Woods
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Saw the following posted,
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/red...shbu.html#more
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There's no other way to put it: The mood at Commanders Park has been downright depressing since the Week 3 loss to the Detroit Lions. Privately, many players have bemoaned the situation, criticizing owner Daniel Snyder for his handling of embattled Coach Jim Zorn. Snyder has been even more demanding of Zorn's time than usual, many who work in the main building have told me, seeking answers about the problems on offense. (I would tend to look at the dearth of talent and depth along the offensive line.)
After cornerback Carlos Rogers spoke out the other day, saying management was part of the problem, at least one team leader congratulated him for his candid assessment. Rogers definitely is not alone in being fed up with how the team operates.
Some players, irritated by reporters' questions about Zorn's status, would welcome an announcement from the front office that Zorn is safe for the remainder of the season. (See the story by Rick Maese and Mike Wise.)
Meanwhile, Zorn has trudged along as best he can, players said, but you can see the strain on his face. And it appears the Commanders will be without Pro Bowl left tackle Chris Samuels for the remainder of the season because of a career-threatening neck injury he suffered at the beginning of the 20-17 loss to the Carolina Panthers.
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Not sure the bolded text has been confirmed, but that would be a huge loss to their OL, esp given how badly their offense is struggling.
(Thought I'd post this as it's slow with our Bye week . . . . )
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/red...shbu.html#more
Quote:
There's no other way to put it: The mood at Commanders Park has been downright depressing since the Week 3 loss to the Detroit Lions. Privately, many players have bemoaned the situation, criticizing owner Daniel Snyder for his handling of embattled Coach Jim Zorn. Snyder has been even more demanding of Zorn's time than usual, many who work in the main building have told me, seeking answers about the problems on offense. (I would tend to look at the dearth of talent and depth along the offensive line.)
After cornerback Carlos Rogers spoke out the other day, saying management was part of the problem, at least one team leader congratulated him for his candid assessment. Rogers definitely is not alone in being fed up with how the team operates.
Some players, irritated by reporters' questions about Zorn's status, would welcome an announcement from the front office that Zorn is safe for the remainder of the season. (See the story by Rick Maese and Mike Wise.)
Meanwhile, Zorn has trudged along as best he can, players said, but you can see the strain on his face. And it appears the Commanders will be without Pro Bowl left tackle Chris Samuels for the remainder of the season because of a career-threatening neck injury he suffered at the beginning of the 20-17 loss to the Carolina Panthers.
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Not sure the bolded text has been confirmed, but that would be a huge loss to their OL, esp given how badly their offense is struggling.
(Thought I'd post this as it's slow with our Bye week . . . . )
