Gregg Williams is fixin to stick it right in our........

Sweet Potato is my absolute favorite pie, pretty much the only pie that I like.

Keeping it connected but taking one step away from pie for a second, my wife has recently started making spicy mashed sweet potatoes (via chipotle), and I just LOVE them.

With regard to pie, call me boring and/or traditional, but apple is my favorite . . . and I think this thread ought to be given the death sentence it deserves.

Of all the things that have gone wrong during the Dan Snyder administration in D.C., you'd have to think firing his excellent defensive coordinator, Gregg Williams, is at least in the top 10 and could soon move into the top five. In one season, Williams has transformed the Saints' defense into one of the best units in the league.



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Rick Maese of the Washington Post has a story today about the former Skins head coach-in-waiting. Williams' defense has forced 32 turnovers this season, including a staggering 22 interceptions. Every time you turn on "SportsCenter," Saints safety Darren Sharper is returning an interception for a touchdown. And here's what Sharper had to say about Williams:

"We always were known as a great offensive team and the defense is just adequate," Sharper told Maese. "We wanted to change that type of mentality, change that type of outlook on our defense. From day one, Gregg preached that to us, we're not going to be second-hand, play second-fiddle to anyone."

Redskins players are careful not to step on Jim Zorn's toes, but it's obvious that many of them thought Williams should've been the choice to replace Joe Gibbs.

"He's going to blitz and blitz and blitz even more," said Redskins defensive end Andre Carter. "Despite whatever the matchups may be. He expects everybody to get there and make plays."

Everyone at Redskins Park loves to throw out stats of how their defense is ranked in the top five, but it doesn't really matter. The Saints give up more yards than the Skins, but they cause far more turnovers. That's the mark of a Gregg Williams defense. And no matter how you slice it, Greg Blache's defenses haven't had nearly enough takeaways.

Who knows what Williams would've been like as a head coach for the Skins? But I'm pretty sure a lot of the team's fans would've enjoyed finding out.

I like Dutch Apple Pie :)

So I'm going to hijack the hijack and talk pie a la mode. I love Haagen-Dazs coffee ice cream. But here's my dilemma...it doesn't go well with pumpkin pie. Woe is me

I love pecan pie!!!
There you go SS. Pecan Pie a la mode with the coffee ice cream for the win.

There you go SS. Pecan Pie a la mode with the coffee ice cream for the win.

wide right. coconut cream with a cold draft beer to wash it down!

To each his own, but that suggestion just made me throw up in my mouth.

I think this thread has been officially hijacked.

It's now the pie thread. But I'm changing it into cake.

I like apple crumb cake. I'm not so much into pie.

To each his own, but that suggestion just made me throw up in my mouth.

thats what im here for. Rum cake is pretty good

My grandmother had an apple tree in her back yard and could make the best apple pie in town. The tree died and she did also not long after that and I miss both of them.

Of all the things that have gone wrong during the Dan Snyder administration in D.C., you'd have to think firing his excellent defensive coordinator, Gregg Williams, is at least in the top 10 and could soon move into the top five.


"He's going to blitz and blitz and blitz even more," said Redskins defensive end Andre Carter. "Despite whatever the matchups may be. He expects everybody to get there and make plays."

Everyone at Redskins Park loves to throw out stats of how their defense is ranked in the top five, but it doesn't really matter. The Saints give up more yards than the Skins, but they cause far more turnovers. That's the mark of a Gregg Williams defense.

1) i really thought double G was the coach in awaiting after gibbs. i thought it was in his contract or atleast orally understood. but the DS created a smear campaign.

2) maybe my memory is alil faded but i remember double g not dialing up the blitz at all, instead opting to protect againt the long ball by rushing few and dropping players back in coverage due to the fact our front 4 were not talented enough to attack.

3) with the skins the double g defense rarely got any turnovers.

i guess current success can color ones memory of past performance, like the reporter here.