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Diamondback



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PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 12:10 am    Post subject: Zorn is the guy Reply with quote

JLC reports that it's Zorn. I'm sitting here just dumbfounded. We gave up
Gregg Williams so that JIM ZORN could be coach? We didn't jump an offer to
Spags so that JIM ZORN could be coach? Russ Grimm didn't deserve even an
interview, but JIM ZORN does? Oh gawd. Kill me now. Make it quick.

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micronerdo



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PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 1:51 am    Post subject: Re: Zorn is the guy Reply with quote

"Diamondback" wrote in message @cablespeedmd.com...

> JLC reports that it's Zorn. I'm sitting here just dumbfounded. We gave up Gregg Williams so that JIM ZORN could be coach? We
> didn't jump an offer to Spags so that JIM ZORN could be coach? Russ Grimm didn't deserve even an interview, but JIM ZORN does?
> Oh gawd. Kill me now. Make it quick.

This has Vinny written all over it. Snyder and Vinny are convinced of making
the Redskins the 49ers West Coast offense no matter who it is or what it takes.
The problem with Vinny is, how did he expect to do it in the late '90's with
Frank Drunkenmiller? Now, how do they expect to do it with Jason Campbell?
It's a miss- mash hierarchy that experiments more than Jekyll with Hyde. The only
correct component to this scheme is Chris Cooley.
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Airyx



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PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 11:05 pm    Post subject: Re: Zorn is the guy Reply with quote

On Feb 9, 7:51 pm, "micronerdo" wrote:

> This has Vinny written all over it. Snyder and Vinny are convinced of making
> the Redskins the 49ers West Coast offense no matter who it is or what it takes.
> The problem with Vinny is, how did he expect to do it in the late '90's with
> Frank Drunkenmiller? Now, how do they expect to do it with Jason Campbell?
> It's a miss- mash hierarchy that experiments more than Jekyll with Hyde. The only
> correct component to this scheme is Chris Cooley.

Here's something...

Guys who were previously QB Coaches for Mike Holmgren that went
directly from there to being a Head Coach....

Steve Mariucci
Andy Reid
John Gruden
Marty Mornhinweg

Jim Zorn
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Diamondback



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PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 2:14 am    Post subject: Re: Zorn is the guy Reply with quote

Hmmm, two super bowls ... one loss (Reid), one win with another guy's
players. Mariucci and Mornhinweg were misses, though Mooch did win in SF.
It looks like a push to me. I'd still rather have Gregg Williams.


"Airyx" wrote in message @f10g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
On Feb 9, 7:51 pm, "micronerdo" wrote:

> This has Vinny written all over it. Snyder and Vinny are convinced of
> making
> the Redskins the 49ers West Coast offense no matter who it is or what it
> takes.
> The problem with Vinny is, how did he expect to do it in the late '90's
> with
> Frank Drunkenmiller? Now, how do they expect to do it with Jason Campbell?
> It's a miss- mash hierarchy that experiments more than Jekyll with Hyde.
> The only
> correct component to this scheme is Chris Cooley.

Here's something...

Guys who were previously QB Coaches for Mike Holmgren that went
directly from there to being a Head Coach....

Steve Mariucci
Andy Reid
John Gruden
Marty Mornhinweg

Jim Zorn
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DOUGLASS



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PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 7:25 am    Post subject: Re: Zorn is the guy Reply with quote

"Diamondback" wrote in message @cablespeedmd.com...
> Hmmm, two super bowls ... one loss (Reid), one win with another guy's
> players. Mariucci and Mornhinweg were misses, though Mooch did win in SF.
> It looks like a push to me. I'd still rather have Gregg Williams.
>
>
> "Airyx" wrote in message
> @f10g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> On Feb 9, 7:51 pm, "micronerdo" wrote:
>
>> This has Vinny written all over it. Snyder and Vinny are convinced of
>> making
>> the Redskins the 49ers West Coast offense no matter who it is or what it
>> takes.
>> The problem with Vinny is, how did he expect to do it in the late '90's
>> with
>> Frank Drunkenmiller? Now, how do they expect to do it with Jason
>> Campbell?
>> It's a miss- mash hierarchy that experiments more than Jekyll with Hyde.
>> The only
>> correct component to this scheme is Chris Cooley.
>
> Here's something...
>
> Guys who were previously QB Coaches for Mike Holmgren that went
> directly from there to being a Head Coach....
>
> Steve Mariucci
> Andy Reid
> John Gruden
> Marty Mornhinweg
>
> Jim Zorn
>
>

