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DYoungJelly · 11-24-2018, 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by 5superbowls3wins

Fact is, Gruden has been here almost 5 years, and has a 34-40 record, one division title he barely won at 9-7, and has ZERO playoff wins. He was ALLEN’S hand pick.

TIME FOR HIM AND ALLEN TO GO. I’d support Snyder firing Gruden now and promoting Bill Callahan, firing Allen and promoting Brian Lafemina to VP, and promoting Eric Shaffer to GM.

Then chose between Callahan or Saints Offensive Coordinator Pete Carmicheal as our next HC during the off-season

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Callahan would be a disaster as HC.

He is a micro managing over thinker.

Go back and look at some of the articles when he was in Oakland.

I almost wonder if that's why we didn't have a dominant running attack when healthy.

We have some real talent on the o line at full strength.

Instead of having 12 different run schemes have 6 and just let them be bad asses. Let BS, and Trent fire of the ball and maul whatever is in front of them.

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httr198020 · 11-24-2018, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by DYoungJelly

Callahan would be a disaster as HC.

He is a micro managing over thinker.

Go back and look at some of the articles when he was in Oakland.

I almost wonder if that's why we didn't have a dominant running attack when healthy.

We have some real talent on the o line at full strength.

Instead of having 12 different run schemes have 6 and just let them be bad asses. Let BS, and Trent fire of the ball and maul whatever is in front of them.

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The point is we need to get rid of Jay and Bruce. I think we all can agree on that.

5superbowls3wins · 11-24-2018, 10:57 AM

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skinsfaninok · 11-24-2018, 03:24 PM

I have seen enough of this regime, I'm ready for a young hungry head coach to come in.

SFREDSKIN · 11-24-2018, 03:29 PM

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I have seen enough of this regime, I'm ready for a young hungry head coach to come in.

Then Shane Waldron, Matt LeFleur or Bill Lazor are your candidates. Many people rave about the Vikings OC. I like these 3, especially since they are former Redskins assitants and LaFleur Waldron also work/worked for McVay.

5superbowls3wins · 11-24-2018, 04:08 PM

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Then Shane Waldron, Matt LeFleur or Bill Lazor are your candidates. Many people rave about the Vikings OC. I like these 3, especially since they are former Redskins assitants and LaFleur Waldron also work/worked for McVay.

No! Pete CarMichael Saints Offensive Coordinator and former QB coach

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SFREDSKIN · 11-24-2018, 04:18 PM

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No! Pete CarMichael Saints Offensive Coordinator and former QB coach

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Carmichael has been with NO forever and hasn’t generated interest, he also looks like he would be walked over by the players.

BaltimoreSkins · 11-24-2018, 04:15 PM

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Then Shane Waldron, Matt LeFleur or Bill Lazor are your candidates. Many people rave about the Vikings OC. I like these 3, especially since they are former Redskins assitants and LaFleur Waldron also work/worked for McVay.

I can get behind them for sure I also like DeFilippo. That could be fun taking Kirk's OC.

Chico23231 · 11-24-2018, 05:55 PM

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Then Shane Waldron, Matt LeFleur or Bill Lazor are your candidates. Many people rave about the Vikings OC. I like these 3, especially since they are former Redskins assitants and LaFleur Waldron also work/worked for McVay.

Keeping jay and bringing in bill lazor as oc (bengals fire staff), I would endorse that move. I think the offense needs a shot in the arm.

Also, In response to the massive amounts of injuries the last 3 years...as a front office, I would move to a strategy of not getting any free agents or draft picks with any type of injury history or someone who misses time in general.

punch it in · 11-26-2018, 07:38 PM

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Keeping jay and bringing in bill lazor as oc (bengals fire staff), I would endorse that move. I think the offense needs a shot in the arm.

Also, In response to the massive amounts of injuries the last 3 years...as a front office, I would move to a strategy of not getting any free agents or draft picks with any type of injury history or someone who misses time in general.

No way. Jay not only doesn’t call a good game, but they are constantly ill prepared. Wtf does he bring to the table worth a HC salary?

REDSKINS4ever · 11-28-2018, 01:04 AM

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No way. Jay not only doesn’t call a good game, but they are constantly ill prepared. Wtf does he bring to the table worth a HC salary?

