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According to Jay Glazer a HUGE Trade is in the works

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Old 03-11-2008, 08:03 PM   #11
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Re: According to Jay Glazer a HUGE Trade is in the works

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I think most people get the impression by the way he was publicly talking about and criticizing his team's coach last season, but by the end of the season, he was proven right when the coach QUIT because he couldn't handle the job.

He does have an outgoing attitude and that doesn't work well when things aren't going well.

I'm not sure I want him on the Skins but he's not a "cancer" like some people say. If anything, he was sticking up for the team last year, even if he didn't pick the right way to do it.

WaPo reports we were interested, but I don't see it happening:



Update (If You Can Call It That) - Redskins Insider
THe fact that Petrino quit didn't "prove him right", it just made them both look like jerks.

As for Jay Glazer, this guy was on the radio AFTER Farve retired saying he had the story the day BEFORE it was broken by ESPN. He may be in fact "well connected" but that and floating "huge trade" with no details is gutless reporting.
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