The way I heard it explained today on NFL Radio is this was the coaches not taking sides, but simply speaking out against the lockout in general. Apparently there was some miscommunication between the association and the Skins and the Skins may have jumped the gun a bit by issuing their statement without fully understanding the intent of the brief.
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NC_Skins
05-27-2011, 08:08 PM
I'd side with the person who signs my check.
Only an idiot wouldnt.
I find it ironic that average people would turn the other cheek or side with a person if they were being paid, YET are the same ones that bitch when their representatives and senators do the same thing. Guess what, don't bitch at politicians for siding(aka..voting) for special interests or corporate tax breaks. They too are being paid by them. I don't want to go off topic with this, but the above mindset is also mind boggling. It's one thing to side with the owners if you actually take their stance, it's another thing to take their stance soley for the fact you are being paid. If I were a coach, I would stay the **** out of it regardless if I were being paid or not.
Now, what the Redskins coaching staff has done is alienate the players and chosen a side. Pretty ****ing stupid imo.
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Giantone
05-27-2011, 09:26 PM
That was my first thought. It has to be Snyders doing right?
nope never said it or implied it !
Shadowbyte
05-27-2011, 10:31 PM
I find it ironic that the average people would turn the other cheek or side with a person if they were being paid, YET are the same ones that bitch when their representatives and senators do the same thing. Guess what, don't bitch at politicians for siding(aka..voting) for special interests or corporate tax breaks. They too are being paid by them. I don't want to go off topic with this, but the above mindset is also mind boggling. It's one thing to side with the owners if you actually take their stance, it's another thing to take their stance soley for the fact you are being paid. If I were a coach, I would stay the **** out of it regardless if I were being paid or not.
Now, what the Redskins coaching staff has done is alienate the players and chosen a side. Pretty ****ing stupid imo.
Brilliant post!
CRedskinsRule
05-28-2011, 09:01 AM
Curiousity questions,
Did the Skins and Saints coaches let their position be known to the courts? If not, then the distancing statements wouldn't really affect the amicus brief, right? So what difference does it make in the long run?
KI Skins Fan
05-28-2011, 11:02 AM
I think they did it out of fear for their jobs.
wilsowilso
05-28-2011, 11:46 AM
I'd side with the person who signs my check.
**** that.
The "power of money" mentality in this society is alarming.
Longtimefan
05-28-2011, 08:21 PM
The way I heard it explained today on NFL Radio is this was the coaches not taking sides, but simply speaking out against the lockout in general. Apparently there was some miscommunication between the association and the Skins and the Skins may have jumped the gun a bit by issuing their statement without fully understanding the intent of the brief.
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Washington Redskins Coaches Renounce Themselves From Coaches' Brief Supporting Players In NFL Lockout - SB Nation DC (http://dc.sbnation.com/washington-redskins/2011/5/26/2192021/nfl-lockout-washington-redskins-coaches-brief)
SmootSmack
05-28-2011, 10:54 PM
Washington Redskins Coaches Renounce Themselves From Coaches' Brief Supporting Players In NFL Lockout - SB Nation DC (http://dc.sbnation.com/washington-redskins/2011/5/26/2192021/nfl-lockout-washington-redskins-coaches-brief)
Um, thanks? What did you post this again for?