Why moving on from Bruce Allen this year is pivotal to the future of the franchise.

I don’t think a couple of wins makes it all better.


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I don’t think a couple of wins makes it all better.


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I agree with the exception that if the Skins somehow won out, it very likely would make a difference about the Front Office.

A blow out by the Packers next week might be enough to get BA out.

I agree with the exception that if the Skins somehow won out, it very likely would make a difference about the Front Office.



A blow out by the Packers next week might be enough to get BA out.


If this team somehow wins out a different discussion is definitely warranted, but Bruce still needs to go



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I will believe it when I see it regarding Allen being out. If Snyder did it and hired a real NFL gm, that would be the start of turning this franchise around.

The Packers are a better team but not unbeatable. Their stats were on par with the Giants today, with the major exception of three turnovers. Still, Haskins will likely need to throw for more yards to win - you cannot assume 250 rushing yards each week and his < 50% completion percentage and missed deep balls will only go so far. The Packers should be heavily favored.

But Matty is dead on - Allen needs to go no matter what - even if they win out and Dallas and the Eagles implode (further) and we look like the rising team by comparison.


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I don’t think a couple of wins makes it all better.


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You're right. In reality, it certainly doesn't make it better.

But Snyder likes Bruce and certainly is looking for excuses to keep him around. Winning - especially with young players making strong contributions - supports Allen's false narrative that "we're close" and have "a damn good culture."

Multiple league sources have pointed to former Chiefs GM Scott Pioli and former Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels as possible candidates there. Jags ownership has long studied New England's success; Pioli and McDaniels have deep Patriots roots, and ownership has been impressed by their work in the past, sources said -- with increasing chatter about them in NFL circles in recent weeks.

Links or GTFO.

Hell no to Pioli, he was a garbage GM (https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/8550269/flaws-chiefs-gm-scott-pioli-exposed) with the Chiefs and his management style (https://deadspin.com/the-kansas-city-chiefs-might-have-the-worst-workplace-i-5876426) rubbed people the wrong way. I am happily willing to back that up (https://www.kansascity.com/news/special-reports/article300461/Arrowhead-anxiety-Turnover-off-the-field-causes-concern.html) too.

Since he left the Chiefs he worked his way back up to asst. GM with the Falcons before resigning in May.

Idc if he's matured since his KC days, I still wouldn't touch him with Dan Snyder's wallet.

Even with the win we actually moved up in draft position from 4 to 3. [emoji106][emoji106]


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Even with the win we actually moved up in draft position from 4 to 3. [emoji106][emoji106]


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yep so overall a great weekend of football lol

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/12/05/trent-williams-unloads-on-bruce-allen/

Trent talking mad shit about Bruce Allen.