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Playmaker
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Woodbridge, VA
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
again snyder put him there so it's on snyder again snyder doesn't know what he is doing he thinks it's fantasy get the best players on paper and you'll win, not the case in real life
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Detroit area
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
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How do you know Snyder wants to win? Just because he pays out money to big FA names? Guy is smart, he has maximized his profit with a losing product year in year out in a NFL market that is rather small anymore. He could maximze jersey, sweatshirt, and cap sales, etc, with a SB run, but that is it. With a 5 year waiting period for season tickets they guy is already at maximum capacity with regards to filling the stadium. Have the Skins had a game blacked out yet due to poor attendance like the Lions always do? Snyder knows his "market" rather well. Keep em hooked with new coaches, schemes, hot FA signings and they will come and buy crap. Thing is you are in DC, the place where all the tax loot comes in to feed ungodly large bureacracies along with lobbyists, etc. My point is Detroiters and folks in SE Michigan and the rest of the rust belt do not have the time or money to waste on overpriced circuses in the form of crappy football. Snyder chose his market well. It is small, yet loaded with dough. Couple that with the fact that we are a bread and circuses society anymore and you have a no lose situation for Snyder unless Skins fans show some balls and quit caring. |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: chesapeake, va
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Detroit area
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
Only way Snyder is going to change is through hurting him where it counts, the pocketbook. The Fords finally got rid of Millen when they couldn't even sell out their new 60,000 seat stadium because of the crappy product they were putting on the field and it was an embarrassment to them. Snyder's "apology" was him trying to get the fans to think he gives a shit. To be honest I am not so sure he really does. The present predicament the team is in just fits into this "drama" he has created to keep things interesting and stirred up.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
I feel dumber for having read Snyder's comments. He thinks everyone in the organization is working real hard this year? I guess he just admitted to being one of the worst teams in league history, something on par w/ last year's Lions, because what we've seen from the FO on down to the players has resulted in 2-5 against winless opponents, outside the Iggles.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
Fans are funny. Spend all season complaining that Snyder hasn't spoken...and when he does, it's not enough. Seriously, who cares what he says
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Richmond, Virginia
Age: 54
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
If he makes preseason tix free again, I'll accept his apology. I miss Jack Kent Cooke.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: RatherbeinDC, TX
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Playmaker
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Leesburg, VA
Age: 61
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
I don't need an apology. An admission that the FO philosophy has been the wrong way to create a consistent winner would be much better, but I won't hold my breath waiting for that.
More importantly, the firing of Cerrato followed by the hiring of a legitimate GM with final say on personnel matters, with a focus on building quality, inexpensive depth through the draft would be much more substantive. I keep going back to two teams - New England and Philly. Both stockpile draft picks and have a deep pool of capable talent in every unit. They typically make opportunistic FA signings of proven vets, without throwing their future cap out of whack. |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
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Is it enough? Of course not, but it's like any apology, it's a start. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Chantilly, VA
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
Its a start, but as others said I could care less.Fire Vinny and start drafting more from the trenches. That would show that the FO realizes they were wrong and they are now changing due to that.
This "apology" isn't that. I haven't changed my opinion and I wont till I see real change.
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Alexandria Va
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
I Can't beleive that people think that this guy doesnt want to win. nothings more profitable than a winning franchise.
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Playmaker
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Woodbridge, VA
Age: 43
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
he wants to win just has no idea how to do it and refuses to give up control
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Living Legend
Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 59
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Parkton, MD
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Re: Snyder's "apology"
I think he does want to win, but got to disagree with your last part of the statement. Snyder has kept the Redskins at the top of all NFL franchises since he's been there in terms of value, despite a subpar record over the last ten years. Why aren't the Giants or Eagles more valuable then?
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