Who will be the next coach of the Redskins and does it even freakin matter?

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

If Snyder wants to get the fanbase excited again he will clean house and throw the books at Lincoln Riley and or Urban Meyer / Jim Harbaugh. Hire a legit GM like Lou Riddick and lets get moving.

You think he has worn out his welcome by continually getting thumped by Ohio State, not contending for a play-off spot, and his 1-3 bowl record? He still has improved them a lot over the previous two coaches. If what they claim is true Michigan is never going to contend for a national title as they don't give out cash and other perks to players that violate NCAA rules.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

You think he has worn out his welcome by continually getting thumped by Ohio State, not contending for a play-off spot, and his 1-3 bowl record? He still has improved them a lot over the previous two coaches. If what they claim is true Michigan is never going to contend for a national title as they don't give out cash and other perks to players that violate NCAA rules.

That and he was pretty damn good in the pros

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

If Snyder wants to get the fanbase excited again he will clean house and throw the books at Lincoln Riley and or Urban Meyer / Jim Harbaugh. Hire a legit GM like Lou Riddick and lets get moving.

I agree. I think this will honestly be his first choice. I'm sure he's been working the phones do see what kind of splash he can make. I think Bruce and Callahan only stay if Snyder is rejected by everyone else.

Also, if Bruce is fired, I think Gregg Williams is absolutely in play. I could see him keeping much of the offensive staff in tact.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Said it last week, I am not sure Bill is a goner after this season

A lot of positive talk on the B-Mitch show about Callahan turning things around, like he was some sort of miracle worker. Kind of scary, had me thinking they would keep his sorry ass. His 1963 version of NFL football won't beat anything more than a bottom 10 team.

[skinsfaninok]

I want Riley , dude is an offensive genius and a young fiery coach.. But he ain't leaving Norman for that job

[kct1975]

Ron Rivera is now available...

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...h-nine-seasons

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[jamf]

Rivera loses to the Redskins turned out to be promotions for former Redskin Coaches:

Our EX DB coach Perry Fewell is Interim HC.
Norv is taking over as special assistant to the HC.
Norvs son Scott is taking over as OC.

[calia]

Rivera as a DC would be cool. Need a HC first.


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[kct1975]

Originally Posted by calia

Rivera as a DC would be cool. Need a HC first.


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Personally I wouldn't mind seeing Ron Rivera as the Head Coach of the Redskins

Although with Dan Synder, I kind of doubt that Ron Rivera would want the job

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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by kct1975

Personally I wouldn't mind seeing Ron Rivera as the Head Coach of the Redskins

Although with Dan Synder, I kind of doubt that Ron Rivera would want the job

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Rivera gets me as excited as Tomlin does...really not moving the needle, but 2 guys with strong leadership skills but have struggled to get team with a lot of talent over the hump.

Again Bruce has to go first.

[skinsfaninok]

I'd like Ron as the DC not Head coach

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I'd like Ron as the DC not Head coach

Agree, need an offensive minded coach to help develop Haskins. McLaurin looked like a solid #1 WR right out of the box, and Guice had a break out game that makes the future look bright for him. Defense is improving in spite of Manusky.
Just need the QB position to come along and we could be on our way to getting the first double digit win season in a long time.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

Agree, need an offensive minded coach to help develop Haskins. McLaurin looked like a solid #1 WR right out of the box, and Guice had a break out game that makes the future look bright for him. Defense is improving in spite of Manusky.
Just need the QB position to come along and we could be on our way to getting the first double digit win season in a long time.

We don't need an offensive minded head coach to develop Haskins. It really doesn't matter if the HC has an offensive or defensive background. In either case, Haskins development would primarily fall to the offensive coordinator, QB coach, and a good dose of Alex Smith.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

We don't need an offensive minded head coach to develop Haskins. It really doesn't matter if the HC has an offensive or defensive background. In either case, Haskins development would primarily fall to the offensive coordinator, QB coach, and a good dose of Alex Smith.

Tell that to Joe Montana and Steve Young who were developed by Bill Walsh and are both in the Hall of Fame.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

Tell that to Joe Montana and Steve Young who were developed by Bill Walsh and are both in the Hall of Fame.

So... throughout the entire 100 year history of the NFL, you cite two examples of successful QBs who were coached by an offensively minded coach. How, exactly, does this prove that a QB can only succeed if the head coach is offensively minded?