Who's your pick's for next HC, DC and OC?

Ken Wisenhunt should get another shot.

Agreed, but idk if he fits here.

That's all fine if they fire the coaches and bring in a new staff, but Rak hasn't played DE in the NFL. He was moved to LB when we played the 4-3, he isn't a very good pass rusher either way. Kerrigan is a good overall LB and wouldn't change that with moving him. I can see Rak leaving this offseason and take a Carlos or Laron one year deal to prove himself.

IF Rak had some trade value might be worth trading him either picks or a db... MY point was 3-4 has not worked due to personal and/or coaching. Shanahan won't go back to a 4-3. I've never like the 3-4 but if we had a top 10 defense than I'd be okay with it...

Ken Wisenhunt should get another shot.

YES! He was a good coach. Russ Grimm is another guy I'd like to have/deserving of an Asst. HC role.

To tweak my guys from the other day, I'd go with:

Head Coach--Mike Zimmer

OC--Phillip Montgomery

DC--Ron Rivera

I'd be willing to bet Orakpo would thrive as a 4-3 DE regardless of how much time he has spent at OLB... Kerrigan also IMO .. both played there in college and i still think they have the talent...

I'd be willing to bet Orakpo would thrive as a 4-3 DE regardless of how much time he has spent at OLB... Kerrigan also IMO .. both played there in college and i still think they have the talent...

Hand in the dirt or 2 point stance, it doesn't matter, Orakpo seldomly gets the QB. Also when we played a 4-3, he was an OLB.

I'd be willing to bet Orakpo would thrive as a 4-3 DE regardless of how much time he has spent at OLB... Kerrigan also IMO .. both played there in college and i still think they have the talent...

Agreed. I think Rak improves as DE and Kerrigan at least as good as he's been, which is totally solid.

Rak.won't.be in.Washington after next yr

Rak.won't.be in.Washington after next yr

Won't make much sense to let him walk. Plenty of cap space, LBs that can get you 10 sacks a year don't grow on trees.

Word. Rak at DE and maybe rob Jackson at weak side LB could be pretty sweet.

TheGoat posted about franchises being turned around completely within 3 years. I know that it's happened but I can't think of the team. I've said it on here many times, I once watched a very interesting show on the NFL network, about the NFL's most winning teams, and they all had nearly the same amount of time that it took to put the team together. They said between 5 and 7 years to where a team was consistent and in the playoffs every year.

Wow 5-7 yrs? I can't imagine any owner waiting that long to see results? At the same time there should be some noticable and consistent results during that span. Other than last years playoff berth (which is looking like an abberation) there hasn't been anything to make anyone think The Redskins are heading in the right direction.