The Washington Football Team

[nonniey]

There is no way Rivera will last that many seasons under Snyder. Technically you can't even count the 2020 season as part of the 11 since we lost more than we won.

[Meks]

Zero. Reason? Dan Snyder, jdr, no qb

[REDSKINS4ever]

If we can get a franchise QB and a solid #2 WR and the defense plays hard-nosed like they did in 2020, we can win 11 or 12 games in 2022 and every season after that.

[irish]

If 11+ seasons is the benchmark for this question then I have a confidence of 0. If the benchmark was 5 my level would be 2. Ownership and lack of a QB(definitely) and coaching (sort of) hasn't shown they have what it takes to turn things around any time soon.

The Bengals are proving that with a QB a fast turnaround is possible since they did it in 2 years. Heck even TB showed that last year when they got Brady. Will WFT go all in to get a QB or keep spinning their wheels? I'm betting on the latter.

[JackLord]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

I think a better question is how many seasons will Snyder own the team before he has an 11 win season. Or which will come first for Snyder, an 11 win season or 11 winning seasons

This^

I think we have a quarter century of data to examine. It clearly indicates the best outcome is sporadic success.

Every now and then we will have a decent year which may include an 11 win season.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by nonniey

There is no way Rivera will last that many seasons under Snyder. Technically you can't even count the 2020 season as part of the 11 since we lost more than we won.

I didn't and counted 6 winning seasons in total. Regardless it is challenging enough to have a coach for 11 seasons anymore. With Payton stepping down. I count Carroll, Belichick, Tomlin, Harbaugh. Reid is getting close I think.

[REDSKINS4ever]

Originally Posted by irish

If 11+ seasons is the benchmark for this question then I have a confidence of 0. If the benchmark was 5 my level would be 2. Ownership and lack of a QB(definitely) and coaching (sort of) hasn't shown they have what it takes to turn things around any time soon.

The Bengals are proving that with a QB a fast turnaround is possible since they did it in 2 years. Heck even TB showed that last year when they got Brady. Will WFT go all in to get a QB or keep spinning their wheels? I'm betting on the latter.

I have confidence that Rivera will bring us back to the glory years......I think what happened in 2021 was the team was too hyped going into the season coming off a divisional championship.....that first place schedule smacked us in the face hard......Rivera is determined to get his QB whether it's Howell, Corall, or Pickett in the draft or Wilson or Watson in a trade......whatever choice the Front Office makes makes will be for the better.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by REDSKINS4ever

I have confidence that Rivera will bring us back to the glory years......I think what happened in 2021 was the team was too hyped going into the season coming off a divisional championship.....that first place schedule smacked us in the face hard......Rivera is determined to get his QB whether it's Howell, Corall, or Pickett in the draft or Wilson or Watson in a trade......whatever choice the Front Office makes makes will be for the better.

Love the positivity. Snyder is a soul sucker so it's hard. But definitely needed wherever we can get it.