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| View Poll Results: Do you approve of the hiring of Jay Gruden? | |||
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83 | 73.45% |
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4 | 3.54% |
| I'm still not sure |
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26 | 23.01% |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Jacksonville, Forida
Posts: 6,412
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Re: Jay Gruden hired as head coach of the Redskins
If Jim Haslett is retained as DC, what are we being asked to believe? That the historically bad defense he led somehow wasn't his fault?
If it wasn't his fault, I'd like to know why they think it wasn't his fault. Was he prevented by Shanahan from doing what he wanted to do? Or did he have bad position coaches? Or did he have bad players? Or was it a combination of the above with some injuries thrown in to the mix? Now, the Redskins have announced that two of Haslett's position coaches have been retained, Including Raheem Morris who was the coach of the worst unit on that historically bad defense. And, to my knowledge, the Redskins haven't interviewed any candidates for the DC position, so I suppose Haslett will be retained unless Dan Snyder absolutely forbids it. If Haslett is retained, it would be nice if the Redskins brain trust would tell us why they think the Redskins defense will be better in 2014 under the same leadership that produced an unmitigated disaster of a defense in 2013. That should be interesting. The unresolved status of Jim Haslett is why I couldn't bring myself to whole-heartedly endorse the hiring of Jay Gruden. Getting the "old gang" back together might mean something to Bruce Allen and Jay Gruden but, as a fan, it means nothing to me. I just want the Redskins to win and I have good reason to be skeptical about Haslett being capable of helping us win.
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