Who for GM

TheGuyFromOverThere · 10-30-2009, 05:51 PM

Me. I´m cheap. I rock. What else do you need?

tryfuhl · 10-30-2009, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by TheGuyFromOverThere

Me. I´m cheap. I rock. What else do you need?

A stateside mailing address.

Trample the Elderly · 10-30-2009, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by TheGuyFromOverThere

Me. I´m cheap. I rock. What else do you need?

I can dig it.

SouperMeister · 10-30-2009, 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by TheGuyFromOverThere

Me. I´m cheap. I rock. What else do you need?

You couldn't possibly do a worse job than Cerrato has in neglecting O-line depth. You're hired!

Son Of Man · 10-30-2009, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by angry

1) fire vinny
2) snyder gives me all decisions making abilities with the exception of his madden franchise. I'm sure that he turns the salary cap off and the skins are awesome.
3) i cannot be terminated or over ruled in any decision until after my 5th season.
4) no more suing season ticket holders.
5) access to training camp is free again.
6) first beer is free for all fans attending the game as long as they are wearing officially licensed redskins apparrell
7) i get a 5 member cheerleading squad in my luxury box.
8) i get to pick which 5.
9) my wife is banned from my luxury box.
10) i have a personal body guard to protect me from my wife.

lmmfao!!!!!!!

Coff · 10-30-2009, 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by munny

Why does anyone think he is going to hire a GM? What could possibly make us think that?

I'm with you Munny. There really are no clear indications that this is a topic inside the Redskins organization, it's just a lot of wishful thinking among fans. I feel like new GM talk is like starving men in a desert talking about what food they'd like to be eating, or orphans talking about what eccentric billionaire is going to miraculously adopt them.

I mean, I understand why people talk about it, but to talk about it like it's going to happen is to some extant masochistic.

mlmdub130 · 10-30-2009, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Ron Hughes is 66 years old. I wouldn't call him a young, up and comer.

You think we need a young guy for GM, i do like the thought of someone from the steelers though that has to be one of the best run organiztions in the nfl, that said i would love to see dick lebeau come in as gm, he might be a little bit older but i bet he could beat the $ outta have the punk asses we have on our team, and would never back down from ds, and smootsmack what say you about brain kelly for head coach i'd like a college hc or get a cordinator some one in the leauge though not anyone who got fired for losing even though i do like gruden

SolidSnake84 · 10-30-2009, 09:59 PM

I worry about college coaches making the transition to the NFL. I think the Fun N Gun is still burned in people's brains enough to not try something like that again.

Jon Gruden would be a good coach. Players play to him and he definatley has the experience. Plus he's not old in coach years. I think Jon is 48 or 49 years old. Young enough to be here for a while and build a good team.

SmootSmack · 10-30-2009, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by mlmdub130

You think we need a young guy for GM, i do like the thought of someone from the steelers though that has to be one of the best run organiztions in the nfl, that said i would love to see dick lebeau come in as gm, he might be a little bit older but i bet he could beat the $ outta have the punk asses we have on our team, and would never back down from ds, and smootsmack what say you about brain kelly for head coach i'd like a college hc or get a cordinator some one in the leauge though not anyone who got fired for losing even though i do like gruden

A young guy would help because he would be here for a while (ideally), but I was saying more so because SkinFanatic called him a young, up and comer. And I was just pointing out that he's not really.

There's no reason to believe Lebeau would ever be a good GM.

A guy like Brian Kelly could succeed but he needs experienced people around him. I don't buy that a college coach can't succeed in the NFL but they need to be surrounded by NFL people. It's like someone from outside the Beltway being President. Of course they can succeed, but they need people with experience on the inside to help them through

GusFrerotte · 10-30-2009, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by rbanerjee23

that would be by dream come true...I think more than anyone Dungy would bring instant credibility and I would put all my faith in him to turn this mess around.

Ah........ no. Dungy was a coach, a damn good one, but not a GM. Gibbs is A HOF coach and is the closest thing we have had to a GM since Casserly. He didn't do the greatest job. HOF coach doesn't equal great GM.

mlmdub130 · 10-30-2009, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by SmootSmack

A young guy would help because he would be here for a while (ideally), but I was saying more so because SkinFanatic called him a young, up and comer. And I was just pointing out that he's not really.

There's no reason to believe Lebeau would ever be a good GM.

A guy like Brian Kelly could succeed but he needs experienced people around him. I don't buy that a college coach can't succeed in the NFL but they need to be surrounded by NFL people. It's like someone from outside the Beltway being President. Of course they can succeed, but they need people with experience on the inside to help them through

no reason to beleive he wouldn't either you never know. side note can't beleive WVU just $ the bed, i don't know why bill stewart was ever named head coach, sorry i'm bitter we are now outta the top 25

SmootSmack · 10-31-2009, 12:25 AM

Probably more reasons to believe he wouldn't be a good GM

SmootSmack · 10-31-2009, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by mlmdub130

no reason to beleive he wouldn't either you never know. side note can't beleive WVU just $ the bed, i don't know why bill stewart was ever named head coach, sorry i'm bitter we are now outta the top 25

BJ Daniels getting it done for USF this season with Grothe out.

mlmdub130 · 10-31-2009, 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Probably more reasons to believe he wouldn't be a good GM

what his 36 years experience, or 2 super bowl rings, or 5 divisional championships, or is that not enough, who is your man?

SmootSmack · 10-31-2009, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by mlmdub130

what his 36 years experience, or 2 super bowl rings, or 5 divisional championships, or is that not enough, who is your man?

Those things don't mean he'll be a great GM. Lebeau is great at one thing, coordinating defenses. He wasn't even a successful head coach (granted it was with the Bengals but still). It's like saying well Bugel would be a great GM. It doesn't quite work that way. Where is his experience in scouting players, managing a draft?

Personally I think a guy like Jimmy Raye III (Chargers) would be solid

10-30-2009, 05:51 PM	#31
TheGuyFromOverThere Impact Rookie Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Vienna, Austria Age: 47 Posts: 615	Re: Who for GM Me. I´m cheap. I rock. What else do you need?

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SolidSnake84 Playmaker Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Stephens City, VA Posts: 2,953	Re: Who for GM I worry about college coaches making the transition to the NFL. I think the Fun N Gun is still burned in people's brains enough to not try something like that again. Jon Gruden would be a good coach. Players play to him and he definatley has the experience. Plus he's not old in coach years. I think Jon is 48 or 49 years old. Young enough to be here for a while and build a good team. __________________ Time to nut up or shut up

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SmootSmack Uncle Phil Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 45,256	Re: Who for GM Probably more reasons to believe he wouldn't be a good GM __________________ You're So Vain...You Probably Think This Sig Is About You

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