01-12-2009, 05:13 PM
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Living Legend
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: chesapeake, va
Age: 62
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Re: The Real Problem of the Redskins ...
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Originally Posted by Dirtbag359
Ok, but let's not forget that Spurrier was a highly sought after coach, it's not like only the Redskins were after him
My main point in all of this was that the object of Snyders affection is a high flying passing attack. In citing the moves I'm trying to demonstrate that Snyder led teams will bend over backwards while ignoring needs elsewhere, namely the front lines, to bring in WR's, QB's, RB's, and TE's. Yes Spurrier was a highly sought after coach but he still fits the profile of Snyders Passing Fancy.
Are you just guessing here?
Yes, but in my defense I find it hard to believe that the three highest rated players available when the Redskins picked were Two Recievers and a Tight End. Especially after pimping our first round pick for a top tier reciever before the draft. It all goes back to my point that Snyder would rather loose with 300 yard passing games then win with a Marty Ball type offense.
You got have a QB, jury still out though on whether the investment was worth it
Agreed. But again more passing while getting less help up front.
I don't understand the point of mentioning only WRs we've allegedly gone after, while not mentioning linemen we've allegedly gone after
I'll get back to that after class but still a fair point.
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Yea we saw that high flying O this year and Snyder stayed with Zorn so your argument does not hold up. Also last year we had several linemen we wanted that were gone by our pick.
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