Clark Judge: With Cerrato Now Calling Shots, 'Skins May Finally Have a Front-office Game Plan

[freddyg12]

To hopefully bring this thread back to the subject of its title; let's hope that the Danny is truly patient w/the new order. Zorn can't be expected to do too much even if he inherits a playoff team.

We were only 9-7 and as JLC pointed out, the loss of ST & injuries to Rocky & Carlos could impact the D more this season from purely a football standpoint than it did at the end of last year when emotions were high.

Give Zorn & Vinny a chance to build. Don't overreact if the team has a tough year.

[Stuck in TX]

Originally Posted by freddyg12

To hopefully bring this thread back to the subject of its title;

nice try. you get rep from me for this.

Ill give it a try too...

TO HOPEFULLY BRING THIS THREAD BACK TO THE SUBJECT OF ITS TITLE, I love this approach. It is really hard to build teams through the draft given the free agency and all. Cerrato seams to be a little more patient than Danny, and I still feel the need to mention that Gibbs in that front office has alot to do with it. When all the the other teams were talking numbers with free agents, where were we? we were evaluating talent in the draft. I have a good feeling about the years to come with this new approach and a youngish coach. I just hope we give him an opportunity if he stumbles out of the gate.

[freddyg12]

Originally Posted by Stuck in TX

nice try. you get rep from me for this.

Ill give it a try too...

TO HOPEFULLY BRING THIS THREAD BACK TO THE SUBJECT OF ITS TITLE, I love this approach. It is really hard to build teams through the draft given the free agency and all. Cerrato seams to be a little more patient than Danny, and I still feel the need to mention that Gibbs in that front office has alot to do with it. When all the the other teams were talking numbers with free agents, where were we? we were evaluating talent in the draft. I have a good feeling about the years to come with this new approach and a youngish coach. I just hope we give him an opportunity if he stumbles out of the gate.

Thanks!