The latest in what is becoming the Spurrier saga is that he is thinking about quitting. From ESPN:
Steve Spurrier apparently is contemplating his resignation from the Washington Redskins after talking it over with his wife, ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported Saturday.
Team sources told Mortensen that Spurrier has discussed the Redskins situation with his wife, Jerri, and that both agreed that they are unhappy and don't feel they should have to continue to live that way.
Mortensen's famous 'sources' again... I'm beginning to think the guy just digs writing about SOS. I'm not saying that the story is unbelievable, I just wonder if the same sources that leaked the miami story last week.
I'm sure if SOS quit, Snyder would be off the hook for the 15 million and that should be good for everyone. Well except that we're back to absolute square one with a team built around a system that has yet to work at all in the NFL.
Sean Taylor was one of a kind, may he rest in peace.
I like Coughlin, but is this particular team ready for a disciplinarian?
We need it, but there will be huge fallout from a dictator coming in.
As I said... I don't lend the story any more or less creedence than anything else I read... but hey you throw it all against the wall and let people decide for themselves what it all means right?
I can certainly understand Spurrier being unhappy, but what 5-10 coach isn't? Question is... is he a quitter?
Sean Taylor was one of a kind, may he rest in peace.
Tom Coughlin is more than likely going to head to New York new coach big blue. He has practically allready packed his bags for the big apple, and he has already met with some of the Giants' front office members...
I would highly doubt that he would come to D.C though, because like most good coaches, he craves power. The problem is, if Spurrier is to quit, or be fired, the Skins have no where to go... No proven winner wants to coach under Snyder, because they have no voice, and they can be underminded by a greedy owner...
If we are to hire a new coach this offseason, it will either be a current successful coordinator looking for their first job, or a college coach (Stoops, Sabin.. someone like that looking to make the jump)... No proven winner will coach for him unless he changes his ways, and there is no sign of that happening...
The top list of available coaches with winning experience features Dennis Green and Jimmy Johnson, both out of the game, and both love power...
... and if Spurrier WERE to quit, it's just going to send up that much bigger a smoke signal to the rest of the league as to what a tough situation the coaching carousel in Washington has become.
Sean Taylor was one of a kind, may he rest in peace.
I think one big thing is being overlooked and that the big dollars Snyder is willing to dish out. Many of these "winning" coaches would take a chance of DS for the big $$$!
Hell, look at the chance stinky Tuna took with JJ.....and the $$$ weren't as good as they could have been in say.....Washington. DS needs to cut the cord and send Vinny packing...that would attract many.
God bless our troops and Joe Gibbs.
We'll miss you, Joe.
i heard after the game on fox sports net that if sos quits its in his contract that he cant coach anywhere else in the college or pro game ever again... i dont know if you guys heard that before, thats pretty harsh though if its true
I like how Howey described it on FoxSports pregame as "the biggest game of chicken he'd ever seen"....Snyder doesn't want to fire SOS, but doesn't want him back, SOS doesn't want to quit, but doesn't want to be back....it's all about the money! Hopefully they'll compromise like Jones/Johnson did and SOS will be gone sooner rather than later.
God bless our troops and Joe Gibbs.
We'll miss you, Joe.
How hard is this, married couples do it all the time (unfortunately) Just claim Irreconcilable Differences you don't need to explain anything to the media. They both want each other out but as I have said a number of times DS is on trial here, he does not want to look like the bad guy here. As for SS it about success in the NFL, which he isn't having. His system will never have it, by his own admittance SS has sad he needs to make changes to his system, so what he is admitting is his system as it stands now doesn't work. Count me in the few who believes SS will be a winner in the NFL just not with the Skins and DS. Also he will be gone be the end of next week...everything I have read, he talk about the Skins not us or we??? Gotta question a coach who doesn't tell the organization I'm here til u fire me...sad DS runs out another would-be coach
"Sean Taylor is hands down the best athlete I've ever coached it's not even close" Gregg Williams 2005 Mini-Camp
