D.J. Swearinger released

[5superbowls3wins]

Originally Posted by DYoungJelly

Your statement is a bit hypocritical.

McVay didn't have a track record until ownership took a chance on him and said we are doing it his way.

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You get my point. Those coaches have proven reputations. Our coaches and Bruce Allen’s reputations are trash, and DJ was speaking up against the trash. He’s completely right.

If he was on any of the team’s coached by the people I mentioned I’d disagree with him because their records, winning ways and reputations speak otherwise


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[DYoungJelly]

Originally Posted by 5superbowls3wins

You get my point. Those coaches have proven reputations. Our coaches and Bruce Allen’s reputations are trash, and DJ was speaking up against the trash. He’s completely right.

If he was on any of the team’s coached by the people I mentioned I’d disagree with him because their records, winning ways and reputations speak otherwise


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He knew about their reputations when he came here. Should he have cashed their checks?

I'm not a Manusky fan and I think he should be replaced.

But...

There have been many many instances this season, on pivitol plays where Manusky's calls and schemes put DJ and others in the right place at the right time and they (the players) missed a tackle, or went to the wrong place.

Haha missed an interception that would have probably won the Titans game.

DJ has made a ton of great plays but he has missed big tackles and been out of position on coverage too.

Should the coaches cone out and point out all the missed tackles and bad plays by the players as long as it is truthful and accurate?

Should Manusky have said after the game, "I schemed it up and put a spiral to win the game in HaHa's hands and his drop is making my scheme look bad."

You do know the play DJ was complaining about resulted in an incompletion. Fabian held the dude and it was a penalty.

Should DJ have ripped his team mate for dropping the interception? Or ripped Floyd for dropping the pass that would have set up at least a field goal?

Plenty of criticism to go around my friendand ALL OF IT should stay out of the media.

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[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by DYoungJelly

He knew about their reputations when he came here. Should he have cashed their checks?

I'm not a Manusky fan and I think he should be replaced.

But...

There have been many many instances this season, on pivitol plays where Manusky's calls and schemes put DJ and others in the right place at the right time and they (the players) missed a tackle, or went to the wrong place.

Haha missed an interception that would have probably won the Titans game.

DJ has made a ton of great plays but he has missed big tackles and been out of position on coverage too.

Should the coaches cone out and point out all the missed tackles and bad plays by the players as long as it is truthful and accurate?

Should Manusky have said after the game, "I schemed it up and put a spiral to win the game in HaHa's hands and his drop is making my scheme look bad."

You do know the play DJ was complaining about resulted in an incompletion. Fabian held the dude and it was a penalty.

Should DJ have ripped his team mate for dropping the interception? Or ripped Floyd for dropping the pass that would have set up at least a field goal?

Plenty of criticism to go around my friendand ALL OF IT should stay out of the media.

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Maybe I am not understanding your statement but coaches do this and they should. Every week Gruden calls out players in his presser. He should there is nothing wrong with accountability.

[DYoungJelly]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

Maybe I am not understanding your statement but coaches do this and they should. Every week Gruden calls out players in his presser. He should there is nothing wrong with accountability.

No he doesn't. Not at all. He is very protective of his players and coaches.

Gruden always protects his players as much as possible in the media after games.

The lone exception was when RG3 came out and started talking bad about the other players.

Accountability happens in the meeting room not the media.

What good organizations let their players bad mouth coaches and front office through the media? Even if everything is true.

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[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by DYoungJelly

No he doesn't. Not at all. He is very protective of his players and coaches.

Gruden always protects his players as much as possible in the media after games.

The lone exception was when RG3 came out and started talking bad about the other players.

Accountability happens in the meeting room not the media.

What good organizations let their players bad mouth coaches and front office through the media? Even if everything is true.

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He called out Alex Smith for not hitting open targets. He called out Trent for a penalty that killed a drive etc etc. it is not only RG3 he has criticized. The players need to hear that from the HC

[DYoungJelly]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

He called out Alex Smith for not hitting open targets. He called out Trent for a penalty that killed a drive etc etc. it is not only RG3 he has criticized. The players need to hear that from the HC

https://www.redskins.com/video/jay-g...ayers-competed

Just listened to the post giants presser. He didn't throw anyone under the bus.

He came out and said they competed after that s show.

You're right there are examples here and there probably when asked about specific plays?

But generally he is protective and I believe he should be.

A team can't have an "it's us versus the world" mentality when airing it in the media.



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