

Keeping them from getting a bye makes them have to face another hurdle trying to get to the finish line.
**** Dallas eternally!!!


No - it's 100% accurate - you just keep trying to have a different conversationI've said exactly what you're saying 1000 times. The point is, that's not what the organization is supposed to be solely focused on, nor is what their customers (US) have as a top priority. Thus - they have failed miserably in their primary mission.




So when do we officially hear that Haslett won't be re-signed or will be fired or whatever you want to call it as long as he is gone? That's the first thing that needs to happen, and there is no need to wait on that.


Al - you aren't reading my posts brother. I'm obviously saying the same thing. El is trying to turn it into a conversation about the definition of 'success'. I have written entire blog entries on where I think Snyder's focus and priorities have always been - and it's not been on building a winning franchise. But that's not how fans define success.
I have also written entire blogs on the dysfunctional nature of Redskins organization, starting at the top. Google 'Baldrige National Quality Award' and you'll get an idea of how far the Redskins organization is from a great company with a winning culture. Or just ask any of the gazillion former employees.
We're humming the same tune.
Were the Redskins ever a suitor or a team in the running for Peyton Manning? And can you imagine having him for the past 3 years and ALL our draft picks? I know...I know....
Need to Know: Will Cousins get a chance to compete for the Redskins QB job? | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins1. Yesterday was another lesson in how “news” can get bent out of shape. What started out as a small group of reporters chatting with Kirk Cousins about where how he thought 2015 would go morphed into Internet headlines that he “demanded” a trade. I was there, he never did any such thing. He did say that it would be a difficult situation for him to deal with if he didn’t have a chance to compete with Robert Griffin III. But the word “trade” or anything like it never came out of his mouth. Be careful about basing anything on tweets and headlines.
2. The Redskins PR staff got Cousins on a conference call with reporters and he said that he was happy in Washington, that he hadn’t demanded anything, and that he’ll deal with whatever comes his way. Stories with what Cousins said were posted. Still, several hours later, a Google search for Cousins showed dozens of links to the inaccurate stories and scant mention of posts on what actually happened. Winston Churchill had the perfect quote for the situation: “A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on.”