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12thMan · 08-31-2005, 11:35 PM

Yea, the instability pretty much starts from the top and trickles down. We've been pretty unstable as an organization since, well....practically since Gibbs was last here.
I would like to see Williams stick it out for another few years. I think the general feeling within Redskins camp is that Williams is the heir appearant to Gibbs.

If anyone leaves next I would think it would be someone like Blache or Lindsay, possibly for a DC job somewhere.

Hopefully we can keep this staff together for a few more years.

One of the things in our favor though is the team has never relocated, (since moving to Washington) and has one of the strongest fan bases in the NFL.

But is it conceivable that before Gregg Williams accepted an offer elsewhere Gibbs would take on a front office role (before his 5 year deal expires) here just to keep Gregg Williams with the organization? It sounds silly, but if Gibbs' ultimate goal is to right the franchise and he can't be here indefinitely to make that happen, why not pass the mantle on to someone you know bleeds burgundy and gold?? Someone you know has a similiar philoshophy and you may have imparted some of your offensive genious to?

08-31-2005, 11:35 PM	#13
12thMan MVP Join Date: May 2005 Location: washington, D.C. Posts: 11,460	Re: Vote: Stability rating of NFL teams Yea, the instability pretty much starts from the top and trickles down. We've been pretty unstable as an organization since, well....practically since Gibbs was last here. I would like to see Williams stick it out for another few years. I think the general feeling within Redskins camp is that Williams is the heir appearant to Gibbs. If anyone leaves next I would think it would be someone like Blache or Lindsay, possibly for a DC job somewhere. Hopefully we can keep this staff together for a few more years. One of the things in our favor though is the team has never relocated, (since moving to Washington) and has one of the strongest fan bases in the NFL. But is it conceivable that before Gregg Williams accepted an offer elsewhere Gibbs would take on a front office role (before his 5 year deal expires) here just to keep Gregg Williams with the organization? It sounds silly, but if Gibbs' ultimate goal is to right the franchise and he can't be here indefinitely to make that happen, why not pass the mantle on to someone you know bleeds burgundy and gold?? Someone you know has a similiar philoshophy and you may have imparted some of your offensive genious to?