O.C. Giant Fan
12-19-2011, 12:26 AM
There are clear signs of a fracture on this team (to what degree we'll never really know), which has produced yet another second-half swoon. The season isn't over yet and this team could make the playoffs, but I was just wondering---would you guys rid the team of those:
players who are just collecting paychecks until the team buckles to their demands or they become free agents;
players who have sponsored sports-radio spots to further their post-career ESPN demo reel;
players that blab boasts to the press without backing them up;
players that break off designed patterns or freelance on a consistent basis to the detriment of their teammates;
players that break team rules (perhaps not their first offense) on the eve of their season-saving game;
Would you get rid of them regardless of their role on team or talent?
I.E.: Jacobs, Rolle, Bradshaw, Boley, Ross, Manningham, Umenyiora?
At times today, when I saw Orakpo, Kerrigan, and company executing on defense I was
a bit envious of the Redskins young talent. They will get better and they're
in our division.
The Mara family has to realize their product stinks. I wouldn't dump Reese just yet since he inherited this coach. I would give him the opportunity to hire his own coach--if failure continues only then would a clean sweep from top-to-bottom be necessary.
It's hard to fire your Super Bowl-winning coach and his staff, but I just want the team to return to fundamental football play (running the football, protecting the football and playing good D) with guys who want to wear the Blue and be coached (with consequences with those who don't want to) and coached by those who can make a go at it regardless of circumstances. At this level, and if you claim to have a talented squad, there is no
excuse for not backing up your will to win with smart, intelligent play
and coaching. I know it still might not guarantee a win or even a playoff berth, but the team would be heading upwards in the right direction for the future instead of treading water, accepting mediocrity and calling it a successful campaign. [:(]
players who are just collecting paychecks until the team buckles to their demands or they become free agents;
players who have sponsored sports-radio spots to further their post-career ESPN demo reel;
players that blab boasts to the press without backing them up;
players that break off designed patterns or freelance on a consistent basis to the detriment of their teammates;
players that break team rules (perhaps not their first offense) on the eve of their season-saving game;
Would you get rid of them regardless of their role on team or talent?
I.E.: Jacobs, Rolle, Bradshaw, Boley, Ross, Manningham, Umenyiora?
At times today, when I saw Orakpo, Kerrigan, and company executing on defense I was
a bit envious of the Redskins young talent. They will get better and they're
in our division.
The Mara family has to realize their product stinks. I wouldn't dump Reese just yet since he inherited this coach. I would give him the opportunity to hire his own coach--if failure continues only then would a clean sweep from top-to-bottom be necessary.
It's hard to fire your Super Bowl-winning coach and his staff, but I just want the team to return to fundamental football play (running the football, protecting the football and playing good D) with guys who want to wear the Blue and be coached (with consequences with those who don't want to) and coached by those who can make a go at it regardless of circumstances. At this level, and if you claim to have a talented squad, there is no
excuse for not backing up your will to win with smart, intelligent play
and coaching. I know it still might not guarantee a win or even a playoff berth, but the team would be heading upwards in the right direction for the future instead of treading water, accepting mediocrity and calling it a successful campaign. [:(]