Breed's Favorite Guy In Hot Water

[duck]

Greg Blache coming hard to Gibbs' defense in this matter:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...fZtR_blog.html

[Breed]

And throwing Williams under the bus while doing so. Though I guess at this point for Williams. Getting tossed under one more bus isn't gonna make a whole lotta difference one way or the other.

When this is all said and done. I wouldn't be surprised to see a lifetime ban from coaching in the NFL for GW.

[onionjuice]

Blache came to Joe Gibbs, His and the Redskins defense. He stopped the program because he did not like it, that maybe the best unknown thing to happen to the team in a while. Thanks, need to keep the draft picks.

[Breed]

Greg Blache coming hard to Gibbs' defense in this matter:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...fZtR_blog.html

And George Stark calls shenanigans. About the 8th block down the page. http://tracking.si.com/

George Stark, a former player under Joe Gibbs during his first stint as head coach of the Washington Redskins, said that Gibbs used to give out $100 bills to defenders who knocked down the opposing team’s quarterback, according to DC Sports Bog.

“Let’s be clear: the reason that the Hogs did that Hogs Night Out poster…was, in the meeting after the game, Joe Gibbs would come in, he’d have a fistful of $100 bills,” Starke said on ESPN 980, as transcribed by DC Sports Bog. “And if Dexter knocked the quarterback down three times, he would get three hundred-dollar bills. And Joe would pass the money out in the meeting, and we would have to duck.

“Dexter only played probably three plays a game, because he didn’t play the run, all he wanted to do was the rush the passer. So he’s getting three hundred-dollar bills. If Art Monk got two catches…there’s all kind of reasons that guy got these hundred-dollar bills. But offensive linemen, if they had a perfect game — that meant that John [Riggins] ran for 100 yards — he would get some money but we didn’t get anything. That was the whole Hogs Night Out thing. I said screw that, I went out and signed Jack Kent Cooke’s to the check. Everybody knows that story.”

During his second stint as the Redskins head coach, Gregg Williams served as Gibbs’ defensive coordinator. Williams is now being charged with establishing a bounty system while in New Orleans where he would financially reward players for injuring members of the opposing team.

Gibbs denied any knowledge of such a system run by Williams while he was the head coach of the Redskins. However Starke told ESPN 980, “That’s just too stupid. Of course he knew.”

[duck]

Brother, I know Starks said what he said, but in all the years of reading Gibbs stories, this is the FIRST time I have ever read anything like that. And does it jibe with anything I've read about the dude?

[Ruzious]

What Stark said might be true, but he showed a complete lack of loyalty by saying it. What a jackarse.

[Darrell Green Fan]

Seeing as Gibbs did not know of Williams' plan to start only 10 on the first Buffalo play (how'd that work out for you Greg?) I can totally see Gibbs being in the dark about the bounty system.

[Breed]

Brother, I know Starks said what he said, but in all the years of reading Gibbs stories, this is the FIRST time I have ever read anything like that. And does it jibe with anything I've read about the dude?

If I had to pick a camp I'd be in the Ruz camp. It could be true, but its crappy of Stark to bring it up now and has a 15 minutes of fame vibe to it.

I believe what Starks said about what happened during Gibbs 1.0 is probably true. Far as what happened during Gibbs 2.0. Its all opinion on Starks part.

I also believe that the Joe Gibbs of 1.0 was a far different animal from the Joe Gibbs of 2.0. I can see him being in the dark about a lot of things far as 2.0 goes and not in the dark about anything far as 1.0 goes.