If Gibbs Goes, Who coaches next year?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

Should he be?

And I'm not talking about whether or not the Redskins would be better with or without him. That's a dumb debate that can not ever be based in reason because you can't really attribute any specific performance directly to the coaches.

I'm simply saying should Gibbs have to put up with this much disgrace from his fan base every time he loses. Should he put himself through this mess all over again? .500 obviously isn't good enough to satisfy our fans, and if Gibbs can't satisfy the fans, why should he bless us with his leadership?

I'm starting to think that it might be in his best personal interest to step down at the end of the year. He's not going to alter any attitudes in his 5th year that he was unable to alter in 4 years.

Precisely why I said this: http://www.redskinswarpath.com/376979-post46.html

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Precisely why I said this: http://www.redskinswarpath.com/376979-post46.html

Actually, I was just applying your MB argument from last year to Gibbs.

Since last year, they were sharing the blame that belongs on the defensive players, and this year Gibbs is just getting all of it.

I think it's high time to take a critical approach to Gregg Williams. One of the reasons he's be so successful in the past is that he does it differently than all other coordinators. He doesn't follow the trends.

But if he's incapable of producing a top 3/4 defense without elite defensive talent, then we simply can't move foward with him. Injuries are too much a part of the game to have a total collapse when they happen every year.

Some defensive dropoff is to be expected with Rogers out, Washington out, and Griffin banged up. But the scheme can't fall from No. 2 all the way to No. 30 just because one guy is out for the year and two others are dinged up. If our coordinator is to arrogant to adjust, we have to get someone else who can.

[Southpaw]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

But if he's incapable of producing a top 3/4 defense without elite defensive talent, then we simply can't move foward with him. Injuries are too much a part of the game to have a total collapse when they happen every year.

Some defensive dropoff is to be expected with Rogers out, Washington out, and Griffin banged up. But the scheme can't fall from No. 2 all the way to No. 30 just because one guy is out for the year and two others are dinged up. If our coordinator is to arrogant to adjust, we have to get someone else who can.

Agreed. I actually gave Williams props earlier in the season, because he seemingly found away to take away the big plays from big play teams(excluding the Pats). But as the season has progressed, he is still very cut and dry with his defensive scheme. Don't blitz Brady at all, and let him pick you apart all day, then come back the next week and blitz Clemens 30 times when he's much better at escaping the blitz than Brady... There's no happy medium.

And the dropoff that occurs when the starters are out is ridiculous. When Taylor left the game yesterday, the defense was immediately gashed for two 40+ yard plays. WTF is that?

[irish]

IMO, yesterday is the classic example of why Danny wont keep GW on as head coach.

[Redskins8588]

I dont really care who our next coach is, just as long as they are aggressive. I mean look at some of the younger coaches and how aggressive they are compared to the older close to the chest coaches. Now I am not saying that we need a coach to come in and show his cards right off the bat but yesterday's game showed what can happen when your offense is aggressive. If we had an aggressive offense with our D that we used to have at the begining of the year our record could be alot better...

[SouperMeister]

Originally Posted by Redskins8588

I dont really care who our next coach is, just as long as they are aggressive. I mean look at some of the younger coaches and how aggressive they are compared to the older close to the chest coaches. Now I am not saying that we need a coach to come in and show his cards right off the bat but yesterday's game showed what can happen when your offense is aggressive. If we had an aggressive offense with our D that we used to have at the begining of the year our record could be alot better...

I love how Jason Garrett calls a bold offensive game, getting all of his receivers and 2 running backs involved. I thought that's what we were getting with Saunders, yet I would argue that yesterday's offensive game plan was the first the resembled anything Saunders cooked up in Kansas City. I'd like to see a lot more of that moving forward.

[warriorzpath]

I don't know what will happen with the coaching staff, but what I do know is that - Gibbs should be held more accountable with the redskins not being successful. When he got fired up and was arguing with a reporter before the Detroit win, I thought it was a sign he was back - but I was wrong.

The redskins need a vocal leader on the team.