isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

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  • NOT THE DUDE...
    Hall of Fame Zoner
    • Jan 2010
    • 8826

    isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

    what is the name of that book? something to do with business and why teams finally turn it around?
  • Gibby
    Registered User
    • Jun 2006
    • 18211

    #2
    Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

    I don't know if such a book exists, but if it did here is some of what it would say:

    Winners:

    -Dominate the line of scrimmage (good OL and good DL)
    - Win the turnover battle (they don't turn the ball over and they force turnovers)
    - Don't committ stupid penalties
    - Don't pay 10 million dollar guys 100 million
    - Let their GMs and HCs have lots of say, and stay out of their way (they don't micromanage)
    - Hire the best coaches and GMs available
    - Are more interested in winning than being cheap
    - Build through the draft
    - Have a longterm blueprint for success
    - Have solid players who are the best at their position

    Losers:
    - have weaksauce lines
    - play carelessly and get dumb penalties and cough the football up freely
    - hire the cheapest option at GM and HC
    - The GM has to be a yes man
    - Get gimmic players because damn a good player is okay, but a shameless gimmick is even better
    - Jersey sales and skimping on the cash and being cheap is preferable to win
    - Don't have a plan regarding free agency, way overpay for mediocre talent
    - Build their teams through risky free agent signings
    - Draft poorly

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    • gebobs
      One Bills Drive, Georgia - 871 miles south of Orchard Park
      • Sep 2003
      • 11520

      #3
      Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

      How to Fail and Still Bank a Billion
      - Ralph Wilson
      Lehner's history. He just doesn't know it yet.

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      • NOT THE DUDE...
        Hall of Fame Zoner
        • Jan 2010
        • 8826

        #4
        Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

        Originally posted by gebobs View Post
        How to Fail and Still Bank a Billion
        - Ralph Wilson

        LOL

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        • Historian
          2020-2023 AFC East Champions!
          • Dec 2002
          • 61778

          #5
          Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

          Good post Gibby.

          The best owners, IMO hire good football men for their front office, and sit back and enjoy the games.

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          • NOT THE DUDE...
            Hall of Fame Zoner
            • Jan 2010
            • 8826

            #6
            Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

            what is so hard to understand about the idea, franchise qb????

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            • Joe Fo Sho
              Making Spirits Bright
              • Mar 2006
              • 6194

              #7
              Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

              Originally posted by MARCELL DAREUS POWER View Post
              what is so hard to understand about the idea, franchise qb????
              Because it's so easy to go get one of those..

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              • NOT THE DUDE...
                Hall of Fame Zoner
                • Jan 2010
                • 8826

                #8
                Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

                Originally posted by Joe Fo Sho View Post
                Because it's so easy to go get one of those..
                cutler - 06, nope

                trade up for sanchez, or draft freeman 09- nope

                011- ok, fitz was decent, but the obvious common sense thing is to draft dalton in rd 2 or trade up for newton- nope

                012- rg3 available for trade, nope...

                dude, its almost a conspiracy.

                it's literally like they are doing it on purpose...

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                Originally posted by Joe Fo Sho View Post
                Because it's so easy to go get one of those..

                its not about it being hard, its about doing it every 2 years until it works...

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                • Joe Fo Sho
                  Making Spirits Bright
                  • Mar 2006
                  • 6194

                  #9
                  Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

                  Originally posted by MARCELL DAREUS POWER View Post
                  cutler - 06, nope

                  trade up for sanchez, or draft freeman 09- nope

                  011- ok, fitz was decent, but the obvious common sense thing is to draft dalton in rd 2 or trade up for newton- nope

                  012- rg3 available for trade, nope...

                  dude, its almost a conspiracy.

                  it's literally like they are doing it on purpose...

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                  its not about it being hard, its about doing it every 2 years until it works...
                  So we should've drafted Gabbert? Tebow? Clausen? There's more terrible QBs than 'franchise' QBs.

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                  • OpIv37
                    Acid Douching Asswipe
                    • Sep 2002
                    • 101255

                    #10
                    Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

                    Originally posted by MARCELL DAREUS POWER View Post
                    cutler - 06, nope

                    trade up for sanchez, or draft freeman 09- nope

                    011- ok, fitz was decent, but the obvious common sense thing is to draft dalton in rd 2 or trade up for newton- nope

                    012- rg3 available for trade, nope...

                    dude, its almost a conspiracy.

                    it's literally like they are doing it on purpose...
                    Cutler sucks, Sanchez sucks, Freeman sucks- we wouldn't be much better off with any of them than we are with Fitz. None of those guys are franchise QB's.

                    Dalton- Maybe

                    Trading up for Newton or RGIII would have been far, far too risky. Even with RGIII playing well, Washington now lacks draft picks and it will hold back their rebuilding effort.
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                    • NOT THE DUDE...
                      Hall of Fame Zoner
                      • Jan 2010
                      • 8826

                      #11
                      Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

                      Originally posted by OpIv37 View Post
                      Cutler sucks, Sanchez sucks, Freeman sucks- we wouldn't be much better off with any of them than we are with Fitz. None of those guys are franchise QB's.

                      Dalton- Maybe

                      Trading up for Newton or RGIII would have been far, far too risky. Even with RGIII playing well, Washington now lacks draft picks and it will hold back their rebuilding effort.
                      you are a fool, if you dont think we shouldnt keep taking a qb until we find one....

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                      • NOT THE DUDE...
                        Hall of Fame Zoner
                        • Jan 2010
                        • 8826

                        #12
                        Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

                        Originally posted by OpIv37 View Post
                        Cutler sucks, Sanchez sucks, Freeman sucks- we wouldn't be much better off with any of them than we are with Fitz. None of those guys are franchise QB's.

                        Dalton- Maybe

                        Trading up for Newton or RGIII would have been far, far too risky. Even with RGIII playing well, Washington now lacks draft picks and it will hold back their rebuilding effort.
                        cutler does not suck, he is a good qb who has taken his team to the championship game
                        sanchez, w/e it still makes sense to take a chance
                        freeman- 10x better than fitz...

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                        • Joe Fo Sho
                          Making Spirits Bright
                          • Mar 2006
                          • 6194

                          #13
                          Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

                          Originally posted by MARCELL DAREUS POWER View Post
                          cutler does not suck, he is a good qb who has taken his team to the championship game
                          sanchez, w/e it still makes sense to take a chance
                          freeman- 10x better than fitz...
                          Losman worked out well and didn't set our franchise back 4 years, right?

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                          • NOT THE DUDE...
                            Hall of Fame Zoner
                            • Jan 2010
                            • 8826

                            #14
                            Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

                            Originally posted by Joe Fo Sho View Post
                            Losman worked out well and didn't set our franchise back 4 years, right?
                            wrong, losman was horrible in 05, they had a chance at cutler in 06 and 09- nope...

                            its beyond a conspiracy this team refuses to get a qb at all cost...

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                            • DynaPaul
                              Registered User
                              • Sep 2003
                              • 7540

                              #15
                              Re: isnt there some book on why nfl teams win and lose?

                              "Spygate" by Bryan O'Leary. Read it today!

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