Potential Epic Fail

[Mechanix544]

Tis a scary outcome, that's for sure. But if it means we drop Zorn and replace Campbell and finally commit to getting a Qb in here that can develop into a winner, or be one off the bat, then it just might be a good thing.

If thats what it takes, then that is what it takes. Skins fans, lets get ready to look to the future with a new HC and QB.

[SouperMeister]

Originally Posted by Mechanix544

Tis a scary outcome, that's for sure. But if it means we drop Zorn and replace Campbell and finally commit to getting a Qb in here that can develop into a winner, or be one off the bat, then it just might be a good thing.

If thats what it takes, then that is what it takes. Skins fans, lets get ready to look to the future with a new HC and QB.

It almost sounds like you want Zorn and Campbell to fail. Understand this, if we blow up the ship and bring in a new HC and QB, we may pine for the good old days of 8-8 or 9-7. I can easily see this becoming a perrenial 5-11 team if we start over. Campbell played solid ball against the Rams, making many plays with both his arm and his legs.

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by SouperMeister

It almost sounds like you want Zorn and Campbell to fail. Understand this, if we blow up the ship and bring in a new HC and QB, we may pine for the good old days of 8-8 or 9-7. I can easily see this becoming a perrenial 5-11 team if we start over. Campbell played solid ball against the Rams, making many plays with both his arm and his legs.

I think sticking w/ Zorn guarantees 5-11 at best...possibly 2-14 because just about every team in the league can put up 16+ points and Zorn absolutely cannot figure out how to score more than two touchdowns in a game. He's done...yet again we have another guy within the franchize who would not have a job in the NFL outside Redskins park (the other is Vinny, obviously).

[GoSkins!]

Originally Posted by SouperMeister

It almost sounds like you want Zorn and Campbell to fail. Understand this, if we blow up the ship and bring in a new HC and QB, we may pine for the good old days of 8-8 or 9-7. I can easily see this becoming a perrenial 5-11 team if we start over. Campbell played solid ball against the Rams, making many plays with both his arm and his legs.

Tell that to Mike Singlteary and San Francisco. Zorn and Vinny both are responsible for this underachieving. Zorn by not having his team mentally ready for this game and Vinny for not addressing the offensive line.

Zorn isn't a bad coach, just to much to fast IMHO.