Spagnuolo (sp?) blows his only opportunity for a head coaching job

He's not going to the Redskins after all.

Why go now when you can further prove yourself another year, and be offered perhaps one of the better jobs in the league, instead of a team in the state the Redskins are in.TheSystemLord1

The Redskins job IS the best job in the league.

It's worth the most

Has an owner that will spend the most

Is one of the few franchises that gets to control the direction of the NFL

He's stupid to turn down the best job in the NFL

Why go now when you can further prove yourself another year, and be offered perhaps one of the better jobs in the league, instead of a team in the state the Redskins are in.TheSystemLord1

YES!!!!! As a Giants fan I'm so stoked about this!

The Redskins job is not a dream job. I mean for crying out loud, they already hired the coordinators! That alone will chase away potential head coaches. They don't want to walk into an Al Davis like situation.

The Redskins job IS the best job in the league.

It's worth the most

Has an owner that will spend the most

Is one of the few franchises that gets to control the direction of the NFL

He's stupid to turn down the best job in the NFL

Jaysonguy

LMAO, im curious to what makes the redskins the best job in the league? it might have the owner that will spend the most but will give the coach very little control of what goes on. he is not stupid to turn down a job that he cant bring in his own people.

[QUOTE="TheSystemLord1"]Why go now when you can further prove yourself another year, and be offered perhaps one of the better jobs in the league, instead of a team in the state the Redskins are in.Jaysonguy

The Redskins job IS the best job in the league.

It's worth the most

Has an owner that will spend the most

Is one of the few franchises that gets to control the direction of the NFL

He's stupid to turn down the best job in the NFL

I live just outside D.C. and i'll tell you that majority of people in the know couldn't DISAGREE with you anymore. There are already coordinators that were signed without consoling a head coach. So that is a big problem to start out with. They are 20 MILLION over the salary cap. I wouldn't want to go into that. And to top it all off he will be coaching in a place that for whatever reason expects greatness. It's not the 70's and 80's anymore but this area expects superbowls. That is a lot to walk into for a first coaching job. The best coaching job in football? You're nuts. There's a reason that the redskins are the only team in the league w/out a coach

I think the reason is clear...

NOBODY wants to work for Dan Snyder.

Plus, he getting $2 million a year as a coordinator with the Giants. Coughlin will croak soon, and then he'll get promoted to HC of the G-Men.

[QUOTE="TheSystemLord1"]Why go now when you can further prove yourself another year, and be offered perhaps one of the better jobs in the league, instead of a team in the state the Redskins are in.Jaysonguy

The Redskins job IS the best job in the league.

It's worth the most

Has an owner that will spend the most

Is one of the few franchises that gets to control the direction of the NFL

He's stupid to turn down the best job in the NFL

Except he can't hire his own guys b/c they're already hired. Also he probably didn't think the personnel suited him. If the Giants play as good on defense as they did this year, he'll be the no.1 candidate of all teams most likely. He can have his pick then.

And spending the most isn't good when it's not being spent sensibly. 20 million dollar over the cap isn't an ideal situation for a rookie coach.