Pick Your Next Redskins Head Coach

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by Monkeydad

In my perfect scnario, I'd take Gruden as HC with Bevell as OC and Zimmer as DC.


I cannot decide between Gruden, Bevell and Wisenhunt. I'd like to see Wisenhunt bring in Russ Grimm, but bringing in Bevell is intriguing and I love the idea of taking one of Seattle's coaches away from them. I'm just not sure if he's ready to make the leap from OC to HC. If we could get him as an OC, that would be great but I highly doubt he'd make a parallel career move and leave Seattle without a promotion.

McDermott would be a good choice too. I really think it all hinges on what assistants will be joining the new coach, especially the defensive coordinator.

Quite a dream. I can definitely see two coordinators of playoff teams who are garnering attention as HC candidates going to be coordinators for a 3-13 team.

[Paintrain]

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Originally Posted by MarkMaske

: One source says Jay Gruden seems to prefer Titans over Redskins but has been told Redskins might make offer that would be tough to refuse.

While I'm not all in or all out on Gruden, I don't think we should overbid or overpay for him. Make an offer, if he likes it good, if not, don't get into a back and forth for him. I don't think he's a can't miss coaching prospect that you have to get.

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by Paintrain

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While I'm not all in or all out on Gruden, I don't think we should overbid or overpay for him. Make an offer, if he likes it good, if not, don't get into a back and forth for him. I don't think he's a can't miss coaching prospect that you have to get.

Here is the link.

Redskins strongly interested in Jay Gruden but facing competition - The Washington Post

[redskins5044]

Originally Posted by Paintrain

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While I'm not all in or all out on Gruden, I don't think we should overbid or overpay for him. Make an offer, if he likes it good, if not, don't get into a back and forth for him. I don't think he's a can't miss coaching prospect that you have to get.

i agree...make a fair offer and if he doesnt accept then move on.

[Chico23231]

Tug-of-war could be emerging for Jay Gruden | ProFootballTalk

"That said, it’s no surprise that Jay Gruden would be inclined to avoid a potentially destructive situation in D.C., given the reported attitude of the quarterback and the accepted reputation of the owner. And it’s no surprise that Snyder may have to pay a premium in order to lure a candidate who has options elsewhere."

sigh

[skinsfaninok]

Lol yeah let's overpay for an unproven coach smfh

[scowan]

I'm sorry, I am not a Jay Gruden fan. I've watch some Bengals games, and Andy Dalton does nothing to impress me. All he has to do is throw the ball in the same zip code as A.J. Green and Green will go get it and make him look good. I am not sure his ability to develop QBs is any better than anyone else in the league when you look at Dalton. I would rather them choose the OC from Seattle who is working with Russell Wilson and Lynch. I really like what Seattle does offensively.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by scowan

I'm sorry, I am not a Jay Gruden fan. I've watch some Bengals games, and Andy Dalton does nothing to impress me. All he has to do is throw the ball in the same zip code as A.J. Green and Green will go get it and make him look good. I am not sure his ability to develop QBs is any better than anyone else in the league when you look at Dalton. I would rather them choose the OC from Seattle who is working with Russell Wilson and Lynch. I really like what Seattle does offensively.

Well Dalton isn't Griffin and Seattle plays it safe and runs a simple offense because of that def they have. That said I don't want gruden either

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Lol yeah let's overpay for an unproven coach smfh

Well a lot of the people they're talking to are unproven as head coaches.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Tug-of-war could be emerging for Jay Gruden | ProFootballTalk

"That said, it’s no surprise that Jay Gruden would be inclined to avoid a potentially destructive situation in D.C., given the reported attitude of the quarterback and the accepted reputation of the owner. And it’s no surprise that Snyder may have to pay a premium in order to lure a candidate who has options elsewhere."

sigh

Well under Snyder we haven't had good history with head coaches.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

Well a lot of the people they're talking to are unproven as head coaches.

Exactly which is y we should not go crazy

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Lol yeah let's overpay for an unproven coach smfh

Remember what happened with our last proven coach

Honestly, if we don't get Gruden, I'd want James Franklin and if not him, then I'll bite on the Bevell pick.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Remember what happened with our last proven coach

Honestly, if we don't get Gruden, I'd want James Franklin and if not him, then I'll bite on the Bevell pick.

I just get that bad feeling that we r going after tge big splash again. Idk hopefully I'm wrong but after I was all in for mike.and company it was the last time I'll get my hopes that high

[SirLK26]

Originally Posted by scowan

I'm sorry, I am not a Jay Gruden fan. I've watch some Bengals games, and Andy Dalton does nothing to impress me. All he has to do is throw the ball in the same zip code as A.J. Green and Green will go get it and make him look good. I am not sure his ability to develop QBs is any better than anyone else in the league when you look at Dalton. I would rather them choose the OC from Seattle who is working with Russell Wilson and Lynch. I really like what Seattle does offensively.

You can look at that a few different ways. Gruden could be making something out of nothing with Dalton.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by Bucket

Jay Gruden and Bruce Allen having dinner the night before the interview. Wonder if anyone else got thay treatment

If any of them were also former co-workers with Allen, I'm sure they will.

People, especially in the media, read too far into things.

They used to work together and one guy comes into town, so they have dinner to catch up.

Heck, I wouldn't care if he invited Griffin to the dinner to meet the man who might be his new coach.

Stafford sitting in on the Caldwell interview isn't an ESPN newsflash.