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Man, Ive got not 1, but 2 Arrington jerseys. Again folks, if you are buying a jersey go old school.

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I here ya, I bought Steven Davis when he signed his "life time deal", then went and got Bailey, then LaVar. I am getting a Riggins, or maybe Ethan Albright, he has been here for a while!!

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If we lose both Lavar and Greg Williams next year, I will be pi$$ed. One of them should stay here to help the defense.

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That brings up a good point. What happens if GW leaves for a coaching position and we lost LA?

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[QUOTE=redsk1]That brings up a good point. What happens if GW leaves for a coaching position and we lost LA?[/QUOTE]

Naturally, I have no inside info, but, IMO the grand plan is for Joe to take care of business for this contract. Greg is his heir apparent. If that does not happen, I'm goin' off the first three+ story building I can find!

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Hog - problem with that is Gibbs has a fairly long contract, and I'm sure Williams has had an opportunity already. If we continue winning then he'll stick around, if we lose then Im getting worried. Without him we would have had the first overall pick last year.

I can see Williams getting a lot of offers this season (the MN job.) We'll see how it pans out.

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GW is already very well paid, better than a lot of head coaches.

If someone wants him, it would require a substantial deal, I'm not sure if someone would want to cough up a monster deal for an unproven HC.

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Yeah, going to MN would mean a paycut. ;)

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5 reasons Williams will stay. 1-He's happy as an assistant coach and working with Gibbs. 2-Danny is paying him enough or can afford to pay him enough to stay. 3-The team he would inherit will be one that he has had a say in players and they will know the systems making the transition easy. 4-We will be a playoff team and SB contenders when Gibbs retires. 5-He just went through hell as a head coach and will wait for the right moment (when Gibbs retires).

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Lavar is an ass who thinks he knows more than a proven defensive coach like Williams. He is in no position to give Williams fits.

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I read at the last practice he was working reps with the starting D-line.

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Williams is not going anywhere. Again, we all believe he is here to take over for Gibbs when he leaves. I do not believe Gibbs is here for all 5 years. If we do well this year, make the playoffs, and again next year a little deeper, Gibbs would have successfully done his job. Which is get the Redskins back on the map as a contender and then Williams will take over. Bad thing about that is, he will take over the same mess he took over in Buffalo, CAP PROBLEMS. In two years we will be in such a cap mess, we will not have any players we do now. Then we will see how its his scheme and not the players that are on the field. Dont forget in buffalo he had alot of talent of the Defensive side of the ball when he was there and was like top 5. anyway, Joe stays around two years tops, if the team is going in the right direction.

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LaVar had a problem with Marvin Lewis as well, didn't he?

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lavar is one of my favorite skins. i want him to play. but if he isnt going to play, let him go somewhere so he can and get what we can for him. it does us no good to let all that talent sit the bench. try him at pass rushing DE at least.

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[QUOTE=jhold4th]LaVar had a problem with Marvin Lewis as well, didn't he?[/QUOTE]Yes, he did not like playing DE and thought he would be more productive in the upright position. Lewis won that argument when Lavar had 11 sacks.