ROMO??? Why not JC???

[Fan4Life]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

Our staff already has some fiery coaches. Williams, Lindsey, and Saunders, are all guys that bark and get on their players. In the end things like pep talks and yelling and screaming only goes so far.

If an employee at any job wasnt up to par in their duties and was constantly being told he had better do a better job or else but no repercussions came from it 9 times outta 10 that person would continue to do half assed work because he knows he can get away with it. But if the CEO,president whatever the case may be came in and said look ya slack bastard do your job right or your will be demoted,fired,etc... It may change their tune.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Fan4Life

If an employee at any job wasnt up to par in their duties and was constantly being told he had better do a better job or else but no repercussions came from it 9 times outta 10 that person would continue to do half assed work because he knows he can get away with it. But if the CEO,president whatever the case may be came in and said look ya slack bastard do your job right or your will be demoted,fired,etc... It may change their tune.

We're making the assumption though that Gibbs is the same way behind closed doors. Just because he's not punching podiums a la Dennis Green during press conferences doesn't mean he's not getting in players' faces at practice and in the locker room.

[Twilbert07]

Originally Posted by TAFKAS

We're making the assumption though that Gibbs is the same way behind closed doors. Just because he's not punching podiums a la Dennis Green during press conferences doesn't mean he's not getting in players' faces at practice and in the locker room.

I agree. I think Gibbs is fiery behind the scenes based on stories that appeared in the paper throughout his career.

Now, I would like to see the players such as Mark Brunell be fired up during the game. I think that would inspire his teammates. With no Skins game yesterday, I watched Michael Vick play. He really was into the game yesterday. And, he led his team to victory against a 4-2 Bengals team at home. The QB needs to be a leader, not someone who goes through the motions.

[Fan4Life]

Originally Posted by TAFKAS

We're making the assumption though that Gibbs is the same way behind closed doors. Just because he's not punching podiums a la Dennis Green during press conferences doesn't mean he's not getting in players' faces at practice and in the locker room.

You are right. Just assumptions. But it would be nice (dont have to see it) but to at least hear about some ass chewings. I mean from anyone,Saunders,Gibbs,Snyder even.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Fan4Life

If an employee at any job wasnt up to par in their duties and was constantly being told he had better do a better job or else but no repercussions came from it 9 times outta 10 that person would continue to do half assed work because he knows he can get away with it. But if the CEO,president whatever the case may be came in and said look ya slack bastard do your job right or your will be demoted,fired,etc... It may change their tune.

Yes and that boss would probably do that behind closed doors. We do not know what goes on after or before games so how can one assume your stance.

[TheBigD]

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No one said anything about the Fox5 report whether Gibbs is limiting AS to only some plays from his playbook. I believe it because all I've seen from the redskins this season is the same old dinks and dunks for short gains. I am a firm beliver that once your offense starts clicking your D just plays better for some reason. I think if the offense could do something the Redskins D is actaully a solid one, I think they are on the fields for too long. That same Fox5 report said that this might be the last season for Gibbs as a head coach of the Redskins pending the outcome at the end of the season.

[memphisskin]

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Originally Posted by firstdown

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No one said anything about the Fox5 report whether Gibbs is limiting AS to only some plays from his playbook. I believe it because all I've seen from the redskins this season is the same old dinks and dunks for short gains. I am a firm beliver that once your offense starts clicking your D just plays better for some reason. I think if the offense could do something the Redskins D is actaully a solid one, I think they are on the fields for too long. That same Fox5 report said that this might be the last season for Gibbs as a head coach of the Redskins pending the outcome at the end of the season.

Since we haven't seen 700 pages worth of plays, I'd say you're a dead-on genius about Gibbs limiting Saunders' playbook.

Our defense and offense are not helping each other, the Skins inconsistent offense has led to our defense being asked to do too much and the defense's inability to force turnovers has led to our offense being asked to generate too many long drives to score points. Its a chicken and egg argument with me, but we clearly need one unit to give us a spark and carry us and so far they've both underdelivered.

How Romo and Brunell each perform on Sunday will have a lot to do with when JC sees game action. If Romo outplays Brunell, then maybe he'll consider working JC into the gameplan. If Romo craps the bed, then JC will remain in mothballs, right next to David Patten, corner blitzes, TJ Duckett, and 690 pages of Saunders' playbook.

[mheisig]

Originally Posted by Fan4Life

If an employee at any job wasnt up to par in their duties and was constantly being told he had better do a better job or else but no repercussions came from it 9 times outta 10 that person would continue to do half assed work because he knows he can get away with it. But if the CEO,president whatever the case may be came in and said look ya slack bastard do your job right or your will be demoted,fired,etc... It may change their tune.

Ah the beatings will continue until morale improves.

They'll work harder, but only long enough to find a job/team elsewhere.