of an idea that is...I thought about it, wouldn't it be so like Bruce and Dan to think they can hire Eric Bieniemy away from the Chiefs as their next head coach, get Alex back next year who already knows his system and let Haskins sit and learn it next year behind Alex, and next think you know...we're as good as the Chiefs are!!! Because they're already sooo close!!![/quote]

Keim’s podcast mentioned having Haskins meet twice a week with Smith to teach him, supposedly McCoy has been helping him.

[url]http://johnkeimreport.libsyn.com/kyle-gets-revenge-kirk-waits-for-his[/url]

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[quote=SFREDSKIN;1235031]Keim’s podcast mentioned having Haskins meet twice a week with Smith to teach him, supposedly McCoy has been helping him.[/quote]

That's great strategy.. Not sure what McCoy can help Haskins with though?

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[quote=GridIron26;1235033]That's great strategy.. Not sure what McCoy can help Haskins with though?[/quote]

Supposedly he’s pretty smart and maybe has coaching in his future, his talent doesn’t match his smarts.

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It will be interesting to see who even interviews. Everyone knows it's a bottom NFL job and a terrible place to work.

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[quote=GridIron26;1235033]That's great strategy.. Not sure what McCoy can help Haskins with though?[/quote]

Id guess McCoy can help with many many things. Non playing things like how to pack for road games, how to eat properly, setting sleep schedules, handling social media and non-football distractions. Playing things like breaking down film together, going over formations, situational football .... I cant think of what McCoy couldnt help Haskins with.

Once Haskins is a starter, McCoy can help him with body recovery, dealing with disappointment, turning the page and moving on to the next opponent etc.

McCoy has a lot of experience in this league. he is basically a QB coach at this point and I think if Haskins is receptive and open to it .. it would be a very beneficial pairing.

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[quote=SFREDSKIN;1235034]Supposedly he’s pretty smart and maybe has coaching in his future, his talent doesn’t match his smarts.[/quote]

You know I would not be surprised to see Colt coach at some level he clearly gets the game as you said he is only a career back up

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[URL="https://omny.fm/shows/kevin-sheehan-show/10-22-19-the-kevin-sheehan-show-hour-2"]Kevin Sheehan today[/URL] advocated that, this season being lost, the Redskins should trade any player who's not going to be there when this team has a chance to be competitive (either because of age and/or contract and/or not wanting to stay here) and who we can get value for, including: TW, Scherff, AP, P Richardson, Kerrigan, Norman ...

While I think some players in that list won't bring back much value, it's really hard to disagree IMO.
The debate on Scherff is open but if you're not ready to give him highest paid Guard in the NFL money, you should trade him.
I like Kerrigan, but he's 31 and has one year left on his contract... how well is he gonna be playing in 2 seasons when we can start hoping for anything legit ?

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Kerrigan is having a down year as it is, it's time to move on from all of those guys including BS.. The skins should literally be having a fire sale like Miami

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[quote=FrenchSkin;1235098][URL="https://omny.fm/shows/kevin-sheehan-show/10-22-19-the-kevin-sheehan-show-hour-2"]Kevin Sheehan today[/URL] advocated that, this season being lost, the Redskins should trade any player who's not going to be there when this team has a chance to be competitive (either because of age and/or contract and/or not wanting to stay here) and who we can get value for, including: TW, Scherff, AP, P Richardson, Kerrigan, Norman ...

While I think some players in that list won't bring back much value, it's really hard to disagree IMO.
The debate on Scherff is open but if you're not ready to give him highest paid Guard in the NFL money, you should trade him.
I like Kerrigan, but he's 31 and has one year left on his contract... how well is he gonna be playing in 2 seasons when we can start hoping for anything legit ?[/quote]

Sheehan's been saying the same thing since our 2018 season was over nearly every day on his podcast.

It's not going to happen as long as Bruce is in charge. Speaking of which...

Last year (or early this year, before the draft), i seem to recall Bruce making a comment to the effect that he and Jay both had losing records and were in the hot seat. I wonder if part of Bruce's reluctance to trade anyone and to continue to publicly state that theyre close is because he doesn't give two craps about the Redskins future - because he doesn't believe he'll be part of it.

