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Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=Giantone;1103820]LOL First I ever heard that one ,why not investigate Lavar ?[/quote]Were you a NY Giant fan in 2006? This is one of many stories around that time.
[URL="http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/05/AR2006100501218.html"]Giants' Arrington Gets in the Mood[/URL] Yes, Lavar should have been investigated. As A NY Giant. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=HailGreen28;1103839]Were you a NY Giant fan in 2006? This is one of many stories around that time.
[URL="http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/05/AR2006100501218.html"]Giants' Arrington Gets in the Mood[/URL] Yes, Lavar should have been investigated. As A NY Giant.[/quote] .......haters are gonna hate . LOL Giants have nothing to do with any of it ,let it go . |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
Whoa, this is interesting:
Dianna Marie Russini @NBCdianna 7m7 minutes ago Former Browns/Jets HC and current 49ers assistant Eric Mangini will interview for the Redskins DC job per sources. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=Ruhskins;1103895]Whoa, this is interesting:
Dianna Marie Russini @NBCdianna 7m7 minutes ago Former Browns/Jets HC and current 49ers assistant Eric Mangini will interview for the Redskins DC job per sources.[/quote] I dont want this guy as a head coach if/when Jay gets fired after next year. No way |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
As much as I am a Phillips fan, I am glad they seem to be conducting an actual search.
I believe Phillips has the inside track but am not convinced he has it locked up. Mangini is interesting in a number of ways. Another solid DC candidate w/ head coaching experience. Again, don't think I would want him as a HC, but am comfortable with him as a DC. Sent from my VS985 4G using Tapatalk |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=Chico23231;1103896]I dont want this guy as a head coach if/when Jay gets fired after next year. No way[/quote]
Why is it a given that Jay is fired next year? He's finally got the reigns to hire his own staff. How about we give him some time. It works for real teams. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=Bucket;1103898]Why is it a given that Jay is fired next year? He's finally got the reigns to hire his own staff. How about we give him some time. It works for real teams.[/quote]
yeah, just a feeling i get. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=Chico23231;1103900]yeah, just a feeling i get.[/quote]
I suggest you find a Chica. When I get that feeling, I need sexual healing. . . good luck. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=Bucket;1103898]Why is it a given that Jay is fired next year? He's finally got the reigns to hire his own staff. How about we give him some time. It works for real teams.[/quote]
Leaving aside the fact that there are real reasons to doubt Gruden, the fact is that he doesn't work alone. Bruce has been there five years. If we go 4-12 again, the smart decision will be to clean house and start from scratch. And, given that Bruce Allen has averaged 5-11 seasons since he has been here, there is a very good chance that we will suck again, regardless of who is coaching. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=Lotus;1103903]Leaving aside the fact that there are real reasons to doubt Gruden, the fact is that he doesn't work alone. Bruce has been there five years. If we go 4-12 again, the smart decision will be to clean house and start from scratch.
And, given that Bruce Allen has averaged 5-11 seasons since he has been here, there is a very good chance that we will suck again, regardless of who is coaching.[/quote] Let me cherry pick the last sentence of your first paragraph. For the first time in a long time, our organization is not about next year. I get the feeling it is about building a team that has the depth to compete year in and year out. The success that SF enjoyed because of the new GM didn't occur immediately. They endured several bad losing seasons while building not buying talent and depth. When he left them for Seattle, SF was big, talented, and had great depth. They barely missed a beat due to injuries. We need to be one of those organizations. The new GM's philosophy prioritizes long term success rather than instant gratification. I love this move by our FO. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=DYoungJelly;1103908]Let me cherry pick the last sentence of your first paragraph. For the first time in a long time, our organization is not about next year.
I get the feeling it is about building a team that has the depth to compete year in and year out. The success that SF enjoyed because of the new GM didn't occur immediately. They endured several bad losing seasons while building not buying talent and depth. When he left them for Seattle, SF was big, talented, and had great depth. They barely missed a beat due to injuries. We need to be one of those organizations. The new GM's philosophy prioritizes long term success rather than instant gratification. I love this move by our FO.[/quote] But we still have Bruce. And if you think he is going to be content printing tickets while others do all the cool stuff, I'd like to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=Bucket;1103898]Why is it a given that Jay is fired next year? He's finally got the reigns to hire his own staff. How about we give him some time. It works for real teams.[/quote]
THIS is the best shot he has had. A real GM! A REAL talent and football guy. Hopefully an improved Defensive coach and unit |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=Lotus;1103910]But we still have Bruce. And if you think he is going to be content printing tickets while others do all the cool stuff, I'd like to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge.[/quote]
I'm not worried. He will be busy mowing the grass. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
[quote=DYoungJelly;1103908]Let me cherry pick the last sentence of your first paragraph. For the first time in a long time, our organization is not about next year.
I get the feeling it is about building a team that has the depth to compete year in and year out. The success that SF enjoyed because of the new GM didn't occur immediately. They endured several bad losing seasons while building not buying talent and depth. When he left them for Seattle, SF was big, talented, and had great depth. They barely missed a beat due to injuries. We need to be one of those organizations. The new GM's philosophy prioritizes long term success rather than instant gratification. I love this move by our FO.[/quote] One of the points of emphasis I noticed in the presser was the need for the owner to have patience. It seems that McC wanted assurances of independence, resources, and patience from the owner in order to take the job. Let's hope Snyder keeps his word in these areas. |
Re: Wade Phillips to Interview with the Redskins
Interesting:
Chris Russell @Russellmania980 6m6 minutes ago FWIW, and probably not much - I've talked to a couple of defensive players and so far they would all want Wade Phillips as the guy. |
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