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clay44

For all the Redskins' fans that are in an uproar over their teams abysmal performance the last three games, here's a bit of good news. The team really has only four main problems. 1. A head coach that has no experience whatsoever (prior to the last game). 2. An offensive coordinator that has no experience either. 3. A team of underachievers that are content to lose and get overpaid for doing it. 4. An owner that has no clue of what it takes to put a winning team on the field, and the same person, clueless about football whom insists on playing GM. So, basically, fans can rail on and threaten to get the tar & feathers ready for Zorn - to carry him out of town on a rail to his hideaway island home in Wash. (state). But, when looked at objectively, Zorn has little to do with the teams overall design to failure. Since Snyder bought the team, he's done very little right. He's making records with profits, so marketing wise, he is; but until the fans start booing at the product on the field, and better yet, stop going to fill his horrible home field that he stole away from Jack Kent's own pocketbook, nothing will change. But hey, another retail store just opened!!! Way to go, little Dano!
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