I mean, think about it. Sure, Bruce could probably get a slew of first and second round picks by trading Williams, Kerrigan, Scherff, etc., but why do that if you believed you'd probably be fired and someone else would be using those picks?

Why would Bruce trade players who could presumably help the team get to a somewhat respectable record in 2019 - maybe 7-9 or 6-10 if the team gets on a streak. Then, Bruce could present Dan a plausible argument (or atleast one he believes is plausible) that theyre "close."

Perhaps i'm not looking at things the right way, but if Bruce truly felt secure in his job long-term, he WOULD be dealing players for picks. He'd be planning to build a team of young players to surround Haskins. He'd be wanting to acquire as many picks as possible to help pitch the job to a top end head coach in 2020. But he's not. Bruce is going all in on 2019, and the only reason that makes sense is if he believes his job is on the line.

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[quote=BigHairedAristocrat;1235106]Sheehan's been saying the same thing since our 2018 season was over nearly every day on his podcast.

It's not going to happen as long as Bruce is in charge. Speaking of which...

Last year (or early this year, before the draft), i seem to recall Bruce making a comment to the effect that he and Jay both had losing records and were in the hot seat. I wonder if part of Bruce's reluctance to trade anyone and to continue to publicly state that theyre close is because he doesn't give two craps about the Redskins future - because he doesn't believe he'll be part of it.

I mean, think about it. Sure, Bruce could probably get a slew of first and second round picks by trading Williams, Kerrigan, Scherff, etc., but why do that if you believed you'd probably be fired and someone else would be using those picks?

Why would Bruce trade players who could presumably help the team get to a somewhat respectable record in 2019 - maybe 7-9 or 6-10 if the team gets on a streak. Then, Bruce could present Dan a plausible argument (or atleast one he believes is plausible) that theyre "close."

Perhaps i'm not looking at things the right way, but if Bruce truly felt secure in his job long-term, he WOULD be dealing players for picks. He'd be planning to build a team of young players to surround Haskins. He'd be wanting to acquire as many picks as possible to help pitch the job to a top end head coach in 2020. But he's not. Bruce is going all in on 2019, and the only reason that makes sense is if he believes his job is on the line.[/quote]

All you said absolutely makes sense... But it's BA, and he made stupid stubborned decisions that hurt the future of this team even way before he could possibly feel insecure about his job here (which I'm still not sure is true...).
Point is I could see him be totally confident Dan has his back and still make poor arrogance led choices like not trading TW and not wanting to pay Scherff...

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[quote=FrenchSkin;1235113]All you said absolutely makes sense... But it's BA, and he made stupid stubborned decisions that hurt the future of this team even way before he could possibly feel insecure about his job here (which I'm still not sure is true...).
Point is I could see him be totally confident Dan has his back and still make poor arrogance led choices like not trading TW and not wanting to pay Scherff...[/quote]

At this point, I think the Trent situation is mostly about spite on both sides. And the team does want to pay Scherff, but Scherff most likely doesn't want to sign a long-term deal here - at least not presently. Its in his financial best interests to make the skins tag him next year and then sign a deal (with the skins or another team) under the new CBA in 2021. That said, I really don't think Scherff is worth what most fans think he is worth. We (as fans)have a long history of overvaluing our own players. For the past decade, most of our roster has been below-average talent-wise. But, we think its average. So we see Brandon Scherff and think he's an elite guard - maybe one of the best 2-3 in the league. But he's really not THAT great. He's top 10 for sure, but not top 2-3.

And to be completely honest, seeing the production we're getting from Flowers, is the difference between his play and Sherff's enough to justify paying him 4 times what Flowers is making (4M per year)? Because that's what top guard money is going to be. I personally don't think it is. Id rather let Scherff walk and get a mid-range RG in FA or in the draft, and use the money saved to get an elite playmaker at a skill position. Those are far harder to come by than a capable guard.

