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Originally Posted by Daseal
washingtonpost.com - nation, world, technology and Washington area news and headlines is the link to the article.
The guy makes great points in his article. While for the most part I've been happy with Gibbs with the personnel he's gone after, his coaching has left a lot to be lacking. I feel like even 4 years in he doesn't understand clock management, is consistently letting opponents back in the game after every half, and seems like a mediocre coach in the NFL now days. Gibbs has had four years to turn this team around, and thanks to Clinton Portis running like a madman and our defense just being incrediable in 2005 we made the playoffs.
I would have been happy to see Gibbs gone last year, but every game that passes I'm getting more and more used to the idea of a new head coach in DC. If he wants to stay on for personnel decision, fine. But I'm ready for the Greg Williams era to begin.
I think those of you that know me realize this isn't some knee jerk reaction to the pats game. I think that was shocking of just how far we have to go, but still.
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While I agree with some of your post ("I feel like even 4 years in he doesn't understand clock management, is consistently letting opponents back in the game after every half, and seems like a mediocre coach in the NFL now days"), I'm not sold on Gregg Williams becomming our "next" savior. Granted the Buffalo Bills were a completely different organization than the 'Skins, I wonder how Williams would approach the offensive side of things. Would he keep Al Saunders or get someone new? Again, this would be yet another re-building of the team and how many times have we gone through that process already? I'm sad to say that I do agree with you that if coach Joe doesn't right the ship after this season, changes must be made at the top starting with the head coach we have all come to admire.