Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

[quote=Skinny Tee;597763]They'll be some head coaching vacanies around the NFL after this football season. When Zorn gets his second head coaching gig on another team this offseason things shouldn't be so stressful for him.

Good luck on next year's head coaching gig Zorn.[/quote]

He'll prob be back somewhere as a coordinator or QB coach.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

[quote=Ruhskins;597767]He'll prob be back somewhere as a coordinator or QB coach.[/quote]

I just wanted to see people's laughable reaction at him taking a head coaching somewhere else...

Zorn head coaching is just like Cerrato GMing elsewhere, completely unhirable anywhere else in the league.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

Love him or hate him, I think the teame would (and showed it) go to the wall for JOE2. I think that is NOT true with JZ, and gives no signs of improving?
BIG problem............

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

[quote=Skinny Tee;597775]I just wanted to see people's laughable reaction at him taking a head coaching somewhere else...

Zorn head coaching is just like Cerrato GMing elsewhere, completely unhirable anywhere else in the league.[/quote]

I don't think Zorn has a future above the QB coach level in the league. Maybe as an offensive coordinator somewhere but with no playcalling duties.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

Eff a hot seat. He needs to be put in the electric chair without a wet sponge.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

[quote=Trample the Elderly;597796]Eff a hot seat. He needs to be put in the electric chair without a wet sponge.[/quote]

Green Mile sans the whimsy.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

Isn't that strange that none of us "moronic" fans think that Zorn would ever be considered for a head coaching spot for another team in this league but he's our current head coach?

Who are the morons here?

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

Any coach that comes here is going to have to deal with a difficult management. I do not envy them just like I do not envy Zorn.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

[quote=TheSmurfs22;597816]Any coach that comes here is going to have to deal with a difficult management. I do not envy them just like I do not envy Zorn.[/quote]

Not smart sought after coaches like Steve Spagnulo.

He came for a 3 day interview and split town in a day and a half citing the his lack of interest in working with this managment structure.

He'd rather have a fair shake somewhere else where he can coach uninfluenced by frivilous outside factors.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

[quote=TheSmurfs22;597816]Any coach that comes here is going to have to deal with a difficult management. I do not envy them just like I do not envy Zorn.[/quote]

I don't know what was more impressive. Gibbs winning 3 Super Bowls with 3 different QBs or Gibbs taking this pathetic lot to the playoffs 2 out of 4 years;)

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

The first reaction after a loss such as this is normally more emotional than rational. Those posters who have "sworn off the Redskins", "I'll never watch another game" etc etc. I'll bet just about any amount of money that next Sunday, you'll either be at the stadium or parked on front of a TV wearing your burgundy and gold.

But that not withstanding I just came across this:
[URL="http://voices.washingtonpost.com/dcsportsbog/2009/09/time_to_make_a_change_obviousl.html"]D.C. Sports Bog - Time to Make a Change, Obviously[/URL]

If even half of those staements are true, there is much more issues than just getting rid of Zorn and Campbell.

If half of those statements are true, the Redskins are in full-fledge implosion.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

[quote=sandtrapjack;597826]The first reaction after a loss such as this is normally more emotional than rational. Those posters who have "sworn off the Redskins", "I'll never watch another game" etc etc. I'll bet just about any amount of money that next Sunday, you'll either be at the stadium or parked on front of a TV wearing your burgundy and gold.

But that not withstanding I just came across this:
[URL="http://voices.washingtonpost.com/dcsportsbog/2009/09/time_to_make_a_change_obviousl.html"]D.C. Sports Bog - Time to Make a Change, Obviously[/URL]

If even half of those staements are true, there is much more issues than just getting rid of Zorn and Campbell.

If half of those statements are true, the Redskins are in full-fledge implosion.[/quote]

You'd not be so dismissive if the Boys had just lost to the worst team in the NFL.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

Simple... Let's FIRE "ZORN" or "BENCH" Campbell please, I cant take it anymore.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

[quote=sandtrapjack;597826]The first reaction after a loss such as this is normally more emotional than rational. Those posters who have "sworn off the Redskins", "I'll never watch another game" etc etc. I'll bet just about any amount of money that next Sunday, you'll either be at the stadium or parked on front of a TV wearing your burgundy and gold.

But that not withstanding I just came across this:
[URL="http://voices.washingtonpost.com/dcsportsbog/2009/09/time_to_make_a_change_obviousl.html"]D.C. Sports Bog - Time to Make a Change, Obviously[/URL]

If even half of those staements are true, there is much more issues than just getting rid of Zorn and Campbell.

If half of those statements are true, the Redskins are in full-fledge implosion.[/quote]

Please excuse yourself from our house...

...this is an internal issue and we're having family time.

Re: Zorn On The Hot Seat
 

I asked Matty if we could take down Zorn's picture and put up Reed Doughty's. That was before we got handled like a red headed step child. He might not be the best safety in the NFL but at least he's got heart. Maybe it's because he can't hear the play calls?