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#56fanatic 12-08-2005, 08:56 AM stop right there... GW is ONLY here because of gibbs, OBC/SS would have NEVER been able to land him.
that is what everyone said when Danny went out and hired Marvis Lewis. No way is he going to work for a College coach, and he did.
skinsguy 12-08-2005, 10:36 AM that is what everyone said when Danny went out and hired Marvis Lewis. No way is he going to work for a College coach, and he did.
And left after one year. Obviously Marvin Lewis wasn't interested in staying in Washington at all.
irish 12-08-2005, 10:41 AM And left after one year. Obviously Marvin Lewis wasn't interested in staying in Washington at all.
He left to take the head job in Cincy. It was not about staying in Wash it was about accepting a head coach job which just about every guy coaching in the NFL wants to do.
On a little different vein. One of the reasons I think Spurrier REALLY let us down. I like many of you was stoked about Spurrier coming to DC. The guy had INCREDIBLE college creds. Like, the ONLY guy to win the Heisman, win the national title as a collegiate player. NFL QB with Tampa, Won the National title as a collegiate coach! (I'm probably missed something) Nothing but success!!!!!!! He killed himself almost from the beginning, then quits---------I was in shock. However, like many things, it had a huge silver lining!
#56fanatic 12-08-2005, 11:32 AM On a little different vein. One of the reasons I think Spurrier REALLY let us down. I like many of you was stoked about Spurrier coming to DC. The guy had INCREDIBLE college creds. Like, the ONLY guy to win the Heisman, win the national title as a collegiate player. NFL QB with Tampa, Won the National title as a collegiate coach! (I'm probably missed something) Nothing but success!!!!!!! He killed himself almost from the beginning, then quits---------I was in shock. However, like many things, it had a huge silver lining!
He quit because Danny wanted him to fire his entire staff. He stuck up for his guys and said he wasn't going to fire them, thats why he walked away. Trust me, Spurrier isn't the kind of person to just quit, he is far too competative. and said from the beginning, after 3 years if I am still losing then I would walk away my self. Danny left him no choice but to quit. Would you fire the people that you brought on, that you won with in college, that knows you and you system, I dont think so. Joe wouldn't do that. and GW would n't be here if Petibone would have said yes to coming back with all the other guys.
skinsguy 12-08-2005, 11:36 AM He left to take the head job in Cincy. It was not about staying in Wash it was about accepting a head coach job which just about every guy coaching in the NFL wants to do.
The point is, Marvin never really said that he was in it for the long haul with Spurrier. Gregg Williams probably could have easily gotten a head coaching job this year if he wanted to.... i.e Cleveland or Miami.....but Williams has said that he wants to stay here and see things through.
#56fanatic 12-08-2005, 11:55 AM I am not pointing at anyone on saying names, but some people are just blind to the way things work in the NFL. It is a business, and if the right job comes open GW will leave for a head coaching job. No way is he going to stay an assistant for 3 more years. His stock is high, and of the two jobs that were open last year, I dont think he was going to get back into the same situation like buffalo. He is one of the most talked about people getting a shot at coaching again. being an assistant is a constant audition for the next Head Coaching position out there. Stop thinking there is some sort of loyalty with the people that come here. Marvin said he was going to see our team through, but left for Cincy, which at the time looked stupid. But how many teams passed over him when he should have been a head coach years before. He had to take the Cincy job, nobody was offering him anything else.
skinsguy 12-08-2005, 12:10 PM He quit because Danny wanted him to fire his entire staff. He stuck up for his guys and said he wasn't going to fire them, thats why he walked away. Trust me, Spurrier isn't the kind of person to just quit, he is far too competative. and said from the beginning, after 3 years if I am still losing then I would walk away my self. Danny left him no choice but to quit. Would you fire the people that you brought on, that you won with in college, that knows you and you system, I dont think so. Joe wouldn't do that. and GW would n't be here if Petibone would have said yes to coming back with all the other guys.
But you're comparing apples to oranges. Spurrier's staff was not getting it done in the NFL. Look how the offensive line had completely no protection at all for the quarterback - look how terrible the defense was in Spurrier's last year. It is one thing to have a staff you won with in college, but it is something entirely different to stand up for a staff that has won in the NFL.
skinsguy 12-08-2005, 12:15 PM I am not pointing at anyone on saying names, but some people are just blind to the way things work in the NFL. It is a business, and if the right job comes open GW will leave for a head coaching job. No way is he going to stay an assistant for 3 more years. His stock is high, and of the two jobs that were open last year, I dont think he was going to get back into the same situation like buffalo. He is one of the most talked about people getting a shot at coaching again. being an assistant is a constant audition for the next Head Coaching position out there. Stop thinking there is some sort of loyalty with the people that come here. Marvin said he was going to see our team through, but left for Cincy, which at the time looked stupid. But how many teams passed over him when he should have been a head coach years before. He had to take the Cincy job, nobody was offering him anything else.
I'm not really sure how we got off on the tangent of Marvin Lewis and Gregg Williams, but what I said cannot be denied as fact. The fact is, Joe Gibbs knows more about picking the right kind of people to surround him on the coaching staff and he's got proof with success. There cannot be any comparision between the two - don't even compare Steve Spurrier in college to Joe Gibbs in the NFL - it's apples and oranges.
#56fanatic 12-08-2005, 12:19 PM I'm not really sure how we got off on the tangent of Marvin Lewis and Gregg Williams, but what I said cannot be denied as fact. The fact is, Joe Gibbs knows more about picking the right kind of people to surround him on the coaching staff and he's got proof with success. There cannot be any comparision between the two - don't even compare Steve Spurrier in college to Joe Gibbs in the NFL - it's apples and oranges.
I am not comparing the two coaches. It was brought up about Spurrier walking out or quiting on the Redskins. I was pointing out that "the Danny" left him no choice. He said, either you fire all your staff, and take what I give you, Or leave. He stood up for the guys he brought here and left. Just like when Danny decided to fire Norv, danny asked Ray Rhodes to step in and he said no. He was loyal to Norv and wouldn't do that to him.
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