Dallas postgame

[skinsfaninok]

I have seen enough of this regime, I'm ready for a young hungry head coach to come in.

[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I have seen enough of this regime, I'm ready for a young hungry head coach to come in.

Then Shane Waldron, Matt LeFleur or Bill Lazor are your candidates. Many people rave about the Vikings OC. I like these 3, especially since they are former Redskins assitants and LaFleur Waldron also work/worked for McVay.

[5superbowls3wins]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Then Shane Waldron, Matt LeFleur or Bill Lazor are your candidates. Many people rave about the Vikings OC. I like these 3, especially since they are former Redskins assitants and LaFleur Waldron also work/worked for McVay.

No! Pete CarMichael Saints Offensive Coordinator and former QB coach


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[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by 5superbowls3wins

No! Pete CarMichael Saints Offensive Coordinator and former QB coach


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Carmichael has been with NO forever and hasn’t generated interest, he also looks like he would be walked over by the players.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Then Shane Waldron, Matt LeFleur or Bill Lazor are your candidates. Many people rave about the Vikings OC. I like these 3, especially since they are former Redskins assitants and LaFleur Waldron also work/worked for McVay.

I can get behind them for sure I also like DeFilippo. That could be fun taking Kirk's OC.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Then Shane Waldron, Matt LeFleur or Bill Lazor are your candidates. Many people rave about the Vikings OC. I like these 3, especially since they are former Redskins assitants and LaFleur Waldron also work/worked for McVay.

Keeping jay and bringing in bill lazor as oc (bengals fire staff), I would endorse that move. I think the offense needs a shot in the arm.

Also, In response to the massive amounts of injuries the last 3 years...as a front office, I would move to a strategy of not getting any free agents or draft picks with any type of injury history or someone who misses time in general.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Keeping jay and bringing in bill lazor as oc (bengals fire staff), I would endorse that move. I think the offense needs a shot in the arm.



Also, In response to the massive amounts of injuries the last 3 years...as a front office, I would move to a strategy of not getting any free agents or draft picks with any type of injury history or someone who misses time in general.

No way. Jay not only doesn’t call a good game, but they are constantly ill prepared. Wtf does he bring to the table worth a HC salary?

[REDSKINS4ever]

Originally Posted by punch it in

No way. Jay not only doesn’t call a good game, but they are constantly ill prepared. Wtf does he bring to the table worth a HC salary?

I agree....for some reason I like Gruden...but I don't love him....he needs a OC to call the plays....there's something off about Gruden's play calling that wasn't an issue in Cincinnati....it's like he's regressed as a play caller quite a bit.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by REDSKINS4ever

I agree....for some reason I like Gruden...but I don't love him....he needs a OC to call the plays....there's something off about Gruden's play calling that wasn't an issue in Cincinnati....it's like he's regressed as a play caller quite a bit.

Not being able to call Dalton to Green every play can have that effect