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JoeRedskin · 01-20-2015, 10:32 AM

Twitterverse abuzz on DC issue:

- Wade Phillips not being considered b/c of his age.

- Concern that Skins looking for energy and motivation from DC. Emphasis not on teaching and development. Apparently, Morris benefits greatly by weighting the "motivational" requirement.

Who knows how reliable this is. Lots of dross. LaCanfora hints Fangio, Keim has source who said "No" if LaCanfora correct.

Bottom line, we'll know when we know. The "coaching v. cheerleading" issue is a bigger concern to me. If that is (and has been) a prerequisite for coaching positions, then it would speak volumes as to why development has been an issue.

Belichick is many things, rah-rah motivational he is not. At the same time, he and his staff coach players. Talented players are great and necessary to win. More important, I would suggest is the development of talented and marginally talented college players into professionals.

01-20-2015, 10:32 AM	#13
JoeRedskin Contains football related knowledge Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Second Star On The Right Age: 63 Posts: 10,401	Re: 2015 Redskins Coaches/Coordinators News Twitterverse abuzz on DC issue: - Wade Phillips not being considered b/c of his age. - Concern that Skins looking for energy and motivation from DC. Emphasis not on teaching and development. Apparently, Morris benefits greatly by weighting the "motivational" requirement. Who knows how reliable this is. Lots of dross. LaCanfora hints Fangio, Keim has source who said "No" if LaCanfora correct. Bottom line, we'll know when we know. The "coaching v. cheerleading" issue is a bigger concern to me. If that is (and has been) a prerequisite for coaching positions, then it would speak volumes as to why development has been an issue. Belichick is many things, rah-rah motivational he is not. At the same time, he and his staff coach players. Talented players are great and necessary to win. More important, I would suggest is the development of talented and marginally talented college players into professionals. __________________ Strap it up, hold onto the ball, and let’s go.