10 Guys Who Have Worn Out Their Welcome (from cnnsi.com)

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BigRed
11-16-2006, 08:56 AM
Archuleta, yes.

Gibbs, no way!

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FRPLG
11-16-2006, 09:18 AM
That is a travesty to have Gibbs on a list that includes Randy Moss, Albert Haynesworth and Matt Millen. What a joke.

BrunellMVP?
11-16-2006, 09:31 AM
i agree...a shame. they'd have us cann the gibbs while in the same breath, ridicule us for never allowing chemistry to develope (time).

MTK
11-16-2006, 09:52 AM
That's the ultra-fickle media for you. Your best friend one minute, your worst enemy the next. You would think last years' playoff run would have quieted some of this washed up, the game has passed him by talk.

marius
11-16-2006, 10:13 AM
I don't think that Gibbs should be on the same list as some of those guys but I do think that there is a kernel of truth in the sentiment. He has been a stellar coach and superb leader of the team over his distinguished career. However, if you look at things dispassionately then perhaps a move to the front office would be no bad thing. He is an offensive genius who doesn't call the offensive plays and he seems unable to generate any kind of chemsitry within the team. He's not getting any younger and we know that he is the type of guy who lives and breathes the game 24/7. Is he capable of that same intensity now?

Does anyone here really believe that Gibbs is going to win another superbowl with the Redskins?

irish
11-16-2006, 10:23 AM
I don't think that Gibbs should be on the same list as some of those guys but I do think that there is a kernel of truth in the sentiment. He has been a stellar coach and superb leader of the team over his distinguished career. However, if you look at things dispassionately then perhaps a move to the front office would be no bad thing. He is an offensive genius who doesn't call the offensive plays and he seems unable to generate any kind of chemsitry within the team. He's not getting any younger and we know that he is the type of guy who lives and breathes the game 24/7. Is he capable of that same intensity now?

Does anyone here really believe that Gibbs is going to win another superbowl with the Redskins?

Not as a coach but I do believe he will as a front office person.

VTSkins897
11-16-2006, 10:26 AM
archuleta sure.

gibbs?

come on! that's crazy talk!

Sheriff Gonna Getcha
11-16-2006, 10:28 AM
If SI thinks Gibbs has "worn out his welcome," they are just plain dumb. While the treads might be a little worn, I don't see a coup led by fans or players to overthrow Gibbs.

They should be citing Parcells as there seem to be a LOT of Dallas fans who question his playcalling and W-L production. I know a few Cowboys fans and virtually all of them say they would have liked to have seen Sean Payton become their HC.

marius
11-16-2006, 10:28 AM
Not as a coach but I do believe he will as a front office person.

I agree completely.

TheMalcolmConnection
11-16-2006, 10:30 AM
He's basically a front office person right now as it is. As of right now, he seems like a motivator he keeps the troops going. He might have a final say on plays, etc, but I have a feeling Saunders and GW pretty much run the show.

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