Spagnuolo is looking good (Defense)

[Cooley1]

I'll give you guys the Giants line is much better then ours, but....don’t you feel that our LB's, and secondary are better. What I'm getting at with Spag’s is that he will have better talent in two other departments + we are just stupid if we don’t draft D-End with our first pick this year. I could go Moch or Spags at this point, but it’s hard to decide as we have absolutly 0 insights into who wanted the coordinators that we have already hired.

[MTK]

LOL Spags is the flavor of the day.

I think he did a great job with the Giants D but I'm not so sure I'd want to crown him just yet.

I think Fassel will be the guy.

[2BIG2BSKINNY]

I am not ready to crown Spags as HC...like most here agree he did a great job in the Super Bowl but what we all saw was a good old fashion domination by the D-Line! Plain and simply the DE's got to Brady...and when that happens your holes in the secondary are covered up...Lets take note for the draft!

[sandtrapjack]

I heard on ESPN Radio this morning that Spags is scheduled to meet with Dan Snyder about the head coaching position in Washington.

Who better to coach in the most talented and dominate division in the NFC, than a coach with several years experience (Philly and NYG) coaching against that division?

Spags is an excellent candidate.

[geronimo]

spags had one hellava game plan-the pats o is going down as one of the best in the history of the game, may be the best ever offnese if not #1 then #2 the 49er's o of the 80' was great like that lot of weapons, but spags completely shut down Brady and the patriots.

[Campbell17]

I have wanted him since the beginning, right after the g-men beat dallas. The d looked great tonight, and I cant imagine what he could do with our defensive talent.

[NYCSkin]

After what his D has done I would give him a serious look. Not sure though how he would work with Blatche/Zorn...

[NYCSkin]

SI.com's Don Banks seems to imply that Spag's might be the frontrunner now...

SI.com - Writers - Don Banks: Super Bowl XLII Snap Judgments - Sunday February 3, 2008 11:37PM

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by NYCSkin

SI.com's Don Banks seems to imply that Spag's might be the frontrunner now...

SI.com - Writers - Don Banks: Super Bowl XLII Snap Judgments - Sunday February 3, 2008 11:37PM

He's just speculating. He has no basis for what he's saying really

[SC Skins Fan]

I'm wary of the 'hot' candidate. Plus, being a great coordinator (who also had good talent) for a short period of time (or even an extended period of time) doesn't seem to necessarily translate into being a good head coach. There is so much administrative stuff, delegation, etc. that a head coach deals with. That is why when people say 'retread' as a slur I think it is foolish. The best prep for being a head coach is ... being a head coach. I hope Fassel gets the job ... I'm sure he learned from New York, his people are already here, he doesn't strike me as a flake (as Mariucci does - subjective of course), and with G. Williams gone I wish they would have just given him the job a couple of weeks ago. If he doesn't get the nod then it probably means Snyder bowed to perceived fan pressure and chased the sexy candidate instead - wrong move IMO.

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by NYCSkin

SI.com's Don Banks seems to imply that Spag's might be the frontrunner now...

SI.com - Writers - Don Banks: Super Bowl XLII Snap Judgments - Sunday February 3, 2008 11:37PM

my favorite quote.

• I'm glad Art Monk made the Hall of Fame. If only because it now puts the cottage industry known as the Art-Monk-deserves-to-be-in-the-Hall-of-Fame Washington lobbyist group out of business.

[Texanskin]

If we draft a freaking monster DE then maybe we can duplicate the giants success no matter who is coaching

[Coff]

Originally Posted by Texanskin

If we draft a freaking monster DE then maybe we can duplicate the giants success no matter who is coaching

Absolutely, but to do so we need defensive coaches who would put pressure on the FO to actually draft a monster DE. For years, the Skins have been in love with drafting secondary and LB's, completely forgoing d-line.

[Beemnseven]

Originally Posted by Coff

Absolutely, but to do so we need defensive coaches who would put pressure on the FO to actually draft a monster DE. For years, the Skins have been in love with drafting secondary and LB's, completely forgoing d-line.

Yep. Last D-lineman picked in the first three rounds of the draft by Washington?

Kenard Lang - 1997. The Redskins have never been a team that has put much of an emphasis on drafting high for D-linemen.

[Dirtbag59]

Spagnola = Ultra Conservative Offense and great Defense
Mooch + Blache = Balanced Offense and great Defense