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Should we bring in Parcells if he opts out of his contract?

I can't stand the man, and hope he never has anything to do with the Skins.

I'd much rather give it to Mike Holmgren if he's available. That makes much more sense than bringing in Parcells.

As a human being he is awful and I would hate to have his name involved with the Skins but look at what he has done with the Cowboys and the Dolphins. HE built the cowboys into what they are now. HE drafted Ware, Ratliff, Barber, James etc. HE builds through the lines and I love it. Look at the Dolphins draft! He has his first 2 picks with the Dolphins and takes a OT and a DE. That sounds like something we could use...

Cooley47 wrote:As a human being he is awful and I would hate to have his name involved with the Skins but look at what he has done with the Cowboys and the Dolphins. HE built the cowboys into what they are now. HE drafted Ware, Ratliff, Barber, James etc. HE builds through the lines and I love it. Look at the Dolphins draft! He has his first 2 picks with the Dolphins and takes a OT and a DE. That sounds like something we could use...

He also had the first pick in the draft... what if you are picking 23rd, and none of the linemen are worth a 23rd pick? You pick them anyway???

Yes but do you really think he would get along with Dan Snyder?

remember people we root for the laundry....

he would make this team better the second he steps into the building

vinny and danny or pill making the football decisions?

easy answer people

NJ-SKINS-FAN wrote:remember people we root for the laundry....

he would make this team better the second he steps into the building

vinny and danny or pill making the football decisions?

easy answer people

In your own mind, perhaps. Bill Parcells is the TO of coaches.

I want him no more than I want TO.

Countertrey wrote:

NJ-SKINS-FAN wrote:remember people we root for the laundry....

he would make this team better the second he steps into the building

vinny and danny or pill making the football decisions?

easy answer people

In your own mind, perhaps. Bill Parcells is the TO of coaches.

I want him no more than I want TO.

really? explain, i dont see him as a team cancer where ever he went...they just win

giants... 2 super bowls
ne.... one super bowl
jets... afc championship
cowpukes.... muti playoffs
miami..... on door of divison championship

Thankfully our owner is a fan (and an idiot) and no true Redskin fan would ever allow a low-life like Parcells on our sidelines or in our facility at Reskins Park.

thank you....no

No, it would be sacrilege.

NJ-SKINS-FAN wrote:

Countertrey wrote:

NJ-SKINS-FAN wrote:remember people we root for the laundry....

he would make this team better the second he steps into the building

vinny and danny or pill making the football decisions?

easy answer people

In your own mind, perhaps. Bill Parcells is the TO of coaches.

I want him no more than I want TO.

really? explain, i dont see him as a team cancer where ever he went...they just win

giants... 2 super bowls
ne.... one super bowl
jets... afc championship
cowpukes.... muti playoffs (notice you don't mention any wins)
miami..... on door of divison championship

You haven't noticed the same with TO? Have you also not noticed that, wherever he goes, the team he was with gets screwed when he leaves? He screwed over the Patriots, he screwed over the Jets... he's TO! He is a primadonna, and has no sense of team loyalty. He is only interested in Parcells, and will sell his team down the river if he sees that as to his benefit.

The only teams he didn't screw over were the Giants, and the Cowboys (but, that's only because Jerruh screwed him first... lol). He'll end up screwing Miami, too. I have no doubt, he is one of the greatest football minds, ever... but he's also the supreme narcicist (big word... look it up). He's a coaching version of T.O.!!!!

We would probably have won one or two more games if TO were on our team... but, thank you, no.

You go ahead. Sell your soul to the devil. I don't see it happening, and would be disgusted if it did.

The Tuna is happy, already in Fins Land!

I'd rather have Vinny, at least he's our idiot.

I'd rather lose every game next season, at least it would be a Redskins built 0-16 not a Parcells.

I'd rather do a Jason campbell slide onto a sheet of sandpaper.


Can I just add that I think Devin Thomas, Malcom Kelly, and Fred Davis should be ashamed of themselves? They didn't come in with any desire or passion for winning. period.

I'd rather do a Jason campbell slide onto a sheet of sandpaper.

SkinsJock wrote:Thankfully our owner is a fan (and an idiot) and no true Redskin fan would ever allow a low-life like Parcells on our sidelines or in our facility at Reskins Park.

Amen.

SkinsJock wrote:Thankfully our owner is a fan (and an idiot) and no true Redskin fan would ever allow a low-life like Parcells on our sidelines or in our facility at Reskins Park.

You could have said the same thing about Deion, though, and look how that turned out.

Love him or Hate him the man knows "how to buy the groceries"
Jones is already tearing apart what he built in Dallas and look at Miami nuuf said!!

So it's just that simple. Snyder just goes out to Miami and says "Hey, we want to talk to Bill for a minute?"

