Prowl33 wrote:HEROHAMO wrote:Its obvious Scot M. knows what he is doing. Scot has already helped build two championship caliber teams San Fran and Seattle.
So far I love the moves he has made already as well.
I have full faith in Scot M. as our GM.
Gruden is a whole other story for me. Its his second year but I dont care. Its my team so I dont have time to give newbie coaches time to learn under the job. I want results now!
The sign of a good coach is does he get the most out of his team and coaches?
After last season I think we can all say that he definatley did not do that.
Also his choice on a defensive coordinator sure has me scratching my head.
Its one thing if a rookie head coach is surrounded by a veteran coaching staff. Yet he chooses another rookie defensive coordinator? Why not opt for one of the former San Francisco defensive staff members who have ties to Scot M.? Would have been a perfect fit. They have had a successful defense as well.
Also add in that he does not draft well either. Him and Bruce I cant recall them bringing in a Pro Bowl player either. So his talent evaluation is not good either. I know Bruce got lucky with a couple players while Mike was coach but that was probably mike S. picking the players.
We did not see any improvement last year. All we got last year from Gruden was more drama and a losing season. How does that give me any confidence in him.
Yes the Redskins were a big mess of a team already. So hiring a rookie head coach was probably not the best choice in the first place to fix the mess that is our team.
Back to hope. I am confident in Scot M. and his decisions. Ultimatley its Snyder then Scot. But I am so greatful that we have an actual good football mind in the building.
You got a lot of this very wrong.
First you cant expect results in the first year with a team on the level ours is on. In the first year, Gruden had to roll with a lot of the old coaching staff, and a large amount of players that didnt fit his plan offensively. This would be a multi year project I dont care if its Jay Gruden or Bill Belichek.
We actually were going to get a coach from the san fran defensive coaching staff, but vic fangio turned us down due to the drama that is the redskins.
Pretty sure Bruce was in charge of last years draft, and the scouting department that did all the research, has nothing at all to do with Jay.
Breeland may very well be a pro bowl calibre player, so wrong again.
Rookie head coach had some to do with it, but not much. Thing I like though is this year his vision is coming together, and the coaching matches the vision Scot has. Bigger stronger players win games. This year you can begin measuring.
No I dont have it wrong. I demand results playoffs every year. Thats what I want and I want to see it happen. The decade plus of futility under Snyder has weakened most Skins fans expectations. I understand fully. But for me I will always expect playoffs and a run to the SuperBowl.
Scot M. is showing us in just a lil over a month how fast he can turn things around. In such little time Scot has already signed four new players. Talented ones at that. So much turnover with one hire. One good GM and look how fast he has made moves.
Dont even bring up Bill Bellicheck or any other veteran coach. They would have had a far better season had they been in charge last year. You can already see how Scot is making moves. A brilliant football mind makes a huge difference.
One huge issue I have with Gruden. How does he come in first year and undermines the franchise player. Thats one way to screw things up. Its clear Gruden does not believe in Griffin. So how can he empower Griffin if he himself truly does not believe in Robert? Gruden will only half heartedly try to help Griffin if in his heart of hearts does not believe in him. Its also up to Robert as well but its tru
Starting QB and head coach relationship must be a healthy one. Its going to be very difficult to have success without having a smooth relationship between our starting QB and head coach. Its a must.
Walsh, Montana, Schula, Marino, Dungy, Manning, Holmgren, Farve, Bellicheck and Brady. Its clear Gruden and Griffin do not like each other. Something has to give.