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GM: What Lewis' arrival means

By: John Keim
Examiner Staff Writer
10/06/09 11:05 PM EDT

 

Talked to a GM tonight to get his thoughts on the Redskins hiring Sherman Lewis as an offensive consultant.

Here's some of what he thought. It's an interesting take:

"My gut feeling is that they will let him come in and be here two to three weeks and if things don't get better, he now knows the offense and the talent and he becomes the playcaller and they name Blache the head coach -- if things don't change. That's one theory. The other theory is that maybe they  felt like he needed another set of eyes just to help him with the game. The problem with that is that [Dan Snyder] was so impressed in the interview process in terms of Jim's knowledge. Now to go south on him? He's done a 180. He's either prepping for a move that he'll do once Lewis has a handle on the offense or he just thinks the guy is in over his head and needs help."

And this:

"I don't see them sitting there and losing and not making a change. Not because it's Jim's fault, but the perception will make it look like at least [Snyder is] trying to do something."

 


 




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Vincent

Oct 7, 2009

Watching the Redskins' maneuvers makes me glad I'm more concerned about the Caps (a franchise that knows what it's doing) and the Nats (who are going to get better in the next few years now that competent people are being brought in). Can't say that about the local football team; wealth doesn't equal intelligence.

 


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