Expert's take on the Redskins

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Experts' take: Looking at the Washington Redskins' under-25 talent - ESPN

This speaks directly to Scott Campbell and our scouting department. Can't wait till scot fires all these guys.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

This speaks directly to Scott Campbell and our scouting department. Can't wait till scot fires all these guys.

I think it speaks more to the lack of direction coming from the top of the organization down as Riddick states. Constant coaching changes, a lack of commitment to the draft, no real organizational identity...

It’s never one thing, the lack of true philosophy that’s what you have. It’s hard enough to hit on kids [in the draft], let alone when you’re having turmoil and doing that kind of stuff all the time. You can’t have a philosophy when you go from Marty to Spurrier to Gibbs to Zorn to Shanahan. What’s the philosophy? They’re all different and all require different players with different makeups. It’s impossible to even say you have a philosophy. It’s laughable."

[redskinsfan1980]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I think it speaks more to the lack of direction coming from the top of the organization down as Riddick states. Constant coaching changes, a lack of commitment to the draft, no real organizational identity...

SMac is looking to bolster that front office based on the recent report I read on CSN Redskins.

Redskins reportedly seek to interview Green Bay executive | Comcast SportsNet Washington

This would be f**king huge! We need as many great football minds as possible.

[SouperMeister]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I think it speaks more to the lack of direction coming from the top of the organization down as Riddick states. Constant coaching changes, a lack of commitment to the draft, no real organizational identity...

I could not agree more. McCloughan gives me some hope, but this is a long term rebuilding effort. Moving forward, emphasis must be put on building through the draft, starting with both lines. Hell, building through the draft instead of through free agency would be a big improvement. I hope that we don't go nuts as would be typical Snyder with over $10M available under the cap.