farewell to joe gibbs

Danzig · #1 01-08-2008, 10:05 AM

will remain as an adviser to snyder, but he has decided to step down. no doubt emotionally and physically drained. everyone knows about the on the field stuff, but he also has a 2 year old grandson who was recently diagnosed with leukemia.
he was a class act as coach, and a deserving member of the hall of fame. i know he didn't accomplish as much in his second go 'round as coach as his first, and didn't quite meet the lofty expectations. but i will miss him all the same.

thanks joe, for everything!!

ddthetide · #2 01-08-2008, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Danzig

will remain as an adviser to snyder, but he has decided to step down. no doubt emotionally and physically drained. everyone knows about the on the field stuff, but he also has a 2 year old grandson who was recently diagnosed with leukemia.
he was a class act as coach, and a deserving member of the hall of fame. i know he didn't accomplish as much in his second go 'round as coach as his first, and didn't quite meet the lofty expectations. but i will miss him all the same.

thanks joe, for everything!!

good for him, enjoy his retirement. he should have never come back, the game has changed to much.

ninetoone · #3 01-08-2008, 01:19 PM

maybe now we can finally drop brunell off the roster...

SniperSB23 · #4 01-08-2008, 01:22 PM

Enjoy Gregg Williams! Hahahahahahaha!

mclem10011 · #5 01-08-2008, 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by SniperSB23

Enjoy Gregg Williams! Hahahahahahaha!

Greg Williams is a great defensive coach. If he does take over as head coach I hope he will do a great job. If nothing else, perhaps it will mean the coaching staff will remain cohesive. Granted he's had a shot with the Bills, and things didn't work out. I know Gibbs highly respects Greg, as do the rest of the team, and that is something an outsider would have to earn in time. Maybe he's got that going for him, and if he's the guy then I'll be on his side. Loyal Redskins fan that I'll always be!

Cannon Shell · #6 01-08-2008, 09:43 PM

I guess the thought of overseeing the great Collins/Campbell QB debate was just too much for him.

Danzig · #7 01-08-2008, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by ninetoone

maybe now we can finally drop brunell off the roster...

every grey cloud has a silver lining!!!!!

bye bye mark.

2 Dollar Bill · #8 01-08-2008, 04:53 PM

I wonder how fast he will have the NASCAR headset on ?

Hickory Hill Hoff · #9 01-08-2008, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by 2 Dollar Bill

I wonder how fast he will have the NASCAR headset on ?

might be a long season there for him too!

mclem10011 · #10 01-08-2008, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig

will remain as an adviser to snyder, but he has decided to step down. no doubt emotionally and physically drained. everyone knows about the on the field stuff, but he also has a 2 year old grandson who was recently diagnosed with leukemia.
he was a class act as coach, and a deserving member of the hall of fame. i know he didn't accomplish as much in his second go 'round as coach as his first, and didn't quite meet the lofty expectations. but i will miss him all the same.

thanks joe, for everything!!

Joe Gibbs is a all class, a Hall of Fame legend. I do think this season was extremely draining for him. It was an emotional rollercoaster, early success, then a 4 game losing streak. Then the tragic death of Sean Taylor.

I think to rally this team to a winning streak that vaulted them into the playoffs, in a way was the best coaching job of Joe's stellar career. He's a deeply religious man, and I'm sure he made the best decision for his family. His wife Pat, and his family mean the world to him, and I'm glad that he'll get to enjoy his retirement more with them. I thank him for all the thrills he's given all us Skins fans over the years, and wish him all the best.