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Originally Posted by sevier2
I believe in Gruden. He's sitting in a situation he never would have imagined when signing on here and he's handling it well, as much as people don't believe.
He's exactly what the Redskins as a franchise need.
He's not going to let a QB, who's been in the league less than 3 years, run his team.
He's not going to allow anybody who misses team meetings (Amerson) to play on Sunday. Even if we're hurting at that position.
He's also not guaranteeing anybody a job because they're starters this year. Each and every player on this roster is going to EARN their spot. (Seattle anybody??)
We finally have a coach who is going to set the tone and get his players to respect and buy in to HIM. This is a team sport and he's not going to allow any players to rise above that fact.
Anybody who wants to get rid of Gruden needs to realize that this is what we've done for the past 15 years and where are we? We FINALLY have a competent coach who can motivate (the right) players. Getting rid of him starts yet ANOTHER rebuild which we don't need.
We need consistency and cohesiveness. Gruden can establish that.
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And this is the 2nd coach to come to the same conclusion on RG3. It's not the system and its not the injuries. He can't see the field and has no pocket awareness. The rest of the team is playing for their futures and pay checks, and RG3 has been holding them back. Gruden had to do something to prevent an all out revolt.