Steve Czaban Article

Oh I mean Coles was restricted and we had to give up a first rounder to get him so he doesn't apply I don't think.

Coles wasn't a free agent.

Yes he was, read my link I posted.

Restricted or not, a free agent is a free agent.

Oh I mean Coles was restricted and we had to give up a first rounder to get him so he doesn't apply I don't think.

I think it applies. Like I said, a free agent is a free agent. Just because we might have given up a little more doesn't mean anything.

Umm guys, not only did free agent Washington make the Pro Bowl, but free agent Coles did too.

We traded for Coles

I like Czaban on the air usually, but that was a lame article. It sounds like it could have been written by some of the posters around here....blame Snyder for everything, even though he is clearly just honoring the wishes of his high profile staff.

And come on dude, we are a long way away from home blackouts. That's just idiotic.

Umm guys, not only did free agent Washington make the Pro Bowl, but free agent Coles did too.

That was addressed...Coles was not a FA signee, we had to trade to get him (give something to get something).

Washington did make the Pro Bowl in 2004, baldy needs to check his facts a little closer. Perhaps if he wasn't always shooting off like a rabid fan he would come off a little more legit.

But was Washington a "high priced" free agent? I always thought he was more of a fair priced free agent.

Just for kicks here are our Pro Bowl selections since Snyder took over.

2000: Alexander, Bailey, Coleman, Davis

2001: Arrington, Bailey, Samuels

2002: Arrington, Bailey, Samuels

2003: Arrington, Bailey, Coles

2004: Washington

2005: Moss, Samuels

2006: Samuels

Well, just for kicks:

Records for those years...

2000 8-8
2001 8-8
2002 7-9
2003 5-11
2004 6-10
2005 10-6
2006 5-11

Totals since Snyder started building his teams 49-63.

Let's not forget the general premise of Czaban's article.

Well, just for kicks:

Records for those years...

2000 8-8
2001 8-8
2002 7-9
2003 5-11
2004 6-10
2005 10-6
2006 5-11

Totals since Snyder started building his teams 39-63.

Let's not forget the general premise of Czaban's article.

Unless my math is wrong Snyder's win-loss record is 49-63. It still sucks and illustrates that given his involvement he's definitely not helping build a winning team.

Unless my math is wrong Snyder's win-loss record is 49-63. It still sucks and illustrates that given his involvement he's definitely not helping build a winning team.

Right. Corrected. Not enough coffee yet.