Snyder (the absolute worst owner in all of sports) to stay on a owner

That just makes me want to meet him even more. I would love to run over him some day.

I corrected that for you.

I corrected that for you.

Ha! That's a good one.

I'm not a violent man by nature, but I would definitely like to dress his ass down in public some day.

Makes you really wonder how he ever got Joe Gibbs to come back and coach for him...must've completely had Joe fooled...although I can't figure out how that was possible.

Because he respects Joe Gibbs and thus defers to him.

Joe Gibbs, besides being of one the all time great coaches, is also the proverbial "good man." He probably does not dislike anyone. And as a coach, he dealt with a myriad of personalities from Riggo to JT to Gary Clark to Dexter and so on. To him, Danny is just another eccentric with a bloated ego coming down the hallways.

Joe Gibbs- and most of the Redskins, past and present- LIKE Danny. Danny is an ace jock-sniffer. One of the few things he is good at.

Gonna say that most players do not like Snyder. They say or said what they have to because he is the boss. Maybe thinking their is a job for them post playing career or something. Inside I am sure they think he is a pos. Gibbs is a very religious person. I doubt he has
ever said a bad word about anyone. Besides maybe Satan.
Let’s never say anything complimentary in any form about him again. Thank you. Lol

in that case, all hail mr. Snyder!! [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]


lmao

The stories you hear about Snyder are true. Dont look him in the eyes, call him Mr. Snyder if you must address him but dont address him.

Heard a story years ago and Ive said it here before

Ravens owner Steve Bischotti was hosting a party with some NFL owners and people. Dan Snyder shows up.

Steve: 'Hey Dan thanks for coming"
Mr. Snyder: 'Call me Mr. Snyder"
Steve: "GTFO here"

I dont know the exact words used but ive heard enough Snyder stories to believe this one

I heard this story from a guy who worked for the Ravens at the time. He was close friends with some high up Ravens executives, one of whom he said witnessed the event and told him about it. He didn't mention anything about Steve Bisschotti's response, or even if he responded. I always felt that the "Call me Mr. Snyder" part might be true.

Makes you really wonder how he ever got Joe Gibbs to come back and coach for him...must've completely had Joe fooled...although I can't figure out how that was possible.

My guess is Joe knew exactly what he was getting into. But the timing was right, the money was right, and maybe he thought he could counsel Dan into being a better owner.

My guess is Joe knew exactly what he was getting into. But the timing was right, the money was right, and maybe he thought he could counsel Dan into being a better owner.

That was my hope at the time. Guess it didn't work.

Joe also spent more than a decade dealing with Jack Kent Cooke. Now, JKC was obviously a better owner than DS and certainly a classier individual. But he still had a titanic ego and life outlook out of the early 50s.

Win 3 Super Bowls with that breathing down your neck and you probably see Danny as bush league.

That was my hope at the time. Guess it didn't work.

Joe also spent more than a decade dealing with Jack Kent Cooke. Now, JKC was obviously a better owner than DS and certainly a classier individual. But he still had a titanic ego and life outlook out of the early 50s.

Win 3 Super Bowls with that breathing down your neck and you probably see Danny as bush league.

True good point, after working with JKC he probably thought Dan would be a breeze.

That was my hope at the time. Guess it didn't work.

Joe also spent more than a decade dealing with Jack Kent Cooke. Now, JKC was obviously a better owner than DS and certainly a classier individual. But he still had a titanic ego and life outlook out of the early 50s.

Win 3 Super Bowls with that breathing down your neck and you probably see Danny as bush league.

Cooke owned the team when there was no internet or social media. The horror stories about him were mostly kept out of the public eye. Had Cooke owned the team in this kind of era it would not be pretty.