Bulldog
The Legend
We're going to have one voice, and only one voice alone, and that's the coach's,†Snyder said.
We're going to have one voice, and only one voice alone, and that's the coach's,†Snyder said.


I think the shake up at Redskins Park has just begun. I don't think there's any reason for Rivera to want to keep around the guys who have managed to turn the franchise into an abject failure for most of the past decade. He's going to want his own people. He'll 'interview' some of them in the interest of fairness, but I see near total turnover coming. I think we have some solid scouting resources - which we've seen reflected in better drafting of late. But I'm not sure ANY of our coaches, except perhaps Nate Kaczor, will be retained. And I'm not sure anyone in the front office will be spared.


Twitter is goin crazy with the Nick Sundberg campaign
What campaign is this?

Scott Turner is interviewing for a position. Norval's son he was the qb coach till Rivera was fired and then took over offensive coordinator.

Dwayne Haskins may be just as immature as Griffin was. It concerns me. If that's the case, he's in big trouble, beginning yesterday.
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That would still be a bit awkward.
Bringing him in, would almost be like bringing in Kyle Shanahan.

I do know thing: I want to see a modern offense. If Rivera goes with a conservative style offense or hires "insiders" like Turner....he'll lose the fanbase really, really fast. Don't want to watch keep it close football that has a known endpoint every season. I don't care how bad the Skins have been been. The expectation is post-season play into the New Year and nothing less. You don't get there with offenses conceived 20-30 years ago.
Great. Change the culture. Enforce accountability. blah. blah. blah. If you do it with old concepts the outcomes will be predictable - always a bridesmaid, never a bride.
Real, innovative coaching. That's been the missing ingredient for years. Someone who out thinks, sometimes on the fly, the opposition. While Rivera faces many internal challenges, in the end, he has to win on the field against the other coaches/coaching staffs in the league. That remains my biggest concern at this point. I didn't see much that was creative in his Carolina offenses. I saw something that was a few degrees less predictable than what we endured in DC. His team, in the end, lost to our miserable 3-10 group of misfits.


What makes you say this about him...the immaturity?
I think he is, too...and it is what was reported last year by those around him, that he is a little high in his britches. Was it a conclusion over time, or was there something in particular?
Today was the first day out of the house since the surgery so I have been out of the loop all day.