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Kaisersozaa · 10-25-2009, 07:56 AM

I'm surprised at many of the things I have read here. First, I am in agreement about anything negative that can be said about Snyder and the illustrius Vice President he has. My feeling for them belong elswhere. Here I want to focus on Coach Z and his future with this team.

First, I was as surprised as anyone with the way Zorn was hired. With no head coaching experience, and no play calling experience, his hiring should never have happened, not at least as head coach. He has done great things with Jason, and has installed a new system. With that in mind, I hope that he is given 2 to 3 more years.

Don't cut me yet! listen to what I have to say. The Redskins have had it rough since the golden age of Gibb's first tenure. How many coach, quarterback changes? How often has Snyder and company tried to buy a win by out bidding for a star. I think maybe, just maybe, Snyder has finally learned a lesson. Money don't fix things all the time. Haynesworth has done a solid job, in fact has done a better job then I expected out of him, but he was not worth the money Snyder paid. We should have been aggressive and fixed our O-line first. Our Defence was ranked top 5 last year. It wasn't pretty, didn't get a lot of interceptions, but it was more then affective. Our offence needs the attention.

Saying that why does everyone want to get rid of Zorn so quickly and start all over again. Just adding to the mistakes that have been made. Losing 1 to 2, maybe even 3 years in the process just rebuilding.

We should stand behind Zorn! He is learning on the job. Allow him to do it. Help him. Get some more offensive coaches on staff. Some with experience. He can't be QB coach, offensive coordinator, headcoach, playcaller, when he did not have experience in most of those job discriptions just over a year ago. Snyder made the mistake, do not urge him to compound it by making another. Lets be patient and suportive. Zorn has many things going for him. Let him build on those and then he can master the rest.

I don't want a reset. It's just another gamble. My love of the team may not stand another stupid Snyder / Cerrato mistake. Instead, focus on front office and get someone that could support Zorn!

10-25-2009, 07:56 AM	#85
Kaisersozaa Camp Scrub Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Murfreesboro, TN Age: 59 Posts: 3	Re: Zorn to coach the rest of the season I'm surprised at many of the things I have read here. First, I am in agreement about anything negative that can be said about Snyder and the illustrius Vice President he has. My feeling for them belong elswhere. Here I want to focus on Coach Z and his future with this team. First, I was as surprised as anyone with the way Zorn was hired. With no head coaching experience, and no play calling experience, his hiring should never have happened, not at least as head coach. He has done great things with Jason, and has installed a new system. With that in mind, I hope that he is given 2 to 3 more years. Don't cut me yet! listen to what I have to say. The Redskins have had it rough since the golden age of Gibb's first tenure. How many coach, quarterback changes? How often has Snyder and company tried to buy a win by out bidding for a star. I think maybe, just maybe, Snyder has finally learned a lesson. Money don't fix things all the time. Haynesworth has done a solid job, in fact has done a better job then I expected out of him, but he was not worth the money Snyder paid. We should have been aggressive and fixed our O-line first. Our Defence was ranked top 5 last year. It wasn't pretty, didn't get a lot of interceptions, but it was more then affective. Our offence needs the attention. Saying that why does everyone want to get rid of Zorn so quickly and start all over again. Just adding to the mistakes that have been made. Losing 1 to 2, maybe even 3 years in the process just rebuilding. We should stand behind Zorn! He is learning on the job. Allow him to do it. Help him. Get some more offensive coaches on staff. Some with experience. He can't be QB coach, offensive coordinator, headcoach, playcaller, when he did not have experience in most of those job discriptions just over a year ago. Snyder made the mistake, do not urge him to compound it by making another. Lets be patient and suportive. Zorn has many things going for him. Let him build on those and then he can master the rest. I don't want a reset. It's just another gamble. My love of the team may not stand another stupid Snyder / Cerrato mistake. Instead, focus on front office and get someone that could support Zorn!