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RedZone · 02-01-2008, 07:31 PM

This is a good post. You have to respect a Hall of Fame (tomorrow) player’s experience, and therefore his opinion.

It’s good to know Darrell Green thinks this unconventional process can result in a winning coaching staff. I’ll never see behind the veil; that is, sit down to dinner with Daniel Snyder and hear him expound upon his vision. But, even from the cheap seats, one thing is sure: Snyder is not sure. If Jim Fassel was Snyder’s confident choice, he’d be at work right now at Redskins Park. Because Snyder thinks he can do better, the Skins still have no coach.

At the three-week mark, it’s unlikely Snyder will pull a rabbit out of his hat (Pete Carroll?) as he did four years ago with Joe Gibbs. Will Steve Mariucci measure up? Time will tell, but the longer the process goes the more evident it becomes that the next Redskins head coach will be a consolation choice.

02-01-2008, 07:31 PM	#17
RedZone Camp Scrub Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: New Haven, Conn. Posts: 28	Re: Darrell Green's blog This is a good post. You have to respect a Hall of Fame (tomorrow) player’s experience, and therefore his opinion. It’s good to know Darrell Green thinks this unconventional process can result in a winning coaching staff. I’ll never see behind the veil; that is, sit down to dinner with Daniel Snyder and hear him expound upon his vision. But, even from the cheap seats, one thing is sure: Snyder is not sure. If Jim Fassel was Snyder’s confident choice, he’d be at work right now at Redskins Park. Because Snyder thinks he can do better, the Skins still have no coach. At the three-week mark, it’s unlikely Snyder will pull a rabbit out of his hat (Pete Carroll?) as he did four years ago with Joe Gibbs. Will Steve Mariucci measure up? Time will tell, but the longer the process goes the more evident it becomes that the next Redskins head coach will be a consolation choice.