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Originally Posted by Texanskin
Ok fans......when you call for the coaches head in his 2nd year, in the middle of the season ...this is the SAME AS how our front office looks to "change" things quickly instead of allowing things to mature....but yet everyone calls for Vinny to be fired. We as Redskins fans have become so familiar with chaos that we actually LOOK to blow things up just to make us believe things will be different when THEY WONT if WE still have the same mentality.
2) Our stupid Front office thinks bringing in a new head coach every few years will solve the problems of having a well paid roster full of talent with no structure from the top. Every team you know that is succesful has One Goal from the top to the bottom and dont mind waiting it out for things to develop. If you noticed... Marvin Lewis had his head on a platter by the "media" and not so much by the fans (some did though)...but look at them now....patience is the key with a head coach. Our front office looks at young coaches from ATL or Denver or the Jets and say.... why cant we have instant success????...well...those org have structure....ours doesnt.(like bringing an "extra set of eyes" without telling the head coach...
****but we as fans....DO THE SAME THING!!!!! we are screaming loud for a new coach in THE MIDDLE OF THE SEASON!!!!
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We hear this a lot. People complaining about changing coaches so often that there's never any continuity.
But if continuity is what we should be after, then Jim Zorn should never have been hired as offensive coordinator and Al Saunders' system should have been left in place, with Gregg Williams as head coach. That would have been an example of continuity. Instead, they completely change the offensive system of a playoff team in 2007 and implement a new system that everyone says takes two full years to learn.
I've said it before -- the deterioration of this roster isn't Jim Zorn's fault. But right now he's lost, his game plan, in-game adjustments and scheming isn't very impressive. It was an experiment that has clearly failed -- and things aren't going to get any better. I don't like mid-season firings, but if things really start to spiral out of control, he has to go.