Worst 5 Moves of Snyder era?

1. Deion Sanders - possibly the worst move in Redskins history. He would never be considered a Skin no matter what.
2. Firing Marty - I know he has no Super Bowls, but he was getting the team back on the right track.
3. Charging for practices - not only was it unfair to the fans, it allowed every other team to come and watch practices.
4. Firing Norv before the end of the season
5. Deion Sanders - I mean really, wtf?

I would have to disagree with the champ for portis trade as being one of the worst mistakes of the Snyder era. I think that trade was a good one even though Bailey was my favorite player on the team before the trade. Our corner play has not been bad since we let Champ go, we have had and still have good corners. Clinton has definetly improved this team on off. and he is the only reason that any team even fears us a little. When ever teams are planning for us who is the person that they always mention???? Clinton Portis..

5) Letting Antonio Pierce walk. The guy was the brain and spinal cord of our defense. And he's really hurt us in every game against the Giants since.

4) Hiring Spurrier. He clearly didn't take the NFL seriously.

3) Adam Archuleta - Nobody did their homework on this guy, he couldn't do what GW needed him to do.

2) Deion Sanders.

1) Jeff George - We had a pretty good thing going with Brad Johnson, we bring this bozo in and it disrupted our entire offense. Terrible fit, terrible leader.

Can I get clarification on something? I seem to remember that Champ Bailey was going to leave the Skins eventually anyway so instead of having him jump ship with nothing to show for it we traded him and got Portis. You guys would know for sure, can you help a brother out?

Stubblefield
Deion
Trotter
Spurrier
Pierce

By the way, how many SB's has Marty won and how many has JG? That's ridiculous that you have hiring Gibbs as one of the worst moves. Hiring Gibbs was the best move, it restored integrity.

Stubblefield was a terrible move but his signing happened in 1998, pre-Danny. Can't blame Danny for that one.

1) Pierce
2) Casserly
3) Gator-skins
4) Archuleta
5) Duckett

Can I get clarification on something? I seem to remember that Champ Bailey was going to leave the Skins eventually anyway so instead of having him jump ship with nothing to show for it we traded him and got Portis. You guys would know for sure, can you help a brother out?

Yeah, he let it be known thru his agent that he was not interested in signing with the Redskins once we didn't extend him before the season and then we were going thru another coaching change.

Yeah, he let it be known thru his agent that he was not interested in signing with the Redskins once we didn't extend him before the season and then we were going thru another coaching change.

Yes. Champ wanted to leave.

What got me about that trade was not Champ for Portis but the #2 pick that we threw into the deal. Portis was also unhappy in Denver. It has always seemed to me that a harder bargain could have been struck.

Yeah, he let it be known thru his agent that he was not interested in signing with the Redskins once we didn't extend him before the season and then we were going thru another coaching change.

I wonder how he feels now? **** him!! He should have been a Redskin for life. The grass is not always greener on the other side (I guess monetarily it is).

Stubblefield
Deion
Trotter
Spurrier
Pierce

By the way, how many SB's has Marty won and how many has JG? That's ridiculous that you have hiring Gibbs as one of the worst moves. Hiring Gibbs was the best move, it restored integrity.

Yeah I remember the end of that 03 season and the team had just 100% quit on Spurrier. And I also remember the first part of the 01 season when the team wouldn't play for Marty cause he was such a dick. Gibbs 2 made his fair share of mistakes but I've never seen a Gibbs team qiut.

1. Keeping Norv or Charely C.
2. Hiring Marty S. and giving full control.
3. The whole mess of 2000. You can't buy championships
4. Not letting GW take over
5. Hiring a college coach who didn't even know WTF he was doing.