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Whoever the next d coordinator is, he will promise to deliver an "aggressive, attacking, hold-no-prisoners" style of defense. You know, just like Wade did, and just like Ryan did, and ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=59M3eI4eaGQ

I live in DC and watched a majority of his games. He can make all the throws, and there's no reason he can't get better with time.

A nice TD to INT ratio and Thanksgiving said otherwise.

He can still win games just by throwing the ball and handing off to Morris, but yeah, if defenses don't have to fear him running, that's a big advantage.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=SDoS0SRHhts#!

Yes or no: Ryan would have a job today had we defeated the Skins but lost to Seattle the following week.

it only had 43 messages in it. that means it's full?

Red, the early years.

Mike Zimmer, just to see David explode.

I guess the play sheet with the hot girl on it was the highlight of his tenure.

I find it hard to believe that Jerry would fire the RB coach, then the DC, then the head coach. Red would be the first to go.

So David got the Tuesday angle right but wrong coach. Bummer.

BTW, who fired him: Jerry or Red?

that occurred to me as well. we only do things half way in Dallas.

Which is why it's pointless to rue his departure. It's unlikely that he will ever tap his full potential.

Meh. If Hanna develops, Bennett will be ancient history.

lol so realistic it's scary

True, but he wasn't nearly as hampered against Dallas as he was against Seattle.

Norv would be insane to sign up for a potential lame duck Garrett season, and then be at the mercy of the new coach in 2014. Nor do we want a situation where the new coach has to accept Norv as OC.