How Long Until Manusky is Fired & Replacement?

[SolidSnake84]

Michael Lombardi was on the fan the other day, and I highly recommend it to anyone, as Lombardi goes in-depth on what he feels is wrong with the franchise. Most of it is gripes that we all have like Dan and Bruce, but in short he points out that culture goes such a long way in determine how successful organizations are in the long run. Again, this might seem to be common sense stuff to most of us here, but it is interesting to listen to.

https://thefandc.radio.com/dan-snyde...lling-redskins

He also mentions like we do here, that asking for anyone to be fired right now is foolish because at the end of the day, with Bruce still here, who is Dan going to be able to get to come here and work for him.

[Meks]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

Michael Lombardi was on the fan the other day, and I highly recommend it to anyone, as Lombardi goes in-depth on what he feels is wrong with the franchise. Most of it is gripes that we all have like Dan and Bruce, but in short he points out that culture goes such a long way in determine how successful organizations are in the long run. Again, this might seem to be common sense stuff to most of us here, but it is interesting to listen to.

https://thefandc.radio.com/dan-snyde...lling-redskins

He also mentions like we do here, that asking for anyone to be fired right now is foolish because at the end of the day, with Bruce still here, who is Dan going to be able to get to come here and work for him.

When it comes to the DC position? I'll take a fucking bag of Doritos right now.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by Meks

When it comes to the DC position? I'll take a fucking bag of Doritos right now.

Even though I am concerned he maybe no more than a good position coach might as well promote Tomsula to DC and give him a shot. It couldn't get any worse.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

Michael Lombardi was on the fan the other day, and I highly recommend it to anyone, as Lombardi goes in-depth on what he feels is wrong with the franchise. Most of it is gripes that we all have like Dan and Bruce, but in short he points out that culture goes such a long way in determine how successful organizations are in the long run. Again, this might seem to be common sense stuff to most of us here, but it is interesting to listen to.

https://thefandc.radio.com/dan-snyde...lling-redskins

He also mentions like we do here, that asking for anyone to be fired right now is foolish because at the end of the day, with Bruce still here, who is Dan going to be able to get to come here and work for him.

It’s very interesting interview...every skins fan should listen. This guy worked with Bruce in a front office, Lombardi also worked in a front office of a Sb winning team, and he grew up a die hard skins fan.

I heard this driving into work the other day...Lombardi really sums up everything here.

Must listen too

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

It’s very interesting interview...every skins fan should listen. This guy worked with Bruce in a front office, Lombardi also worked in a front office of a Sb winning team, and he grew up a die hard skins fan.

I heard this driving into work the other day...Lombardi really sums up everything here.

Must listen too

I just listened to the whole clip, Lombardi makes some great points and I really agree in regards to Bruce not being a football guy.

But his last point about bringing in Dabo Sweeney to establish a culture I don't like. Just read an SI article about the culture Sweeney established at Clemson which basically revolves around faith and God, and he likes players that have a personal relationship with God, and I really don't think that would work in a pro locker room.

I liked his point about the conditioning though. And there's no way to confirm it now but if Jay Gruden feels like he's ready to be fired I don't blame him for wanting out.

[irish]

Originally Posted by mooby

I just listened to the whole clip, Lombardi makes some great points and I really agree in regards to Bruce not being a football guy.

But his last point about bringing in Dabo Sweeney to establish a culture I don't like. Just read an SI article about the culture Sweeney established at Clemson which basically revolves around faith and God, and he likes players that have a personal relationship with God, and I really don't think that would work in a pro locker room.

I liked his point about the conditioning though. And there's no way to confirm it now but if Jay Gruden feels like he's ready to be fired I don't blame him for wanting out.

I think this is a great interview and worth a listen for every Skins fan. I totally agree Mooby, The Sweeney comment made me cringe. I dont see that working at all with professionals.