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Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 59
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Re: Good article by Wilbon
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I hate the cowher love, or the anybody but who we have love- it is the essence of what made Snyder a bad owner in the beginning: Look at the Giants D, how many ex Skins are on it, but we had to have a star Look at the backup qbs in the league, how many are ex Skins. Football, and winning football, is developed through PATIENCE, finding talent, and growth of that talent. I am sick of the constant tumult of the Skins, I too want to see multiple SB championships come to DC, but the way to do that is NOT by seeking the latest/greatest, but by working with and growing the talent we have. thanks for listening to my I really needed to vent all this.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Kill Devil Hills, N.C.
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Re: Good article by Wilbon
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Halfmoon, NY
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Not that I'm joining the Cower bandwagon, but my God, to downplay him by saying he only won one Super Bowl is a little ridiculous. In fifteen years, he won one Super Bowl, won two Conference Championships and appeared in 5 Conference Championship games and went to the playoffs ten times! And with the exception of Roethlisberger, he had crap quarterbacks. Bill Cower, on average, took the Steelers to the conference Championship game every three years. Put it another way, in the last 17 years in which the Redskins have been unable to win a divisional playoff game, Bill Cower won 5. His teams went deep into the playoffs with consistent regularity over a long span of years. Let's not just say the man's only accomplishment was one Super Bowl in 15 years. |
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Living Legend
Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 59
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I just want to get away from superstar coach/blockbuster player type answers. We need to develop good organizational habits. That means patience, choosing a path and gutting out the hard times. Any fan of the Redskins has "gutted out" alot of bad years and stuck with this team. I want our FO to do the same with the people they have chosen. |
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Jacksonville, Forida
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Gibbs lost his first five games. After that, he realized that he was taking the wrong approach with the Air Coryell schemes because his personnel was a better fit for emphasizing the running game, so the Hogs were born and John Riggins became the work horse. After that, Joe Gibbs went 8-3 the rest of the way. Conversely, Zorn has changed nothing, insisting that the system works and that the players are not running the plays properly. The result is that the rest of the league is on to his offense and we are getting worse, not better. The histories of the first years of Gibbs and Zorn are, in fact, contrapositives. As far as the retreads are concerned, I think you are overlooking the up and coming candidates, such as Spagnuolo, who turned down the job. Remember, Zorn wasn't even a HC candidate, initially. I even suspect that they weren't all that interested in Zorn as an OC, but rather as the best person to develop Jason Campbell. They had to offer him the promotion to OC to force Seattle to let him go. Then, the HC search got weird and they ended up hiring Zorn as HC. No way was Zorn as qualified as Joe Gibbs! |
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