Snyder (the absolute worst owner in all of sports) to stay on a owner

[irish]

Originally Posted by PorkSkins

Any franchise or program (collegiately and high school) can end up on the right path or be revitalized with the "right" person or persons in place.

You'd be surprised how this ship could be turned around if an owner worth his salt came aboard.

Detroit and Cleveland are still waiting to right the ship. I'm not saying the ship cant be righted but it wont happen in 5 years. It used to be that this organization won the offseason and off the field but that doesn't happen anymore either. This is the worst organization at any level of any sport.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by irish

Detroit and Cleveland are still waiting to right the ship. I'm not saying the ship cant be righted but it wont happen in 5 years. It used to be that this organization won the offseason and off the field but that doesn't happen anymore either. This is the worst organization at any level of any sport.

If Howell can play and the OLine is fixed, the turnaround can be quick. Teams turn around all the time. Doesn't take 5 years if done properly. Of course Snyder has never done anything properly in his life.

[irish]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

If Howell can play and the OLine is fixed, the turnaround can be quick. Teams turn around all the time. Doesn't take 5 years if done properly. Of course Snyder has never done anything properly in his life.

A new owner will turn things around but IMO it wont be as fast a people think. This organization is pretty much totaled. Its more than fixing the players and coaches. It attitude, expectation, and getting the fans back. Not a quick fix.

[PorkSkins]

Originally Posted by irish

A new owner will turn things around but IMO it wont be as fast a people think. This organization is pretty much totaled. Its more than fixing the players and coaches. It attitude, expectation, and getting the fans back. Not a quick fix.

Your belief in it not being a "quick fix" is subjective and sounds more like an emotional (frustrated) response more than anything else. None of us has any idea whether it'd be a quick, moderate, or long-term fix if we one day have a new owner.

I've watched and have been a part of sports for many, many years and know things can rapidly change with the "right" people at the helm.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by PorkSkins

Your belief in it not being a "quick fix" is subjective and sounds more like an emotional (frustrated) response more than anything else. None of us has any idea whether it'd be a quick, moderate, or long-term fix if we one day have a new owner.

I've watched and have been a part of sports for many, many years and know things can rapidly change with the "right" people at the helm.

I agree, as a Mets fan they've experienced a quick turnaround with new ownership. It can definitely happen.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by MTK

I agree, as a Mets fan they've experienced a quick turnaround with new ownership. It can definitely happen.

Yeah but sabermetrics says they are shit when defending with the shift so take that rebuild.