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From a Land Down Under
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
Hall is absolutely useless. He should basically be cut now. If you want to just plug in a body get one that can still move without a walker for fuck sake.
I am not a fan of the coaching turn-style, but Grudens playcalling is amateurish at best. Consistency is good and all but a turd is a turd and will never turn into a bar of gold no matter how long you let it sit around. |
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
After cooling off, I totally agree. You can sign Kirk and continue to expand your core most cost effectively through the draft. If you sign Kirk, you can probably only afford to re-sign one of DJ Swearinger or Zack Brown. For leadership, I think Swearinger would be the right choice there.
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A Dude
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
I reject the notion that continuity is the best path to success. The Rams under Fisher were garbage to mediocre every season, then in comes McVay and Wade Phillips and they're good immediately. Mike Zimmer takes over the Vikings in 2014 and they go 7-9, and then 11-5 in the second year, and now they're 8-2. Doug Pederson takes over the Eagles last year, they go 7-9, and now in his second year they're 9-1. Andy Reid takes over the Chiefs in 2013, after they went 4-12 the year before. What does he do?
11-5 in his first season. Pete Carroll takes over Seattle in 2010 - they go 7-9 two years in a row and then they land Wilson - no fewer than 10 wins in any season since. If you've got the QB then a good coach can make a difference immediately. So that's the question - do we have the QB? No doubt in my mind that Cousins is the guy but will he sign here if Gruden is gone? Get Cousins under contract long term, then find the next coach. That's where I'm at. Fuck off with this continuity bullshit, it's a farce.
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
Continuity just for the sake of it is worthless, so you have to ask if Gruden is the main thing holding us back. Personally I don’t believe so.
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
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I'd rather play Everett and bring up Fish (Smithson) from the practice squad. Let Hall serve as a player/coach, and he only gets in if Nicholson, Everett, or Fish can't go. Nicholson can't seem to finish games and has been beat up since our game versus the Chiefs. He's clearly our best free safety. |
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A Dude
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
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I think your statement is accurate, he's not holding us back. But at the same time he's not propelling us forward. In my opinion we have the talent to perform better than we are, especially in certain specific situations like 2-minute. Coaches capable of winning the Super Bowl don't just get out what their talent dictates. They make it better, they squeeze extra juice out of the lemon, they make chicken salad out of... After four years I think we know. He's average. He won't hold you back, but he also won't beat anybody he's not supposed to. I'd like to get the QB under contract, and once we do, take a shot and make a change.
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
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How many of those teams have a Bruce Allen or a Vinny Cerrato in the front office? You can keep rotating coaches like we have for the last 20 years, and never hit a home run with any of them because of the front office.
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
Couldn’t agree more, that’s why I say this team has to be cursed!!
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Gamebreaker
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
Very good point! I have always believed in team chemistry,some teams might not have the very best but somehow they make it work and that to me is chemistry.
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
Out of all the variables that can actually change (Smithers gets to stay forever), I think Gruden is the one holding us back the most.
Getting outplayed 9 out of every 10 2nd and 4th quarters is inexcusable and that falls on the HC. The end of both halfs yesterday is par for the course with Gruden. Yesterday was the straw that broke this camels back. I don't think we'll ever win anything with him. He is an 8-8 kind of guy.
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
I agree 100% with Schneed and others who have pointed out that Gruden isn't necessarily holding us back, but he isn't exactly moving forward either.
he really is just an 8-8 kind of coach. He might get hot at the right time and you go 10-6, but i think he is absolutely middle of the road. He will never take the team and make it better, just sort of maintain the natural 8-8 equilibrium. Question is, does Snyder let him finish out his extension going 7-9, 8-8, 6-10, etc....
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Re: Heartbreak City: Redskins-Saints Postgame Thread
I would put in a claim for him now to replace Thompson:
https://247sports.com/nfl/washington...gton-110814166
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