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Old 11-23-2018, 06:02 PM   #1
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So if Gruden is fired this offseason who do we go after? Urban Meyer? Jim Harbaugh? I’d love to lure Bill Cower out of retirement


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College coaches very rarely work in the NFL. There is a reason only a few have won a SB

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Old 11-23-2018, 06:03 PM   #2
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College coaches very rarely work in the NFL. There is a reason only a few have won a SB

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So if Gruden is fired this offseason who do we go after? Urban Meyer? Jim Harbaugh? I’d love to lure Bill Cower out of retirement


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Cowher? Why? Have we learned anything from the other Gruden?
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Cowher? Why? Have we learned anything from the other Gruden?
I agree with you on this. We need someone involved in today’s game.
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Cowher? Why? Have we learned anything from the other Gruden?


Cowher is completely different. He built the Steelers himself. In his 15 years they had 13 winning seasons, and had them in the playoffs 10 years, 8 division titles, 2 Super Bowl appearances, 161-99 record. Cowher was one of the toughest on his players but loved and respected at the same time.

Gruden inherited a team, luckily won a Super Bowl and sucked after that. He’s built nothing. His record was a paltry 101-98.


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Cowher is completely different. He built the Steelers himself. In his 15 years they had 13 winning seasons, and had them in the playoffs 10 years, 8 division titles, 2 Super Bowl appearances, 161-99 record.

Gruden inherited a team, luckily won a Super Bowl and sucked after that. He’s built nothing. His record was a paltry 101-98


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He’s been out of the game for 12 years.
He would also bring back Haslett as our DC.
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He’s been out of the game for 12 years.
He would also bring back Haslett as our DC.
Took the words out of my mouth. We might as well bring back ol' Sonny J' as HC.

Can we hire somebody who has been in the game as of this year? FFS.
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Also Jay will do just enough to stay hired, we will finish 8-8 and he'll use the "well Alex went down" talk and they will keep him another year. Same shit all the time

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Also Jay will do just enough to stay hired, we will finish 8-8 and he'll use the "well Alex went down" talk and they will keep him another year. Same shit all the time

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Jay Gruden and Scot M were Bruce decisions as was Alex Smith. Bruce Allen is not qualified to make GM level football decisions and needs to go.

Our current team is the creation of Bruce Allen.


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So who are some candidates the Skins should look at if the Allen and Gruden are fired?


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So who are some candidates the Skins should look at if the Allen and Gruden are fired?


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I think at least internally, Eric Schaeffer(spelling?) and Kyle Smith are excellent folks to move up to GM / President roles. I have heard that the feeling within the organization is that those guys are either going to get promoted or plucked.

No clue about who the head coach would be..

I would think with Bruce gone, the job would look much more attractive than it does now.
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I think at least internally, Eric Schaeffer(spelling?) and Kyle Smith are excellent folks to move up to GM / President roles. I have heard that the feeling within the organization is that those guys are either going to get promoted or plucked.

No clue about who the head coach would be..

I would think with Bruce gone, the job would look much more attractive than it does now.
According to Keim back during the draft, Kyle Smith was responsible for the players drafted this year. If you search Keim’s twitter feed you’ll see it there.
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So who are some candidates the Skins should look at if the Allen and Gruden are fired?


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David Shaw Stanford coach
Matt LaFleur Titans OC
Shane Waldron pass co-ordinator Rams
Bill Lazor Bengals OC
Either of the Harbaugh bros if available

LaFleur, Waldron and Lazor are former Redskins assistants. LaFleur and Waldron have been mentioned as possible future NFL coaching candidates.
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How about Saints Offensive Coordinator Peter Carmichael? He was also the previous quarterbacks coach.


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How about Saints Offensive Coordinator Peter Carmichael? He was also the previous quarterbacks coach?


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I want the guy above as our HC


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