Sarge
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Pretty much says it all
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/don_banks/10/20/redskins/index.html
Watching the slowly unfolding debacle that is the end of the Jim Zorn era in Washington, with the Redskins floundering head coach being stripped of his authority, his dignity and maybe a good bit of his sanity in this painfully incremental termination, one damning question keeps coming to mind:
Other than financially, has anyone been better off after going to work for Daniel Snyder and the Redskins than they were before they got to Washington? Seriously. Has anyone come out looking better for the experience, enhancing their reputation or résumé? Be it a coach, a player, or a front office member? Anyone? Ever?
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/don_banks/10/20/redskins/index.html
Watching the slowly unfolding debacle that is the end of the Jim Zorn era in Washington, with the Redskins floundering head coach being stripped of his authority, his dignity and maybe a good bit of his sanity in this painfully incremental termination, one damning question keeps coming to mind:
Other than financially, has anyone been better off after going to work for Daniel Snyder and the Redskins than they were before they got to Washington? Seriously. Has anyone come out looking better for the experience, enhancing their reputation or résumé? Be it a coach, a player, or a front office member? Anyone? Ever?