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Originally Posted by skinsguy
Sure, it’s easy to criticize Snyder. Heck, it’s a no-brainer thing to do! I mean, we all get it, Beems. Snyder had been a horrible owner. But in regards to guys with head coaching experience, they all have had to start somewhere. I bet you would have never hired Joe Gibbs back in 1980.
Spags can either be the greatest thing as head coach or another Steve Spurrier of the pros. But at least it’s not like he is having to start at ground zero here. The team is set in place. The coaching staff is set in place. All he has to do is come in and prove himself as a head coach. I assume the more success he has, the more control he’ll obtain. Still, I’m willing to give him a shot. If he pans out, we should have a good coach for the next decade or so. If he doesn’t, then we’re back to square one. But, there’s no guarantee we’re going to succeed with either Fassel or Mooch either. It’s all a crapshoot. They have experience, but neither have won Super Bowls.
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No, I'd have been OK with the hiring of Gibbs back in 1981 because it was based on the recommendation of a solid GM who knew how to put a football team together: Bobby Beathard.
If Spags turns out to be the guy, I'm still behind my team all the way no matter who the coach is. I'd be willing to give him the benefit of doubt. And I'm not against the notion of going after a young, hungry coach without experience who is eager to prove himself. I just think there are better options on the table with Fassel and Mariucci, and I do believe there's a rush to judgement of sorts on Spagnuolo based only on his success with the Giants who have better personnel than we do up front.
I just can't wait for this thing to get settled once and for all.