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Uncle Phil
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
Snake, I agree with much of what you say. But, and maybe it was that I didn't hear it, but my biggest gripe with Cerrato's interview was that he didn't take ownership of the situation. He didn't say I made the decision to go with Zorn. I decided to surround myself with people I perceived would not be a threat to my authority (i.e. Fassel) and it's not on me. He wasn't ready to be a head coach and it was my responsibility as the man in charge to make sure he was.
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Hail Raiser
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
It's just hilarious that we're supposed to believe Zorn's downfall was his ego. He was doomed from the start here with Vinny hovering over his every move. There's a reason why Vinny didn't trust Zorn from the start... he knew he was in over his head.
Just F off already, Vinny. |
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Join Date: Nov 2010
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
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I didn't understand that either. Jim Zorn with a ego? You mean the man that used words like "gosh golly" and "ouchie" is a man with a ego? No, Bill Parcells has a ego. Bill Bellicheat has a ego. Rex Ryan has a ego. Mike Shannahan has a ego. Jim Zorn does not have a ego. I find some things comical about Vinny. 1) says he had nobody on staff that could call the plays, then rips Zorn for not listening to said incompetent staff 2) Wise asks him who's idea it was to bring in Jeff George after Brad Johnson had that good year. He doesn't recall...lol......in other word's it was Danny boys decision. 3) Considers Joe's second tenure a success...lol 4) Says Joe Gibb's stop calling plays due to media pressure?....lol 5) Says he checked out Haynesworth before the FA signing and that Sherm Smith vouched for his time in Tennessee. Seems that Sherm Smith disagrees 100% with Vinny. In fact, he told them "BUYER BEWARE". A flat out lie by Vinny on the AH signing. Smith: Cerrato's Recall 'Ridiculous' 6) Says Schwartz and Spaggs weren't experienced enough to be head coaches, but yet they thought a guy who had never been a coordinator would be a good head coach?....lol 7) You can tell he's lying about Dan's involvement in football matters. He always hesitates before he answers. Former Redskins GM Vinny Cerrato Joins Mike Wise In Studio « CBS Washington God I want this guy to get hit by a bus but still live. The best place for Vinny would be in traction in some rehab unit in a hospital right about now. If I were Jim Zorn, I'd kick Vinny square in the nuts if I ever ran into him again. |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
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When Vinny says if Gibbs called the plays in 2006, that they'd be back in the playoffs, i agree 100%. Seeing how much utter shit we were in 2006 made me eat crow, and i missed the Joe Gibbs offense. Hell it was simple minded, but it worked, was proven, and WON CHAMPIONSHIPS. Gibbs did get Cerrato high praise to Snyder. that much is true. I dont really believe Joe Gibbs would lie, just to put over the organization on his way out.
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I don't believe Joe would "lie", but it's hard to be objective when you got people constantly kissing your ass, and that's exactly what people did. |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
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Back to Vinny; we can only imagine what Gibbs II tenure would've been like if Vinny wasn't here. I can't claim to know how the power structure operated then, but what everyone says about Vinny is that he always looked out for himself. He couldn't have been good for Gibbs. |
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Hail Raiser
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
There's a reason why VC's phone will never ring from anyone in this league, other than from Snyder of course. He's a complete FAIL as a GM.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
I really truly feel in my heart that Vinny C. is a dickhead, but i think with spewing alot of his B.S., he gave us alot of truth about how things happened in the organization. Just wait for it, he will trash Dan Snyder before it is all over, and then Vinny will be a hero, lol.
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
Snyder is the only supporter VC has... if he trashes him he's even more dumb than we thought.
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Uncle Phil
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
I've always felt like Snyder's friendship with Cerrato was not so much about the two if them, but about Snyder's respect for his father who, for whatever reason, was very tight with Vinny.
I know a lot of front offices would welcome VC to be part of their organization and do tge dirty work in the background. He had his first chance to lead here and he failed
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Uncle Phil
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
Let me rephrase: I know his football skill set would be welcome. It's everything else he brings that hurts him
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
He is still working in football to this day. Mac Brown, from Texas hired him just last month to come in and evaluate the players and serve as a consultant.
A matter of time before he finds work again. He is proven in the NFL to work in the background, with his one shot at true leadership being a failure. It makes me wonder if he would have been any different had he been with another, more winning organization.
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Re: Cerrato on Zorn
Oh he'll find work in football, just not as a GM again.
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