I agree....for some reason I like Gruden...but I don't love him....he needs a OC to call the plays....there's something off about Gruden's play calling that wasn't an issue in Cincinnati....it's like he's regressed as a play caller quite a bit.

5superbowls3wins · 11-24-2018, 04:17 PM

So, if we finish below 8-8 and fail to win the division, or make the playoffs what’s the chance Gruden gets canned along with Allen, or at least Gruden?

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SolidSnake84 · 11-24-2018, 05:40 PM

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So, if we finish below 8-8 and fail to win the division, or make the playoffs what’s the chance Gruden gets canned along with Allen, or at least Gruden?

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I think it would take a lot for Allen to get fired, more years of 6-10 or worse.

I might be in the small majority but i think that Gruden's job isn't safe unless he makes the playoffs.

9-7 or wild card appearance - job is probably safe.

8-8 - 50% chance of getting fired i think

7-9 or worse - probably getting fired.

I could be way wrong but i feel Gruden's teams just aren't prepared when it matters, and he is a poor man's Jeff Fisher when it comes to wins/losses. I think he would be great going back to being an OC but i think as far as a head coach, we have seen enough of Gruden.

skinsfaninok · 11-25-2018, 11:26 AM

That's what DJ was saying, we aren't respected because we don't prepare and we ALWAYS lose the prime time games under Jay. I'd love to know his record in such games. This year alone we are 0-2 and both games were ugly losses. I actually hope we lose out so there would be no question in bringing him back. I'm done with his lack of awareness in gamss and lack of fire. He always stands there with that fucking clueless look on his face like "o shit what do we do now". Also the fact that we are 0-5! When the other team scorea first is unheard-of. That shows he can't come back on anyone. The guy is a lameduck coach. Time to get some young guy in here that is hungry to make a name for himself.

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CRedskinsRule · 11-26-2018, 12:16 PM

by record - and espn playoff generator based on win% - we should go 11-5. Assuming a blowout loss to the Eagles on Monday night, that would be 10-6. Doubting Gruden can pull off 4 in a row that is 9-7. Which is right in Gruden's comfort zone. We likely make the playoffs because of tie breakers games we have won. And I will go as far as to say we win the first game. Which unfortunately will be enough to let Gruden keep his job.

Regardless we are not beating the Saints or Rams (nobody else is in the playoffs either) so this year's NFC division round is the ceiling for this team.

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skinsfaninok Warpath Hall of Fame Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: UNITED STATES Age: 38 Posts: 36,192	Re: Dallas postgame I have seen enough of this regime, I'm ready for a young hungry head coach to come in. __________________ “Mediocre people don’t like high achievers, and high achievers don’t like mediocre people.” ― Nick Saban

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5superbowls3wins Impact Rookie Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 782	Re: Dallas postgame So, if we finish below 8-8 and fail to win the division, or make the playoffs what’s the chance Gruden gets canned along with Allen, or at least Gruden? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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skinsfaninok Warpath Hall of Fame Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: UNITED STATES Age: 38 Posts: 36,192	Re: Dallas postgame That's what DJ was saying, we aren't respected because we don't prepare and we ALWAYS lose the prime time games under Jay. I'd love to know his record in such games. This year alone we are 0-2 and both games were ugly losses. I actually hope we lose out so there would be no question in bringing him back. I'm done with his lack of awareness in gamss and lack of fire. He always stands there with that fucking clueless look on his face like "o shit what do we do now". Also the fact that we are 0-5! When the other team scorea first is unheard-of. That shows he can't come back on anyone. The guy is a lameduck coach. Time to get some young guy in here that is hungry to make a name for himself. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk __________________ “Mediocre people don’t like high achievers, and high achievers don’t like mediocre people.” ― Nick Saban

11-26-2018, 12:16 PM	#15
CRedskinsRule Living Legend Join Date: Aug 2008 Age: 58 Posts: 21,703	Re: Dallas postgame by record - and espn playoff generator based on win% - we should go 11-5. Assuming a blowout loss to the Eagles on Monday night, that would be 10-6. Doubting Gruden can pull off 4 in a row that is 9-7. Which is right in Gruden's comfort zone. We likely make the playoffs because of tie breakers games we have won. And I will go as far as to say we win the first game. Which unfortunately will be enough to let Gruden keep his job. Regardless we are not beating the Saints or Rams (nobody else is in the playoffs either) so this year's NFC division round is the ceiling for this team.

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