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djdunick · 01-28-2008, 08:37 AM

Cpayne5,

Coming off a playoff season stability should've been the course of action. I'd love to have seen Saunders offense next year with Gibbs out of the way. I believe even though Saunders handled play calling Gibbs still had a lot of influence. No organization in business or sports is successful with constant turnover.

I'll be real excited watching all the false starts next year when we switch to a west coast offense.

Snyder is a meddling twerp and we'd be better off without him. He has his lap dog Vinny in there as 'God of all football', it's a joke.

From the Washington times yesterday;

Earlier this week, when told of Cerrato's promotion, an NFC executive couldn't stop laughing.

"It gives the rest of us a better shot," he said. "I'm sure the rest of the NFC East is breathing easier."

They are today, too.

01-28-2008, 08:37 AM	#3
djdunick Special Teams Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Reisterstown, MD Age: 63 Posts: 141	Re: Snyder sell the team Cpayne5, Coming off a playoff season stability should've been the course of action. I'd love to have seen Saunders offense next year with Gibbs out of the way. I believe even though Saunders handled play calling Gibbs still had a lot of influence. No organization in business or sports is successful with constant turnover. I'll be real excited watching all the false starts next year when we switch to a west coast offense. Snyder is a meddling twerp and we'd be better off without him. He has his lap dog Vinny in there as 'God of all football', it's a joke. From the Washington times yesterday; Earlier this week, when told of Cerrato's promotion, an NFC executive couldn't stop laughing. "It gives the rest of us a better shot," he said. "I'm sure the rest of the NFC East is breathing easier." They are today, too.