While he's at it maybe he can talk New England out of Bellicheat, and I'm sure they'd give him Brady too since they really don't need him (they have Matt Cassel!)

Then he can fly down to Tennessee and get their offenseive line, and skip on over to Arizona to scoop up Boldin and Fitzgerald, before heading towards Minnesota to snatch Peterson from the Vikings.

But yeah, most of these posters are probably right, he's far to arrogant to do anything like that!

I'm sure they'd give him Brady too since they really don't need him

Brady has developed an infection in his surgically repaired knee... he may not be ready for next season. As a result, expect Matt Cassell to get primo pay to stay with the Patriots...

Posted: December 28, 2008
Sporting News staff reports
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's recovery from knee surgery is well behind schedule, and he could even miss the 2009 season if he elects to have a second surgery, NBCSports.com reports. Brady tore the ACL and MCL in his left knee on the first Sunday of the 2008 NFL season.

Another surgery would cause him to miss next season, since a second procedure would not be recommended so soon after the first, an NFL source told the Web site.

If Brady elects not to have a second surgery, he'll probably have to wear a brace on the knee when he returns, and his knee would be susceptible to another blowout, the source said.

The poor Patriots are likely to be paying out 26 Million to keep 2 quarterbacks on their roster... and then, they'll still have to deal with a QB controversy that will probably go well past 53 pages...

Countertrey wrote:

I'm sure they'd give him Brady too since they really don't need him

Brady has developed an infection in his surgically repaired knee... he may not be ready for next season. As a result, expect Matt Cassell to get primo pay to stay with the Patriots...

Posted: December 28, 2008
Sporting News staff reports
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's recovery from knee surgery is well behind schedule, and he could even miss the 2009 season if he elects to have a second surgery, NBCSports.com reports. Brady tore the ACL and MCL in his left knee on the first Sunday of the 2008 NFL season.

Another surgery would cause him to miss next season, since a second procedure would not be recommended so soon after the first, an NFL source told the Web site.

If Brady elects not to have a second surgery, he'll probably have to wear a brace on the knee when he returns, and his knee would be susceptible to another blowout, the source said.

The poor Patriots are likely to be paying out 26 Million to keep 2 quarterbacks on their roster... and then, they'll still have to deal with a QB controversy that will probably go well past 53 pages...

SO do you try to trade Brady now..I bet they'd get at least a one first and a second if not two firsts??

DEHog wrote:

Countertrey wrote:

I'm sure they'd give him Brady too since they really don't need him

Brady has developed an infection in his surgically repaired knee... he may not be ready for next season. As a result, expect Matt Cassell to get primo pay to stay with the Patriots...

Posted: December 28, 2008
Sporting News staff reports
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's recovery from knee surgery is well behind schedule, and he could even miss the 2009 season if he elects to have a second surgery, NBCSports.com reports. Brady tore the ACL and MCL in his left knee on the first Sunday of the 2008 NFL season.

Another surgery would cause him to miss next season, since a second procedure would not be recommended so soon after the first, an NFL source told the Web site.

If Brady elects not to have a second surgery, he'll probably have to wear a brace on the knee when he returns, and his knee would be susceptible to another blowout, the source said.

The poor Patriots are likely to be paying out 26 Million to keep 2 quarterbacks on their roster... and then, they'll still have to deal with a QB controversy that will probably go well past 53 pages...

SO do you try to trade Brady now..I bet they'd get at least a one first and a second if not two firsts??

Nope... the Patriots are stuck. Brady may need more surgery. If that happens, he's out for another year.

Sucks to be them...

Floyd Reese was the General Manager of the NFL Tennessee Titans from 1994 - 2006. He is currently a television commentator on ESPN NFL Live and a writer on ESPN.COM. Reese is known for drafting 3 NFL Rookies of the Year with only 11 first round draft choices. He has successfully drafted a Rookie of the Year in over 27% of his first round selections. The Rookies of the Year include Eddie George (1996), Jevon Kearse (1999) and Vince Young (2006). Reese is also known for drafting NFL co-MVP Steve McNair

DEHog wrote:

Floyd Reese was the General Manager of the NFL Tennessee Titans from 1994 - 2006. He is currently a television commentator on ESPN NFL Live and a writer on ESPN.COM. Reese is known for drafting 3 NFL Rookies of the Year with only 11 first round draft choices. He has successfully drafted a Rookie of the Year in over 27% of his first round selections. The Rookies of the Year include Eddie George (1996), Jevon Kearse (1999) and Vince Young (2006). Reese is also known for drafting NFL co-MVP Steve McNair

Wow, that looks pretty impressive. Wonder why he's not with the Titans (or anyone else for that matter) anymore?

I mean did he quit? Did the Titans fire him? Has he turned to commentary because he just doesn't want to do the job anymore?