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[quote=GTripp0012;511926]Your evidence that they've quit though is bordering on conspiracy theory, and at best, is weak.

Performance in a single game is not evidence for much, especially an outlandish accusation.[/quote]

They evidence is clear. And this isn't just one game we're talking about. Today, they couldn't find it within themselves to rise to the occasion against one of the worst teams in football to stay in the playoff hunt.

I don't see what is so "outlandish" about it.

You can parse words and call it whatever you want. Either way the results speak for themselves.

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I don't think quit fits. They just start veerrryyy slow every game, and that lets every team stay in it. And never gives us a chance to put a game away.
I haven't got any clue what the issue is, but I think "quit" is the same as last weeks' "heart". I would love someone to be able to give an inside view of the Skins, without the hate of JLC or the blind adoration of Larry Michaels.

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[QUOTE=bjschmonsees;511695][QUOTE=A10sROCK;510522]

Snyder only let go of General Schottenheimer because he wouldn't share the personnel decision duties with a GM. He had a 8-8 first season.
QUOTE]


[B]There is a huge diffence between going 0-5 and finishing 8-8 and starting 6-2 and going 8-8...[/[/B]QUOTE]

This sums it all up...

I still believe, although BORING as hell....Marty ball worked.
It worked here, it worked in San Diego, we should have kept him.
The same would go with any veteran head coach with consistant playoff experience....Zorn is obviously in way over his head. He can't even get people to line up correctly...things are falling apart quickly....the trendline is certainly downward.

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[quote=Beemnseven;509894]Man, if you thought this offense doesn't attack downfield with deep passes enough, just wait for what Bill Cowher will do.

Prepare yourself for 'three yards and a cloud of dust' excitement with his offensive philosophy.[/quote]


Does he Win?

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[quote=DarkKnight;511946]Does he Win?[/quote]Hasn't done much winning recently.

re: D.C. Examiner: Zorn's job in jeopardy? (not so fast he's coming back)
 

[quote=skinsnut;511943][quote=bjschmonsees;511695][quote=A10sROCK;510522]

Snyder only let go of General Schottenheimer because he wouldn't share the personnel decision duties with a GM. He had a 8-8 first season.
QUOTE]


[B]There is a huge diffence between going 0-5 and finishing 8-8 and starting 6-2 and going 8-8...[/[/B]QUOTE]

This sums it all up...

I still believe, although BORING as hell....Marty ball worked.
It worked here, it worked in San Diego, we should have kept him.
The same would go with any veteran head coach with consistant playoff experience....Zorn is obviously in way over his head. He can't even get people to line up correctly...things are falling apart quickly....the trendline is certainly downward.[/quote]

You're right. It's how you finish, not how you started. It's a terrible sign that the team collapsed under Zorn's watch. That does not bode well.

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[quote=Beemnseven;511930]They evidence is clear. And this isn't just one game we're talking about. Today, they couldn't find it within themselves to rise to the occasion against one of the worst teams in football to stay in the playoff hunt.

I don't see what is so "outlandish" about it.

You can parse words and call it whatever you want. Either way the results speak for themselves.[/quote]

We scored 10 pts against one of if not the worst defenses in the NFL. That's a fact.

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[quote=Beemnseven;511930]They evidence is clear. And this isn't just one game we're talking about. Today, they couldn't find it within themselves to rise to the occasion against one of the worst teams in football to stay in the playoff hunt.

I don't see what is so "outlandish" about it.

You can parse words and call it whatever you want. Either way the results speak for themselves.[/quote]Yeah, Cooley that quitter. Doesn't give enough effort to not turn the ball over after he converts on third and long.

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[quote=redsk1;511949]We scored 10 pts against one of if not the worst defenses in the NFL. That's a fact.[/quote]

Actually we scored 13. Thats a fact.

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[quote=DarkKnight;511946]Does he Win?[/quote]

It took him awhile, but yeah I believe he's on the plus side of .500 for his career.

Notice that he didn't really start winning until he gave the offense over to Whisenhunt who likes to mix things up and go for the jugular.

I'm not his biggest fan.

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[quote=DarkKnight;511946]Does he Win?[/quote]

[quote=GTripp0012;511947]Hasn't done much winning recently.[/quote]



You mean since he has been in the Studio! Ooh yeah, now you make perfect sense. :vomit:

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[quote=redsk1;511949]We scored 10 pts against one of if not the worst defenses in the NFL. That's a fact.[/quote]Except we scored 13 points. And we turned the ball over twice, costing us probably another 10.

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[quote=GTripp0012;511950]Yeah, Cooley that quitter. Doesn't give enough effort to not turn the ball over after he converts on third and long.[/quote]

Dude, call it whatever you want.

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[quote=44ever;511820]Who trades Champ Bailey? Decisions like these make no sence. He was the closest thing to Green we've had. Why are recievers returning punts? Why do we trade Thrash when he's great and get him back when he sucks? Why do we not have a line worthy to be called the Hogs. What's up with Alexander? On and on and on... I wonder why we suck?[/quote]

Welcome to the board...but your bailey and punt return comments suggest that you are pissed and drinking a ton of beer.
I personally love portis and believe moss returning punts is rather effective.
Alexander is a guy that is amazing considering he's essentially a 3rd stringer....I'm not sure, but I believe he has more sacks than.....hmmm...Jason Taylor.

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[quote=DarkKnight;511953]You mean since he has been in the Studio! Ooh yeah, now you make perfect sense. :vomit:[/quote]You're not hiring the 1992 defensive coordinator who is full of energy and excitment. You're hiring the guy who has spent the last two seasons in the studio, doing pretty lazy game analysis and would only consider coaching the Redskins if we gave him way more money than he's worth. That's who you want as our coach?

Figures.