Could be history

[skinsdad62]

Great news

 

[chillerdab]

Good to hear good news from the redskins for a change.

 

[Breed]

chiller's right, it is good to hear some positive news coming out of Redskins Park and while some no doubt will call it a PC hire, and maybe there will be some truth to that. If she can coach, and I hope like hell she can, it won't matter what they say.

 

[skinz2winz]

chiller's right, it is good to hear some positive news coming out of Redskins Park and while some no doubt will call it a PC hire, and maybe there will be some truth to that. If she can coach, and I hope like hell she can, it won't matter what they say.

Likely doesn't matter "if" she can coach, but more importantly, how serious the players take her coaching ability.

 

[Breed]

Likely doesn't matter "if" she can coach, but more importantly, how serious the players take her coaching ability.

Valid point and I can see where that might be an issue.

 

[Skin'EmAll]

Can't remember if Carolina has been any good the past 2 years, its a cool hire but you all brought out good points, and i also don't care if it doesn't improve wins.
I hope this isn't to match the 49ers,

 

[Stymietee]

A major part of coaching comes from being able to relate and communicate with those being coached and their life experiences. Some people tend to forget that athletes are also people and not merely exchangeable and/or interchangeable "pieces" of a larger mechanism.

Demographically, for one reason mentioned above, this, following the hiring of Katie Sowers and others, is a very big hire. I have to believe that the NFL collectively, in its quest to lure more women and girls to the game, now sports a huge Cheshire grin while hoping that their success translates. BTW: San Francisco, is not the model, the NBA takes that crown (Stephanie Ready) with its #2 worldwide most popular sport ranking (American football ranks 12th)