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It's that time of year again, the holiday season is here and with the Redskins season once again finished before the month of December starts, everyone wants changes. Some people are calling for the quarterback(s) head, some want the coach gone, most people want the general manager fired, and pretty much everyone wants the owner to sell the team. It's dark times once again in Washington, and the boos, cheap tickets, and empty seats have been showing their faces at FedUp Field for over a month. I've had the (dis)pleasure of seeing the two worst examples of Redskins football I've seen ever seen live this season with the Bucs and Rams games. To put this in perspective I've seen a Preseason Week 4 game against the Jaguars, and that game was more entertaining.
So where does that leave us now? Some people have just tuned out because it's too heartbreaking to see something that means so much to them destroyed by an inept owner and organization. The couch GMs(pretty much everyone) are getting their free agency and draft wish lists ready for the offseason championships. Other people are in full rage mode, mad at anyone and anything associated with the Redskins organization.
Redskins guaranteed to finish in last place in the NFC East for the sixth time in the last seven years.
— Chris Wesseling (@ChrisWesseling) December 14, 2014
After Sunday's loss to the Giant's ESPN's John Keim wrote this:
Whether or not Dan Snyder makes changes in the front office and whether or not he puts someone other than Bruce Allen in charge of the football side, it won't change the simple fact that this organization must do a better job. Goodness, how can this team accept what's going on? Do they realize how far removed they are from being a good organization? In five of the last six years they've lost 12, 10, 11, 13 and now 11 games -- with two remaining.And the national media will always add to a Dan Snyder dumpster fire...The Redskins lost 53 games from 1981-91. They have lost 63 games in the last six years combined. And that's with a division title that interrupted the last-place finishes. From 1971-92, the Redskins had one double-digit loss season. They've had 12 from 1993-2014. And of those 12, five have occurred since 2008. It's not working and it's not getting any better.
What goes through Snyder's head when he sees 88% of fans are voting "yes" in this poll? http://t.co/t32QA5mbMo
— Mr. Irrelevant (@MrIrrelevantDC) December 12, 2014
My Friday Column: How can Washington DC football fans get rid of Daniel Snyder? http://t.co/WQl0AmI23F (WEEK 15 PICKS COMING LATER TODAY.)
— Bill Simmons (@BillSimmons) December 12, 2014
A brief history of time with Dan Snyder...
Starting QBs in the Dan Snyder Era:
Brad Johnson
Jeff George
Tony Banks
Shane Matthews
Patrick Ramsey
Danny Wuerffel
Tim Hasselbeck
Mark Brunell
Jason Campbell
Todd Collins
Donovan McNabb
Rex Grossman
John Beck
Robert Griffin III
Kirk Cousins
Colt McCoy
Head Coaches in the Dan Snyder Era:
Norv Turner
Terry Robiskie
Marty Schottenheimer
Steve Spurrier
Joe Gibbs
Jim Zorn
Mike Shanahan
Jay Gruden
Free Agency/Trades in the Dan Snyder Era:
Adam Archuleta
Mark Carrier
Deion Sanders
Jeremiah Trotter
Jeff George
Antwaan Randle El
Albert Haynesworth
Jason Taylor
Donovan McNabb
Jammal Brown
Our friends at BreakingT have been producing shirts all season to capture moments, moves, and plays for the Washington Redskins and other D.C. teams. This week they have two shirts designs they are considering, but they wanted to let the people decide which one gets printed. The frustration has been building
- The voting will go until tomorrow at 11:59 pm. and then the winning T-shirt will be available for sale on Thursday, 12/18/14. Breaking T has told me that orders placed by the morning of Monday 12/22 should arrive in time for Christmas, so if anyone is still looking for a present to get me, I'll take a 2XL.