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[quote=BigHairedAristocrat;1235119][B]At this point, I think the Trent situation is mostly about spite on both sides. [/B] And the team does want to pay Scherff, but Scherff most likely doesn't want to sign a long-term deal here - at least not presently. Its in his financial best interests to make the skins tag him next year and then sign a deal (with the skins or another team) under the new CBA in 2021. That said, I really don't think Scherff is worth what most fans think he is worth. We (as fans)have a long history of overvaluing our own players. For the past decade, most of our roster has been below-average talent-wise. But, we think its average. So we see Brandon Scherff and think he's an elite guard - maybe one of the best 2-3 in the league. But he's really not THAT great. He's top 10 for sure, but not top 2-3.

And to be completely honest, seeing the production we're getting from Flowers, is the difference between his play and Sherff's enough to justify paying him 4 times what Flowers is making (4M per year)? Because that's what top guard money is going to be. I personally don't think it is. Id rather let Scherff walk and get a mid-range RG in FA or in the draft, and use the money saved to get an elite playmaker at a skill position. Those are far harder to come by than a capable guard.[/quote]

Agreed 100% about TW, and spite is rarely of wise council ...

About Scherff, while I agree we tend to over rate our own players and he's more likely in the top 10 range than in top 5 range, I still think you pay him.
He'll only be the highest paid G until the next one signs a huge contract. Losing an elite LT is a huge blow, losing a pro bowler RG on top of that is too much.

Plus I think for culture purposes at some point you have to keep the rare players you drafted that play well...

Finally, the more I watch football the more I think it's won in the trenches and I'd put having a dominant OL (+DL) ahead of having an extra skill player. But that's highly debatable.

Hey anyway, it's probably not going to happen so ^^

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[quote=FrenchSkin;1235124]Agreed 100% about TW, and spite is rarely of wise council ...

About Scherff, while I agree we tend to over rate our own players and he's more likely in the top 10 range than in top 5 range, I still think you pay him.
He'll only be the highest paid G until the next one signs a huge contract. Losing an elite LT is a huge blow, losing a pro bowler RG on top of that is too much.

Plus I think for culture purposes at some point you have to keep the rare players you drafted that play well...

Finally, the more I watch football the more I think it's won in the trenches and I'd put having a dominant OL (+DL) ahead of having an extra skill player. But that's highly debatable.

Hey anyway, it's probably not going to happen so ^^[/quote]

We aren't really missing TW. Penn is playing mighty damn good football. Not that i think Penn is the future - it just shows that you don't need to overpay for the position (however, if there is one position i would overpay at, its LT). As far as Scherff goes, a top 10 guard should not be getting as many holding penalties.

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I agree, we need to have a fire sale of veterans who will be gone next year. BA is still thinking the team can win 5-6 games this year and making his decisions based on that concept. He’s got Callahan drinking the same koolaide - we’re going to be able to turn this season around! I know it’s delusional but this is BA’s philosophy.

Unfortunately, the team is going to mentally give up on Callahan and his run-based offensive strategy. Guys will just slow down half a step or suddenly get “hurt” for the season. I doubt the team will win another game and we’ll just let guys go in the offseason. BA is going to trade TW in the off-season for half what he can get now.


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O’Connell has Louis Riddick’s seal of approval:

[url]https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/redskins-coaching-search-dan-snyder-could-look-to-right-his-wrongs-by-promoting-from-within/[/url]

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need to hire Lou as well

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I'm sure KO is a talented coach but if they hire him it means Allen will still be here. We need a regime change. GM and coach need to go hand and hand. They need to have the same football DNA, think the same on how to build a team.

I also do not want Riddick. Go get someone from the Pats who can establish culture. Or better yet, go talk to Ozzie Newsome. Give him a boat load of money and see if you can talk him into coming here for 4 years or so to get this thing turned around. If Dan truly wanted to win this is what he would do. But he doesn't want it bad enough. He'll stand pat w/ the status quo cause he needs a drinking buddy.

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[quote=SFREDSKIN;1235256]O’Connell has Louis Riddick’s seal of approval:

[url]https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/redskins-coaching-search-dan-snyder-could-look-to-right-his-wrongs-by-promoting-from-within/[/url][/quote]

Of course he does. Its no secret Riddick wants the GM job.

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[quote=skinsfaninok;1235257]need to hire Lou as well[/quote]

No, we don't. While I would prefer just about anyone over Bruce Allen, Riddick has not done anything to indicate he's capable of being a GM. There are GM openings every offseason... yet I can only recall the Giants as interviewing him. And he evidently didn't do very well because they ended up giving Dave Gettleman the job.

