Gibbs leaving? Not a chance
 

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If he leaves he can't get revenge against you know who. Gibbs is all gee golly but deep down inside he is a tenacious much like a vicious killer shark. At least that's what I keep telling myself.

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I hope he stays but that article was a pure opinion piece...there was not one word in it from Gibbs himself.

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Well, celts is right.. However I truly do think there are some chances of extending with Gibbs.. If Gibbs continue to unhandcuff JC then I would pray everyday for extending Gibbs to few yrs.. However if he decide to handcuff JC once again then I would pray next yr is Gibbs's last..

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[QUOTE=celts32;381186]I hope he stays but that article was a pure opinion piece...there was not one word in it from Gibbs himself.[/QUOTE]

Very true its pure opinion but 90% of the posts on here are just that..opinion.

Gibbs has said in numerous interviews hes not leaving so who knows.

Rick Snider has covered local sports since 1978 so I thought maybe he had an inside source or at least been poking around for some reptuable info to validate his opinion.

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if we dont make the playoffs this year i think he will go, actually, either way i think hes gonna go.

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Unlike the past couple of years though I haven't heard him have to answer this question during any press conference, which is interesting, to say the least.

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My guess is that he'll finish his contract and then step down. Which means one more year. A Championship Year!!

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[QUOTE=chrisl4064;381194]if we dont make the playoffs this year i think he will go, actually, either way i think hes gonna go.[/QUOTE]

If we don't make the playoffs he'll come back to fulfill his contract. Do you think he wants another coach to get the credit for what he's built? Just ask Parcells, I'm sure behind that smile of his, he's wishing he didn't retire and having Phillips, Jones and Garrett getting the credit for what he built.

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Has anyone seen the dumb Don and Mike web site that says firejoegibbs.com?

I use to listen to that show, no more those guys suck.

Fat ass Don is a shitty GB fan anyways.

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Gibbs is not leaving until he brings us back to the playoffs and maybe a superbowl apperance.

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[quote]If we don't make the playoffs he'll come back to fulfill his contract. Do you think he wants another coach to get the credit for what he's built? Just ask Parcells, I'm sure behind that smile of his, he's wishing he didn't retire and having Phillips, Jones and Garrett getting the credit for what he built.[/quote]

Do you honestly believe that Dallas would be 9-1 with Parcells? I certainly don't. Garrett has that offense rolling, Phillips has that defense playing great pressure defense and able to completely mask a hurting secondary. The Cowboys would be mediocre with Parcells at the head of the ship.

The NFL is a PASSING LEAGUE now. Offenses that take chances and throw the rock are rewarded. Parcells would keep the offense cooped up. I know the Joe Gibbs crowd won't agree, but I'm about done with Joe. I would have been fine if he stepped away last year, this is his 4th year and he still has a losing record in his second term. If anything we should see Parcells as an example that the old guard is and should be on its way out.

Not a single person on this board would be defending the coach if his last name wasn't Gibbs. I totally respect and thank Gibbs for what he did in his first term. It's amazing and he certainly demands all the credit he got then. Why can't fans of this team step back and see that this team isn't winning under Gibbs, and it's tough to make a case that the team has even improved from year to year.

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[quote=Daseal;381251]Do you honestly believe that Dallas would be 9-1 with Parcells? I certainly don't. Garrett has that offense rolling, Phillips has that defense playing great pressure defense and able to completely mask a hurting secondary. The Cowboys would be mediocre with Parcells at the head of the ship.

The NFL is a PASSING LEAGUE now. Offenses that take chances and throw the rock are rewarded. Parcells would keep the offense cooped up. I know the Joe Gibbs crowd won't agree, but I'm about done with Joe. I would have been fine if he stepped away last year, this is his 4th year and he still has a losing record in his second term. If anything we should see Parcells as an example that the old guard is and should be on its way out.[/quote]


Why do people say things Like "[I][B]I'm[/B][/I] about done with Joe" or "[I][B]I've[/B][/I] had it with Joe". Are you going to switch teams if they don't hire a new coach? Other than that possibility, which could hardly be characterized as a tragedy, it doesn't really matter what [I][B]you[/B][/I] want.

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[QUOTE=Daseal;381251] I would have been fine if he stepped away last year, this is his 4th year and he still has a losing record in his second term. If anything we should see Parcells as an example that the old guard is and should be on its way out.
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First off, the season is not over yet, so you can't judge Gibbs on his 4th year. Second, show me any coach with a QB with 1 year under his belt that has been a winner? Brady& Rothlisberger are the only ones I can think off. Young, The Mannings, Lineart, Cluter, Smith, etc. what did they do with one year under belt? Did they go to the playoffs or SB? PATIENCE will pay off, watch Campbell this weekend and the rest of the year, then you can judge.

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[quote=Daseal;381251]Do you honestly believe that Dallas would be 9-1 with Parcells? I certainly don't. Garrett has that offense rolling, Phillips has that defense playing great pressure defense and able to completely mask a hurting secondary. The Cowboys would be mediocre with Parcells at the head of the ship.

The NFL is a PASSING LEAGUE now. Offenses that take chances and throw the rock are rewarded. Parcells would keep the offense cooped up. I know the Joe Gibbs crowd won't agree, but I'm about done with Joe. I would have been fine if he stepped away last year, this is his 4th year and he still has a losing record in his second term. If anything we should see Parcells as an example that the old guard is and should be on its way out.

Not a single person on this board would be defending the coach if his last name wasn't Gibbs. I totally respect and thank Gibbs for what he did in his first term. It's amazing and he certainly demands all the credit he got then. Why can't fans of this team step back and see that this team isn't winning under Gibbs, and it's tough to make a case that the team has even improved from year to year.[/quote]I agree with some of what you are saying here, Daseal, and you bring up some good points, but it's possibly your best one that you yourself should heed.

[I]Why can't fans of this team [B]step back and see[/B] that this team isn't winning under Gibbs[/I]

It takes no effort to look at records and see that Gibbs hasn't been as successful as one would have liked to been up until this point. I ask you to [I]step back[/I] and take a look at all the positives that Gibbs has brought since he's been here. Mostly in the players. From the vets he brought in to the draft classes he has had, look at the foundation of this team that can be attributed to his scouting abilities.

Now try to match that up with what the rest of us are seeing. If you just assume that you are smarter than the rest of us and that you can see things about Joe Gibbs' struggles that the rest of us cannot because we are all blind optimists who don't understand successes and failures...then I doubt either side is going to have a good discussion from debating these points.

Step back, and re-evaluate.