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

[quote=mredskins;1239084]Wait, what? Like Alex Smith the QB or are we talking a different Alex Smith[/quote]

Yes that Alex Smith lol, I'm actually in favor of it if we can't get a more qualified GM

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

[quote=skinsfaninok;1239085]Yes that Alex Smith lol, I'm actually in favor of it if we can't get a more qualified GM[/quote]

Not trying to be a jerk, but would make you think Alex Smith is qualified to do that position?

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

[quote=mredskins;1239086]Not trying to be a jerk, but would make you think Alex Smith is qualified to do that position?[/quote]

Extremely intelligent dude, obviously we know how talented he was as a player and he is very well respected by everyone he's worked for. I don't think its a far fetch that Smith becomes the GM or in some kind of role in the front office and then brings Eric Bieniemy in as HC.

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

Since when does being qualified mean anything? I mean just look at our President. [emoji1787]


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

Top 10 NFL teams with most wins since 2000 including NFL Playoffs

Patriots: 265
Steelers: 220
Colts: 209
Packers: 206
Ravens: 202
Eagles: 201
Seahawks: 194
Saints: 189
Broncos: 187
Cowboys: 169

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

/theydidthemath

[url]https://www.alextheanalyst.com/bruce-allen-worst-gm-this-decade/[/url]

Bruce Allen is officially the worst longest-tenured GM who has been with the same team since 2010 (in all 4 major leagues).

24 GM's total, only 3 with losing records.

Bruce Allen, Redskins, .397 winning percentage, 2 playoff appearances no wins
Dayton Moore, Kansas City Royals, .468 winning percentage, 1 World Series title (2015)
Duke Tobin, Cincinnati Bengals, .490 winning percentage, 5 consecutive playoff berths (2011-2015)

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[quote=mooby;1239094]/theydidthemath

[url]https://www.alextheanalyst.com/bruce-allen-worst-gm-this-decade/[/url]

Bruce Allen is officially the worst longest-tenured GM who has been with the same team since 2010 (in all 4 major leagues).

24 GM's total, only 3 with losing records.

Bruce Allen, Redskins, .397 winning percentage, 2 playoff appearances no wins
Dayton Moore, Kansas City Royals, .468 winning percentage, 1 World Series title (2015)
Duke Tobin, Cincinnati Bengals, .490 winning percentage, 5 consecutive playoff berths (2011-2015)[/quote]

Damn lol

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[quote=mooby;1239094]/theydidthemath

[url]https://www.alextheanalyst.com/bruce-allen-worst-gm-this-decade/[/url]

Bruce Allen is officially the worst longest-tenured GM who has been with the same team since 2010 (in all 4 major leagues).

24 GM's total, only 3 with losing records.

Bruce Allen, Redskins, .397 winning percentage, 2 playoff appearances no wins
Dayton Moore, Kansas City Royals, .468 winning percentage, 1 World Series title (2015)
Duke Tobin, Cincinnati Bengals, .490 winning percentage, 5 consecutive playoff berths (2011-2015)[/quote]

Somebody has to be last.

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

we're close, though. .......................

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

[QUOTE=Meks;1239106]we're close, though. .......................[/QUOTE]With a damn good culture.

I wonder why Bruce kept Gruden though. He must have known his job was next on the totem pole, he could have bought himself 2 more years minimum with a new coaching staff last year, and no one in the NFL or us fans would have questioned letting Gruden go.

Just an odd thing for Bruce to do.

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[quote=mooby;1239094]/theydidthemath

[url]https://www.alextheanalyst.com/bruce-allen-worst-gm-this-decade/[/url]

Bruce Allen is officially the worst longest-tenured GM who has been with the same team since 2010 (in all 4 major leagues).

24 GM's total, only 3 with losing records.

Bruce Allen, Redskins, .397 winning percentage, 2 playoff appearances no wins
Dayton Moore, Kansas City Royals, .468 winning percentage, 1 World Series title (2015)
Duke Tobin, Cincinnati Bengals, .490 winning percentage, 5 consecutive playoff berths (2011-2015)[/quote]

This is so pathetic...less than .400 win percentage and here a decade. How in the world could this ever be sold to me as "ok" in my life time of Skins fandom? man...

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

[quote=CRedskinsRule;1239107]With a damn good culture.

[B]I wonder why Bruce kept Gruden though.[/B] He must have known his job was next on the totem pole, he could have bought himself 2 more years minimum with a new coaching staff last year, and no one in the NFL or us fans would have questioned letting Gruden go.

Just an odd thing for Bruce to do.

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In his twisted mind, he probably thought Gruden would be the scapegoat.

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When and if Allen's fired I wonder if Snyder has any fucking balls to come out of his hole and face the media, say something to the fans..

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

[quote=skinsfaninok;1239087]Extremely intelligent dude, obviously we know how talented he was as a player and he is very well respected by everyone he's worked for. I don't think its a far fetch that Smith becomes the GM or in some kind of role in the front office and then brings Eric Bieniemy in as HC.[/quote]

I am going respectfully disagree. I think AS is smart but you really need a seasoned vet GM here to step in and right a horribly tilted ship. Who that is and if they ever come here is the question.

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Getting worried...got to bet rid of BA now before all the good potential HC'S* are hired. The work is out...any good prospects don't want to come here with BA running the show.