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[quote=BigHairedAristocrat;1235291]Of course he does. Its no secret Riddick wants the GM job.[/quote]

yup.

Liked Haskins, likes O'Connell...crushed Jay for playing Haskins unprepared.

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Riddick - honestly dont know too much about him but my inner reptile doesnt like him. I assume Bruce was the one who was feeding national media regarding Jay not wanting Haskins and how Jay is being "vindictive" for not giving him reps with the 1s and how it was never really an open competition for QB in the PS.

I also assume Riddick was the main national media guy that was spewing Bruce's poison the most, saying Jay had an agenda by not starting him .. then Jay had an agenda by putting him in the NYG game.

Double assumption and hot take by me .... why is Riddick now not crushing Callahan for not starting Haskins and saying he might not start all year? Certainly the war drum beat to start Haskins and end "Jay's agenda" should be louder after Jay had been fired?

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Why would Bruce be feeding Riddick info when he could be in line to take his job?

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[quote=MTK;1235297]Why would Bruce be feeding Riddick info when he could be in line to take his job?[/quote]

Hmmmm ... still piecing this one together.

Alright I got it. Its much more complicated than that.

Bruce knew that Dan was not happy about Haskins not getting the red carpet treatment by Jay so Bruce went about trying to sabotage Jay and get him an early termination.

Who does Bruce go to? Who does he know in the national media with a connection to the Skins that would do all of his evil bidding? Tito Leibowitz, he was a small time ... er Louis Riddick, a small time team personnel guy who was itching for a GM job and Bruce knew would say or do anything he asked.

Bruce knows he needs to bring in a GM type this offseason so who better than the lackey himself, Louis Riddick. Someone Bruce wont have to worry about starting a coup against him, Louis Riddick is a company man.

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I'm more of the thought that Riddick was speaking out on his own and basically saying hey Dan, I see the problems you're having, I know how to fix them, call me

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O’Connell. His playcalling is getting better and better, especially when not interfered with by Callahan and before that Gruden.

Callahan is showing how we will go 8-40 win-loss from 2020-2022 as he plays caveman football.


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It's so painfully obvious Riddick has an agenda and that is why I don't want him. And it would be such a Dan Snyder hire to bring him in here. Bring in someone who likes the QB that Bruce and I picked.

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Whoever they bring ion as GM must run the show without Lil Danny and Brucey telling him who to draft or trade or sign free agent...

The GM should hire the coach but I am curious how O'Connell would work out...

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This morning two more Redskins names were thrown out for possible trades. Ian Rapoport mentions that Josh Norman is being shopped, something that Albert Breer also reported a few days ago. That trade would not bring back much in return due to Norman’s age and contract.

The new name in the trade market is Ryan Kerrigan. Jason La Canfora reports that the Baltimore Ravens, Indianapolis Colts, and others are interested in the Pro Bowl OLB. Kerrigan’s contract is up after next season, and he will be 32 next August. He is on pace for his worst statistical season since entering the league as a 1st round pick in 2011. La Canfora says it doesn’t sound like the Redskins are looking to move Kerrigan, despite the fact that they are 1-7, and need to rebuild under a new Head Coach next year.

[url]https://www.hogshaven.com/2019/10/27/20934641/nfl-trade-rumors-ravens-and-colts-are-interested-in-ryan-kerrigan-redskins-arent-selling[/url]
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The Redskins are one of two franchises, along with the Bengals, that are irritating other NFL teams with their unwillingness to listen to offers ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline. That's according to a new CBS report that was published Sunday.

Washington and Cincinnati been receiving calls for a while now, yet so far "ownership has declined to even consider moving forward on them," Jason La Canfora writes. Those around the league are apparently quite annoyed by this, with one GM saying specifically of the Redskins, "It's not like you are dealing with a normal team."

[url]https://www.nbcsports.com/washington/redskins/redskins-are-reportedly-not-acting-normal-team-ahead-nfl-trade-deadline[/url]

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It wont matter who the new coach is if Bruce remains the GM and remains in a "win now" approach.

