2009 Point and Laugh at the taterskins thread

Started by Diomedes, January 26, 2009, 10:29:46 AM

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BigEd76


phillymic2000


Sgt PSN

reid just needs to be stripped of his duties.  all of them.  too bad it'll never happen. 

NC_Eagle

Quote from: BigEd76 on October 18, 2009, 08:51:55 PM
The Eagles open as 6.5-pt favorites next week

If Reid manages to give this one away I don't think he'll make it out of the Linc alive... :paranoid
Three things can happen when you throw the ball, and two of them are bad.

rjs246

Is rjs gonna have to choke a bitch?

Let them eat bootstraps.

QB Eagles

Quote from: rjs246 on October 19, 2009, 05:17:34 PM
Luckily they're playing at FedEx.

Actually even more Eagles fans can fit in FedEx than at the Linc.

NC_Eagle

Quote from: rjs246 on October 19, 2009, 05:17:34 PM
Luckily they're playing at FedEx.

Har, what I get for not looking at the schedule!  :-D
Change that to Reid will never make it back to Philly alive...
Three things can happen when you throw the ball, and two of them are bad.

BigEd76


ice grillin you

SEATTLE -- Hall of Fame receiver Steve Largent said during a radio interview Tuesday that taterskins coach Jim Zorn considered resigning when owner Daniel Snyder decided he would no longer call Washington's plays.

Largent, who caught passes from his old friend for the Seattle Seahawks between 1976 and 1984, ripped the taterskins and Snyder during an interview KJR radio of Seattle, saying he believed Snyder's decision was an attempt to force Zorn's resignation. Zorn did consider resigning, Largent said, but ultimately decided not to quit on the team.

"Yes, he did consider it, and no, he did not want to give up those responsibilities," Largent told KJR, "but they went to the point of pulling out his contract and saying, 'You have got to do whatever the owner tells you to do.' ...

"But in my opinion, and this is just totally my opinion -- Jim has never said this, never implied this -- I think what Daniel Snyder was trying to do was to force Jim to resign so he was not liable for his contract any longer. And Jim is just not going to do that."

Largent said he speaks to Zorn just about every day. A former U.S. congressman from Oklahoma, Largent is currently president and CEO for CTIA, a wireless communications lobbying group.

"[Zorn] inherited everything that he has to work with today and yet all the blame is being laid on his feet because he can't make them a Super Bowl champion, which I could have told you two years ago, they don't have a Super Bowl-quality team," Largent told KJR radio of Seattle. "And so it doesn't matter how good a coach you have, you are not going to get there with the players the owner gives you.

"I know it's frustrating for Jim. He is making the best of it."

Former longtime NFL assistant Sherman Lewis, recently hired as a consultant, has been tasked with calling plays for the taterskins (2-4) for their Monday night game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Zorn was stripped of the responsibility after Sunday's loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

"I think it will be humbling and it will be embarrassing, but not for Jim," Largent said. "I think it's humbling and embarrassing for the taterskins and the taterskins owner and management that made the decision.

"To think that you can bring a guy in from a retirement center who is pulling out ping-pong balls in the Bingo games -- and literally, that is what he was doing in Detroit -- bring him down here for two weeks and say, 'You are going to call the plays for the next game against the Philadelphia Eagles, a division opponent, on Monday Night Football,' and think that is going to be successful, that is a joke."

Largent pointed to fellow Hall of Famer Joe Gibbs' inability to produce a Super Bowl season for Snyder as evidence that the problems go well beyond his friend Zorn.

"The formula that the taterskin owner and the taterskin general manager have for producing a winner on the field is not a winning formula, meaning they can't make all the decisions on the coaches and the personnel and then hire some guy off the street to be the head coach and win with what they put on the field. Because it doesn't work," Largent said. "That has been proven for 10 years in a row. ... The failure of the taterskins is not about Jim Zorn. The failure of the taterskins starts above him, above his level."

Zorn has one year remaining on a three-year contract. Snyder hired him initially as offensive coordinator before promoting him to head coach. Zorn enjoyed success as the quarterbacks coach for the Seahawks, but he had never been a coordinator.

"I don't know what a Dan Snyder coach looks like and I don't think Dan Snyder knows what a Dan Snyder coach looks like, and that is fairly obvious now as he has been through about six head coaches in 10 years," Largent said.

i can take a phrase thats rarely heard...flip it....now its a daily word

igy gettin it done like warrick

im the board pharmacist....always one step above yous

Sgt PSN

reid would be a perfect coach for snyder since neither learn from their mistakes and are too stubborn/arrogant to make adjustments to their philosophies.  snyder's been at this for 10 freaking years and still hasn't figured it out yet.  i'm amazed that he was able to be so successful in the business world with the mentality that he has. 

Eagaholic

QuoteChris Samuels could retire due to neck injury
Posted by Mike Florio on October 21, 2009 3:29 PM ET
taterskins left tackle Chris Samuels, a fixture on the offensive line since arriving as a rookie in 2000, possibly has played his last down in D.C.

Per Adam Schefter of ESPN, Samuels will visit a specialist in Los Angeles regarding whether Samuels will be able to continue his career.

Samuels is not expected to play again this year, and Schefter says that some within the organization think that Samuels will never play again.

One source told Schefter that Samuels is privately saying that he plans to retire.

I openly wept for Chris. Then wacked off.

PhillyPhreak54

Quote from: Eagaholic on October 21, 2009, 06:45:18 PM
QuoteChris Samuels could retire due to neck injury
Posted by Mike Florio on October 21, 2009 3:29 PM ET
taterskins left tackle Chris Samuels, a fixture on the offensive line since arriving as a rookie in 2000, possibly has played his last down in D.C.

Per Adam Schefter of ESPN, Samuels will visit a specialist in Los Angeles regarding whether Samuels will be able to continue his career.

Samuels is not expected to play again this year, and Schefter says that some within the organization think that Samuels will never play again.

One source told Schefter that Samuels is privately saying that he plans to retire.

I openly wept for Chris. Then wacked off.

lol...that made me laugh

PhillyPhreak54


ice grillin you

lol...romey will appreciate this reply

I2 find it very immature and amateurish for "professional" writers to harp on such a thing.
They should think B4 they write some of the things they do.


i can take a phrase thats rarely heard...flip it....now its a daily word

igy gettin it done like warrick

im the board pharmacist....always one step above yous

Sgt PSN

why does bubba refer to holmgen as "holgriehm?"  at first i chalked it up as a typo but then he did it again in the next line.  am i missing something here?