The reason GW DIDNT want the job

The continuity view with Williams is complete nostalgia. Only remembering the good, like swearing never to forget Sean Taylor and starting to blitz again after the wake up call following ST's death. Remember, it was the defense that completely disappeared in the second half of the first game against the Giants. W/out that turn around win the Giants are not in the SB. Second half losses were a norm under Williams D. Sure ASaunders O had a large responsibility there, but it was the guys on D who ultimately gave up the TDs.

The continuity view with Williams is complete nostalgia. Only remembering the good, like swearing never to forget Sean Taylor and starting to blitz again after the wake up call following ST's death. Remember, it was the defense that completely disappeared in the second half of the first game against the Giants. W/out that turn around win the Giants are not in the SB. Second half losses were a norm under Williams D. Sure ASaunders O had a large responsibility there, but it was the guys on D who ultimately gave up the TDs.
Well in ,ost of those 2nd half losses our D held the teams to under 20 points so I'm not going to blame the D when it was a lack of scoring on our part.

I looked it up if our O would have scored 20 points in three of our games we would have won those three games making us 12 and 4.

There's only two people [three if you chose to count Gibbs] who know the real reason why Williams was not chosen to be Gibbs' successor. We've heard all types of wild speculation, but that's just what it is "speculation"

Never heard from Gibbs' lips that he actually endorsed, or recommended to Snyder that Williams was the chosen one. Therefore, only Snyder/Cerrato know the true answer. The question has been put to them both in search of an answer, they both carefully avoided a defenitive answer. Hence, I've come to the conclusion it is a question we may NEVER know the real answer too.