Coaching Issue (I Hate to say it)

[12thMan]

Originally Posted by vaoutlaws2006

We need a cover corner. His name is shawn springs. Our D has been exposed without him. Thats were we went wrong in the off season. Kenny Wright is awful. Walt Harris plays the position way better than wright or rumph. Both of those guys suck. FYI...just read in the post that springs tweaked his hamstring. I wonder if he will see the field this year.

We just need to corners that we have to step the f** up!

[diehardskin2982]

Originally Posted by That Guy

Proven to work with the #1 O line in the league and a great QB. Neither of which we have.

our line is a bunch of underachievers and trent green wasn't great. look at him before he went to kc.... a bench warmer product of the system like collins

[724Skinsfan]

He was the starter for the Rams until he tore his leg off in pre-season allowing Kurt Warner to come in. Up until that injury Green was the unquestioned starter in a potent offense.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by diehardskin2982

our line is a bunch of underachievers and trent green wasn't great. look at him before he went to kc.... a bench warmer product of the system like collins

that's incorrect. you don't get that many 4000+ yard seasons being bad. The skins really wanted to keep him here as the starter, but the ownership change screwed that up. He was the Rams starter till injury and then the chiefs starter. If you're good enough to start for three different teams and win that many more games than you lose (with a terrible defense), you're not a system QB. Which, by the way, Brunell has been accused of on many occassions in jacksonville, before he ended up on the bench for good there.

[MTK]

Green is a quality QB. We'd be lucky to have a QB of his caliber for as many years as he's played. It would have been nice if we could have kept him long ago.

[724Skinsfan]

Yeah, too bad Martz took him when he left us. I didn't realize at the time how good he was despite his last year with us. Of course at that time we had the Frerotte, Rosenfells, Green and I guess the end of the Shuler era. So much QB inconsistency back then (and now).

[steveo395]

Originally Posted by 724Skinsfan

Yeah, too bad Martz took him when he left us. I didn't realize at the time how good he was despite his last year with us. Of course at that time we had the Frerotte, Rosenfells, Green and I guess the end of the Shuler era. So much QB inconsistency back then (and now).

we had rosenfels in 2001...green left in 98

[mheisig]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

Green is a quality QB. We'd be lucky to have a QB of his caliber for as many years as he's played. It would have been nice if we could have kept him long ago.

The fans in DC were too busy looking for a scapegoat for the all the teams problems so they put it all on Green and ditched him.

Hey, sounds familiar doesn't it?

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by mheisig

The fans in DC were too busy looking for a scapegoat for the all the teams problems so they put it all on Green and ditched him.

Hey, sounds familiar doesn't it?

the team WANTED TO KEEP HIM. the uncertainty over the ownership is why he left. so much revisionist history for one thread.

[mheisig]

Originally Posted by That Guy

the team WANTED TO KEEP HIM. the uncertainty over the ownership is why he left. so much revisionist history for one thread.

But what you said makes my point a lot less relevant for the present...

[pg86]

Originally Posted by steveo395

we had rosenfels in 2001...green left in 98

correct...The number 2 qb when trent green was in washington was Former Giant and Former Raider Jeff Hostetler #15

[RiggoRules]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

I think it's safe to say that everyone is on edge at Redskins Park right now, and I'm sure there has been some sleep deprived nights from the coaches trying to get this figured out.

I wonder how much ball breaking D. Snyder is doing. Obviously, it is impossible to know what the reality is, but I think it is pretty clear that he doesn't put up with spectacular failure.

Also, look at the statements that hive been made by Brunell, Gibbs and Saunders -- especially Gibbs.

Gibbs has been very, very careful at how he talks about #8. Very careful. Brunell has been very, very defensive.

My spidey sense tells me that Gibbs real view of the QB play is different from the impression he has been creating.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by RiggoRules

I wonder how much ball breaking D. Snyder is doing. Obviously, it is impossible to know what the reality is, but I think it is pretty clear that he doesn't put up with spectacular failure.

Also, look at the statements that hive been made by Brunell, Gibbs and Saunders -- especially Gibbs.

Gibbs has been very, very careful at how he talks about #8. Very careful. Brunell has been very, very defensive.

My spidey sense tells me that Gibbs real view of the QB play is different from the impression he has been creating.

yet we had to wade through 9 weeks of terrible QB play in 2004 before a benching.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by RiggoRules

I wonder how much ball breaking D. Snyder is doing. Obviously, it is impossible to know what the reality is, but I think it is pretty clear that he doesn't put up with spectacular failure.

Also, look at the statements that hive been made by Brunell, Gibbs and Saunders -- especially Gibbs.

Gibbs has been very, very careful at how he talks about #8. Very careful. Brunell has been very, very defensive.

My spidey sense tells me that Gibbs real view of the QB play is different from the impression he has been creating.

Can you really see Snyder breaking Gibbs' balls, or anyone else on this staff??

I really don't see that happening at all.

[dmek25]

as far as coaching staffs, i dont see snyder saying anything to any of them. besides, i think gibbs gets carte blanche with snyder