I cant imagine they are offering anything more than like a 4th for Kerrigan but you have to trade him. He is going to count $11.75M against the cap next year, is slowing down and we have HEAVILY INVESTED on the D line and edge rushers. We have Ioannidis, Sweat and Ryan Anderson.

Some of the D line $ needs to go to the O line.

If the Skins let Scherff walk but keep Ryan Kerrigan on for a final meaningless year ...

FUCK YOU BRUCE

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Fine, let them keep losing with the players they have. I hope they go 1-15 and have literally no one coming to the games except the other teams fans.

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[quote=skinsfan69;1235630]Fine, let them keep losing with the players they have. I hope they go 1-15 and have literally no one coming to the games except the other teams fans.[/quote]

So basically the road we are on now??

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The incompetence of roster management is pathetic. Why are we keeping guys who are at the end of deals instead of rebuilding? We are not a player away. The lack of awareness with the organization is frustrating

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If the skins don't trade some of these old players, then people should stop going to any games. This may make a clear statement to ownership. We need a lot of picks and these old guys are making to much money to sit on this team and not producing.

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[quote=Chico23231;1235632]The incompetence of roster management is pathetic. Why are we keeping guys who are at the end of deals instead of rebuilding? We are not a player away. The lack of awareness with the organization is frustrating[/quote]

Its not a lack of awareness at all. The complete opposite.

Bruce Allen knows that if we end the season 1-15 or 2-14, he's likely getting fired. Allen's best chance to keep his job is for the team to get to 5-11 or 6-10 and use a bunch of excuses to convince Snyder that they really are still "close."
To make that happen, Allen NEEDS all of these players on the roster.

Allen is quite aware of the situation and is doing what is in his own best interest. Why would he trade players for future draft picks when his doing so would only make it much more likely that he gets fired? Why screw himself over to help out his successor?

As a fan, that's what we want Allen to do because its whats best for the team. But whats best for the team is not whats best for Bruce Allen.

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Clinging stubbornly to the belief that we're close. The reluctance to deal the good older players for picks is the biggest sign yet that Allen needs to go. His stubborn and incorrect belief that we're not that far away is the biggest obstacle to us taking the steps we need to rebuild.

Firing him is the only thing that will help. Until he's gone we shall suck.

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If I was Bruce, Id realize that I could generate more fan excitement and hope by making trades, big trades for picks, ... vs hoping this team will go 4-4 down the stretch.

if we had traded Trent (1st and 4th) and kerrigan (4th) .. we would have a thread discussing what we can do with 2 1st rounders, etc ... a thread of hope. Draft picks are like the day before you go on vacation .. everything is perfect planned out and fantasized in your head .. then you get to beach and it rains, your kid sucks and reality sets in.

Your body probably releases more dopamine the day before your vacation vs actually being on your vacation.

Let us day dream Bruce

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[quote=Schneed10;1235635]Clinging stubbornly to the belief that we're close. The reluctance to deal the good older players for picks is the biggest sign yet that Allen needs to go. His stubborn and incorrect belief that we're not that far away is the biggest obstacle to us taking the steps we need to rebuild.

Firing him is the only thing that will help. Until he's gone we shall suck.[/quote]

I agree with everything here, except I don't think Allen truly believes that we're close. Allen is not a good GM, but he's been around the game his entire life and a senior football executive on 3 teams in the past 20 years. He's been around some good, but mostly bad, teams. He knows what good rosters look like and what bad ones look like.

So that's why I don't think Allen believes what he's selling. The "we're close" thing is just the narrative he puts out there to try and justify his continued employment - to both the fans and the owner.

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[quote=Randall Nestor;1235633]If the skins don't trade some of these old players, [B]then people should stop going to any games[/B]. This may make a clear statement to ownership. We need a lot of picks and these old guys are making to much money to sit on this team and not producing.[/quote]

Idk how many games you've watched this year, but that's already the case. As long as Dan gets a cut of league revenue (which he does every year) we're not going to hurt his wallet.

He just needs to realize we need to embrace a full rebuild, start selling players for as much as possible now, fire Bruce obviously, and start over again.

Bruce is only keeping players to save his own ass. He should've been canned just after Gruden. Snyder must be doing his best Wolf of Wall St. impression if he doesn't realize Allen has ruined this franchise.