Commanders Post at The Warpath - View Single Post - Vinny Cerrato promoted to Executive Vice President

redwagonskins · 01-23-2008, 11:35 AM

From JLC's blog:

"The Redskins contingent in Mobile is up in arms. Players and coaches are distraught over the poorly worded press release regarding Cerrato's promotion and Jim Fassel's emergence as a candidate with multiple interviews. They are taking a lot of grief from other team''s people down there and, according to some league sources, the word "laughingstock" is being thrown around in regards to how the team is operating."

Like I said before, this whole process is very amateurish. Aside from teetering on the brink of being the "laughingstock" of the league again, coaches are in Mobile supposedly looking at talent but worried about their jobs. Makes you think their focus won't be affected at all.

People want to give Snyder some slack because he made money in the corporate world. Fine. But this goes to show that just because someone makes money in mergers and acquisitions does not mean they are expert managers of people.

01-23-2008, 11:35 AM	#95
redwagonskins Impact Rookie Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: San Diego Posts: 685	Re: Vinny Cerrato promoted to Executive Vice President From JLC's blog: "The Redskins contingent in Mobile is up in arms. Players and coaches are distraught over the poorly worded press release regarding Cerrato's promotion and Jim Fassel's emergence as a candidate with multiple interviews. They are taking a lot of grief from other team''s people down there and, according to some league sources, the word "laughingstock" is being thrown around in regards to how the team is operating." Like I said before, this whole process is very amateurish. Aside from teetering on the brink of being the "laughingstock" of the league again, coaches are in Mobile supposedly looking at talent but worried about their jobs. Makes you think their focus won't be affected at all. People want to give Snyder some slack because he made money in the corporate world. Fine. But this goes to show that just because someone makes money in mergers and acquisitions does not mean they are expert managers of people.