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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
I will leave my opinion on this matter at "I don't think it will make our situation in Washington stronger."
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
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at this point though, i think the team needs an *accountant* more than anything. i'm hoping BRUNELL is really the last old former star we sign to an absurdly expensive contract. ![]()
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
If we were in the market for a GM, if I were Snyder, I would send Redskins1 out to pick up Bobby Beathard.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
i like casserly
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: I'm in LA, trick!
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
Let me tell you something about Casserly. He is a terrible GM. Just look at the joke of a team that is the texans right now. His picks have been terrible. I don't know how this guy has such a good reputation here. The past success belongs to Bethard not Casserly.
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Brooklyn, NY
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
I saw Casserly at the Tysons Corner Clyde's having brunch about 2 months ago and asked him when he was coming back to the skins. He smiled and holding grandkids and said "You never know whats gonna happen".
I think he was talking out of his ass so a bunch of us would leave him alone.
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
Just a couple of real world items here:
1. Is Casserly's contract up with the Texans? I don't know if it is or is not. If not, then Danny Boy better damned not fire up Redskins One and fly down to talk with Casserly. That would be "tampering". That could cost the Skins a first round pick - in 2007 since they already don't have one in 2006. 2. Bobby Beatherd left Washington to a large extent because a "power play" emerged between him and Joe Gibbs. JKC didn't rectify the situation to Beathard's liking and so he left town. He may have buried the hatchet with Gibbs in the intervening years - or maybe not. If not, he ain't coming back here. 3. Let's not demean the Texans' talent just because you want to argue that Charlie Casserley is not the guy you might want as a GM here. Dominick Davis is not a hack as a running back; he is a capable and worthwhile running back at the NFL level. Andre Johnson hasn't had a seson like a Randy Moss/Terrell Owens/Chad Johnson/Marvin Harrison. But he'd start on the Redskins in 2005 in a heartbeat. David Carr was actually a better QB two years ago than he has shown this year. That says to me that there is a "coaching issue" in Houston as opposed to a "GM issue". The offensive line in Houston hasn't ever been any good. Prediction: Dom Capers will not be the head coach there six months from now. 4. What actions by the Redskins FO or the coaches leads anyone here to believe that they would hire a GM if one came to them under the Christmas tree gift wrapped? I don't see anyone in the organization pushing for that to happen.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Hackettstown NJ
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
I would love to have Charley back!
The front office will never improve as long as Vinny has a say in it...he needs to be shipped to alaska and erased from Danny's mind so that he can never be rehired.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
I would love to have Casserly back. Not as GM but as some new position aside Cerrato. If we don't hit the playoffs this season look for that to happen. Casserly would love to come back to DC with Gibbs and not have to take the fall as a GM rather a more 'consultant' job. Or hell maybe even GM. I don't think either has done poorly Casserly or Cerrato. I know people like to hate on him, but for the first several seasons I think Dan Snyder probably had more to do with player decisions than Cerrato. Dan has recently; smartly allowed football people to make more informed decisions on personel.
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
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we did get pierce as an undrafted (who we should have kept, he's REALLY helped NYG's run D and so downgraded slightly and a division rival got a big upgrade). ryan clark... I can't really think of many others though... |
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
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Regardless of what label we want to give Cerrato's job, he does have a significant say in the makeup of the team and I don't feel he has done a good job. It seems Snyder has turned over every job in the organization 3 or 4 tims yet Vinny remains. I don't think anyone would argue that the redskins draft record outside the first 2 rounds is not good. If he is not judged on those results then what is he judged on? No one can convince me that he has done a good job. I would love the Redskins to bring in a real GM to help Gibbs, even if it's not Charley...
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Quietly Dominating the East
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle
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If Houston continues, someone will have have to go. Maybe several sombody's *** If you are not familiar with it Charlie Casserly has an incredible story of how he got a job with the Skin's-check it out |
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