The coordinators

[redskins4lif]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

If McVay can't fix his red zone issues then he has to go. I'm sorry but getting all the way down the field and not scoring touchdowns with this talent is unacceptable. We score a lot but should score even more.

From last year thru the first part of this year I've been one of Barry's worst critics. He isn't aggressive enough for me. But the last few weeks, I've stopped blaming him for everything. We just don't have much talent on defense. If we had the same offensive talent as defensive we'd be a 4-12 team.

I think they should both come back next year. McVay works on his red zone calling and Barry gets another chance with more talent. Hopefully they can both improve.

If you feel McVay needs to go, then who should the Redskins bring in? There's not too many coordinators out there who coordinate an offense that averages the yardage and the points per game the Redskins already do. They're putting up these numbers against good defenses such as Philadelphia, Minnesota, Arizona, New York, Baltimore, and Green Bay to name a few.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by redskins4lif

If you feel McVay needs to go, then who should the Redskins bring in? There's not too many coordinators out there who coordinate an offense that averages the yardage and the points per game the Redskins already do. They're putting up these numbers against good defenses such as Philadelphia, Minnesota, Arizona, New York, Baltimore, and Green Bay to name a few.

I said I think both coordinators should return next year, but I'd hope to see a drastic improvement in the red zone. Touchdowns and defense win championships.

There are always coaches available, including people we probably haven't heard about.

[REDSKINS4ever]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

I said I think both coordinators should return next year, but I'd hope to see a drastic improvement in the red zone. Touchdowns and defense win championships.

There are always coaches available, including people we probably haven't heard about.

On defense the logical choice would be Perry Fewell....on offense the Redskins could have Gruden call the plays... it's too much of a gamble for both of these idiots to return in 2017...., there's no guarantee the red zone offense would be better.

[REDSKINS4ever]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

If McVay can't fix his red zone issues then he has to go. I'm sorry but getting all the way down the field and not scoring touchdowns with this talent is unacceptable. We score a lot but should score even more.

From last year thru the first part of this year I've been one of Barry's worst critics. He isn't aggressive enough for me. But the last few weeks, I've stopped blaming him for everything. We just don't have much talent on defense. If we had the same offensive talent as defensive we'd be a 4-12 team.

I think they should both come back next year. McVay works on his red zone calling and Barry gets another chance with more talent. Hopefully they can both improve.

I'm starting to like Jay Gruden, I hope he sticks around for awhile.

McCloughan has to draft primarily defensive talent outside of a new running back....I truly don't want Barry to remain beyond this season. But I understand that he receives all sorts of blame that should go to the GM for lack of talent on defense. I think McCloughan has done an excellent job in finding football players to make this team competitive though...

[SolidSnake84]

Originally Posted by REDSKINS4ever

McCloughan has to draft primarily defensive talent outside of a new running back....I truly don't want Barry to remain beyond this season. But I understand that he receives all sorts of blame that should go to the GM for lack of talent on defense. I think McCloughan has done an excellent job in finding football players to make this team competitive though...

Should we use a draft pick on a running back? I mean i thought all of us were pretty happy with "Fat" Rob even though he isn't really fast, but i feel like he is our perfect bruising running back that we haven't had for a long time...

[REDSKINS4ever]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

Should we use a draft pick on a running back? I mean i thought all of us were pretty happy with "Fat" Rob even though he isn't really fast, but i feel like he is our perfect bruising running back that we haven't had for a long time...

Dalvin Cook from Florida State is better than Kelley. I can see McCloughan drafting him.

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Originally Posted by REDSKINS4ever

Dalvin Cook from Florida State is better than Kelley. I can see McCloughan drafting him.

Dalvin Cook is going to be a stud. Would love to have him. However there is no way he is there in round 5 and we best go with D for rounds 1-4!
If we pick offense in rounds 1-3 I do not think I will watch next year. I mean barring some miraculous turn around by the D this year that carries into the post season we just cannot afford to neglect the middle of our D again. I want a stud DT, and a stud MLB, and a stud DE in the first three freaking rounds. Would accept S or CB in there too. But we need serious upgrades at DT, MLB.

[JPPT1974]

Yeah as just give them time to really catch their act together. It starts with the Kirk Cousins and if the team lets him leave in FA, it would be a huge blow. But really think it is about trying to get to the next level and beyond.

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Originally Posted by JPPT1974

Yeah as just give them time to really catch their act together. It starts with the Kirk Cousins and if the team lets him leave in FA, it would be a huge blow. But really think it is about trying to get to the next level and beyond.

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Keep Barry until we see what he can do with a tad bit of talent

[redskins4lif]

I feel that regardless if you keep Barry or bring in someone new, you need a significant upgrade in team speed. It was awful on Thanksgiving watch Dak run into the endzone while having Preston Smith and Will Compton chase him only to gain no ground on him. Also with increased team speed, it would allow players to make mistakes, but the ability to recover. I believe playing Cravens at safety, over Donte Whitner, these next four games would be a step in the right direction. It might not be a long term solution but would at least help the next four games, in my opinion.

[Alvin Walton]

Originally Posted by redskins4lif

I feel that regardless if you keep Barry or bring in someone new, you need a significant upgrade in team speed. It was awful on Thanksgiving watch Dak run into the endzone while having Preston Smith and Will Compton chase him only to gain no ground on him. Also with increased team speed, it would allow players to make mistakes, but the ability to recover. I believe playing Cravens at safety, over Donte Whitner, these next four games would be a step in the right direction. It might not be a long term solution but would at least help the next four games, in my opinion.

Yea that would work.
Or we could have the ability to collapse the pocket and lay a slobberknocker on him for a 10 yard loss.

[skinsfan69]

I don't think I can take another year of Barry. It comes down to the struggles on 3rd down. Last week was the back breaker. He should have came off the bus blitzing Palmer. And although he did blitz more, he wasn't really doing it on 3rd down, when it mattered most. He should have had the same game plan the Cardinals did and make Palmer uncomfortable. Watch this week, he'll let Wentz sit back in the pocket on 3rd down and only rush 4. It looks like he coaches scared on 3rd down. There is no reason why he shouldn't be getting after a rookie QB with shit wr's this week. He won't do it. He has to go.

[Bucket]

I don't have a huge problem with the Red Zone issues at the moment. We are still top 10 in points per drive in the NFL.

Biggest issues is we are LAST IN DRIVES PER GAME. Which means our defense NEVER gets off the field. So every drive must result in points.

I don't think people understand how great our offense has been this year. It's remarkable

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If our defense was halfway decent we are 10-2 at least.