Dan Snyder losing respectability?

[skinsfan69]

He's totally lost all respectability IMO. This whole thing is a big mess and no coach with a spine is going to coach here. Imagine Joe Gibbs working with an owner who hires HIS assistants for him. Yeah right!! I think I've said this before but Snyder has no ability to feel the pulse of his own team. He totally fails 100% in carrying over the momentum from last year. An example of that is the qb situtation. I think eveyone here feels comfortable with JC as #1 going in with Collins #2 and bring back Al. We're real solid at Qb with that set-up. Right? Now we're probably going to lose Collins, change the offense AGAIN, the OC is gone which is going to mean a new back-up QB. Sorry but that's just not good smart ownership. It seems to me Snyder is more worried about getting along with his HC rather than doing what's best for the team. What if JC goes down again? Who is his backup and can he play at the level Collins did?

I think well be Ok on defense but the offense could be real messy.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

He's totally lost all respectability IMO. This whole thing is a big mess and no coach with a spine is going to coach here. Imagine Joe Gibbs working with an owner who hires HIS assistants for him. Yeah right!! I think I've said this before but Snyder has no ability to feel the pulse of his own team. He totally fails 100% in carrying over the momentum from last year. An example of that is the qb situtation. I think eveyone here feels comfortable with JC as #1 going in with Collins #2 and bring back Al. We're real solid at Qb with that set-up. Right? Now we're probably going to lose Collins, change the offense AGAIN, the OC is gone which is going to mean a new back-up QB. Sorry but that's just not good smart ownership. It seems to me Snyder is more worried about getting along with his HC rather than doing what's best for the team. What if JC goes down again? Who is his backup and can he play at the level Collins did?

I think well be Ok on defense but the offense could be real messy.

Yea this offense was really lighting things up.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Yea this offense was really lighting things up.

But why change everything on JC again? Putting a young QB in his 3rd offense in 4 years is just a REALLY REALLY stupid thing to do. Don't you think? Putting any Qb in this situation is stupid. And if he really wanted to get rid of Al then fine. But why not bring in someone who runs the same offense? Cam Cameron was out there before Balt. got him. Snyder just does some dumb shit.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

But why change everything on JC again? Putting a young QB in his 3rd offense in 4 years is just a REALLY REALLY stupid thing to do. Don't you think? Putting any Qb in this situation is stupid. And if he really wanted to get rid of Al then fine. But why not bring in someone who runs the same offense? Cam Cameron was out there before Balt. got him. Snyder just does some dumb shit.

Or you could say keeping him in an offense that he's not exceeding in could also be seen as really really stupid.

Even if GW got the job he was going to make Saunders simplify things. That seems to tell me things weren't going all that well.

JC had his best season in college playing in a WC system. It wouldn't surprise me at all if Snyder and co. looked for JC's input when they went out and got Zorn.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

Or you could say keeping him in an offense that he's not exceeding in could also be seen as really really stupid.

Even if GW got the job he was going to make Saunders simplify things. That seems to tell me things weren't going all that well.

JC had his best season in college playing in a WC system. It wouldn't surprise me at all if Snyder and co. looked for JC's input when they went out and got Zorn.

It has been reported that Snyder was not satisfied with the way the offense was going, so it stands to reason when Gibbs left, the offense was going to take a different direction.

JC will probably excell in the WCO, a system he's not unfamiliar with, the only difference being the speed in which the plays are executed, and the speed of the defensive reaction. I'm content to see how thing are going to work out as opposed to dwelling on negative presumption. The answer to all the negatives will play out on the field.