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Living Legend
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Arlington, VA
Posts: 17,591
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Re: Pastabelly bashes J. Gibbs
Joe deserves some heat as the coach. He has made many coaching mistakes since his return. Now that we have a QB that can get the ball downfield I want to see a more aggressive, quick strike offense.
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Special Teams
Join Date: Dec 2006
Age: 47
Posts: 271
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Re: Pastabelly bashes J. Gibbs
2004 was a bad year.
2005 was magical. If Rogers picks that off he's in the endzone and maybe we're in the championship game. That team knocked the Seahawks around all day long. We just didn't get it done on offense. 2006 was a total dud. I blame the coaches for this year. After Brunell failed in 2005 playoffs he should have been eliminated from the starting line up. Way too many coaching mistakes. If Joe wasn't Joe Gibbs he would have been fired after this season. I have confidence that they have learned from their mistakes and adjusted to Al Saunders. Anything less than the playoffs is a failure and Joe needs to go. Its do or die time. Joe Gibbs had the balls to come back! Unlike the Tuna who gets no heat for that bail out move. Pastabelly has ALWAYS talked smack about the Skins and Joe. I personally think he hates Snyder and loves to undermine everything about him. Pastabelly is a fat slob! |
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Living Legend
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Evanston, IL
Age: 38
Posts: 15,994
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Re: Pastabelly bashes J. Gibbs
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I really can't tell.
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Special Teams
Join Date: Dec 2006
Age: 47
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Living Legend
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Evanston, IL
Age: 38
Posts: 15,994
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Re: Pastabelly bashes J. Gibbs
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The 5-11? Better luck next year. We lost games we shouldn't have. I dwelled on the Minnesota loss for about 7 weeks, and then gave up. If we couldn't beat Minnesota at home on opening day, we weren't going very far. Tenessee did us in. We could have won a lot more games than we did, so ya know, whatever. Next season is right around the corner.
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Virginia Beach
Age: 52
Posts: 5,311
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Re: Pastabelly bashes J. Gibbs
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While the run defense in that game was solid -- I think Minnesota was held to around 3 yards per rush or less, -- what really stood out was zero QB pressure on Brad Johnson whom we harassed in '04 in the opening game against the Bucs. It was at that point where our secondary and pathetic pass rush was exposed. When the season wore on, Griff and Salave'a got more and more winded and nicked up. That's a testament to old age setting in with football players. Instead of getting stronger, our D-tackles just took beating after beating and got weaker. I can't think of a better case to make as to why the defensive tackle position should be the key issue that needs to be addressed this offseason. I hope it happens with the draft - because thusfar, the front office has shown little interest in picking up help for the front four. It's all been linebackers and the secondary so far. |
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