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Old 01-11-2020, 12:40 AM   #1
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Really. If you want to change the culture a good way is to import it en masse from a franchise that is respected.

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Old 01-11-2020, 08:00 AM   #2
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Two things on this.

I really hope he’s right letting Hilliard and KOC walk. We will see.

I’m concerned that he’s not making hiring decision on who’s truly best for the job or who has the most talent. He’s only hiring everyone from Carolina and old friends.


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Old 01-11-2020, 08:48 AM   #3
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Two things on this.

I really hope he’s right letting Hilliard and KOC walk. We will see.

I’m concerned that he’s not making hiring decision on who’s truly best for the job or who has the most talent. He’s only hiring everyone from Carolina and old friends.


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One of the huge gripes before was that there were multiple voices with multiple directions, ie callahan wanting run heavy, jay wanting whatever his offense was etc.

If Rivera wants a staff that is in tune AND inline with his vision of the team, that has to be part of the best man for the job decision. Hilliard or KOC might go on to do great things, I hope they do. But my understanding is that KOC wanted final say on his coaches, and that is asking for little fiefdoms, IN the Redskins past structures.

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Old 01-11-2020, 10:11 AM   #4
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One of the huge gripes before was that there were multiple voices with multiple directions, ie callahan wanting run heavy, jay wanting whatever his offense was etc.

If Rivera wants a staff that is in tune AND inline with his vision of the team, that has to be part of the best man for the job decision. Hilliard or KOC might go on to do great things, I hope they do. But my understanding is that KOC wanted final say on his coaches, and that is asking for little fiefdoms, IN the Redskins past structures.

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Exactly. A HC needs a staff that all sing from the same hymn sheet as the HC but aren't afraid to challenge where necessary and create their own ideas. He could have just sent KOC packing, but he interviewed him as well as Turner then chose who he wanted. The fact McVay grabbed KOC straight away says exactly the same thing; he knows KOC is on the same page as him.
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