I think if Williams was hired it would be a one year thing And i think
Snyder is trying to get away from the big name coaches or the expected
names which 99 percent of redskins fans want.
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Bruin



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PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 5:06 am    Post subject: Re: Zorn is the guy Reply with quote

On Feb 9, 8:25 pm, "DOUGLASS" wrote:
> "Diamondback" wrote in message
>
> @cablespeedmd.com...
>
>
>
> > Hmmm, two super bowls ... one loss (Reid), one win with another guy's
> > players. Mariucci and Mornhinweg were misses, though Mooch did win in SF.
> > It looks like a push to me. I'd still rather have Gregg Williams.
>
> > "Airyx" wrote in message
> >@f10g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> > On Feb 9, 7:51 pm, "micronerdo" wrote:
>
> >> This has Vinny written all over it. Snyder and Vinny are convinced of
> >> making
> >> the Redskins the 49ers West Coast offense no matter who it is or what it
> >> takes.
> >> The problem with Vinny is, how did he expect to do it in the late '90's
> >> with
> >> Frank Drunkenmiller? Now, how do they expect to do it with Jason
> >> Campbell?
> >> It's a miss- mash hierarchy that experiments more than Jekyll with Hyde.
> >> The only
> >> correct component to this scheme is Chris Cooley.
>
> > Here's something...
>
> > Guys who were previously QB Coaches for Mike Holmgren that went
> > directly from there to being a Head Coach....
>
> > Steve Mariucci
> > Andy Reid
> > John Gruden
> > Marty Mornhinweg
>
> > Jim Zorn
>
> I think if Williams was hired it would be a one year thing And i think
> Snyder is trying to get away from the big name coaches or the expected
> names which 99 percent of redskins fans want.

At least it's not Fassell.
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DOUGLASS



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PostPosted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 6:54 am    Post subject: Re: Zorn is the guy Reply with quote

"Bruin" wrote in message @n20g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
> On Feb 9, 8:25 pm, "DOUGLASS" wrote:
>> "Diamondback" wrote in message
>>
>> @cablespeedmd.com...
>>
>>
>>
>> > Hmmm, two super bowls ... one loss (Reid), one win with another guy's
>> > players. Mariucci and Mornhinweg were misses, though Mooch did win in
>> > SF.
>> > It looks like a push to me. I'd still rather have Gregg Williams.
>>
>> > "Airyx" wrote in message
>> >@f10g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
>> > On Feb 9, 7:51 pm, "micronerdo" wrote:
>>
>> >> This has Vinny written all over it. Snyder and Vinny are convinced of
>> >> making
>> >> the Redskins the 49ers West Coast offense no matter who it is or what
>> >> it
>> >> takes.
>> >> The problem with Vinny is, how did he expect to do it in the late
>> >> '90's
>> >> with
>> >> Frank Drunkenmiller? Now, how do they expect to do it with Jason
>> >> Campbell?
>> >> It's a miss- mash hierarchy that experiments more than Jekyll with
>> >> Hyde.
>> >> The only
>> >> correct component to this scheme is Chris Cooley.
>>
>> > Here's something...
>>
>> > Guys who were previously QB Coaches for Mike Holmgren that went
>> > directly from there to being a Head Coach....
>>
>> > Steve Mariucci
>> > Andy Reid
>> > John Gruden
>> > Marty Mornhinweg
>>
>> > Jim Zorn
>>
>> I think if Williams was hired it would be a one year thing And i think
>> Snyder is trying to get away from the big name coaches or the expected
>> names which 99 percent of redskins fans want.
>
> At least it's not Fassell.

Fassell would have been a good hire for about 5 yrs Fassell has won in the
NFC east so he does no how to win People say his players quit on him his
last year

Well the players almost quit on Gibbs last yr 06 up to that point Gibbs had
basically been letting all all the meetings and stuff be run by Williams and
Saunders Gibbs took back Reigns after that areticle came out and thew skins
floundered to a 2-3 finish.

There were reports that the players were ready top quit on gibbs this year
also. till the incedent If thats a reason to retain Williams then its not a
very good one

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