Vinny Cerrato and Front Office Malpractice: Ten Years of Poor Management

Comments Vinny Cerrato made that we are commenting on come Via the DC Sports Bog

There are times when a guy like Vinny Cerrato speaks that you just let it go.  Then there are times he says stuff that juts raises your ire.  So you feel you need to respond.  This is the case here.  And surprisingly, Vinny is miffed at the media. 

But too bad.  The media is kicking Vinny's ass and he doesn't appreciate it.

""When you're winning, if you're 4-1, they're looking for feel-good stories. Now, it's like the vultures, they're circling, and they're waiting for the dead body. I mean, that's what it feels like here, just like Kill Kill Kill is what it feels like. And, I mean, we're frustrated, because you lost a game that you were winning 17-2, you lost to Detroit. I mean, absolutely you're frustrated, and you feel it. Like we talked about, what cures that? Is to go out Sunday and play a good game, score points, feel good about it, and then you come back in, it's a whole different attitude the following week."

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Listen Vinny, the vulture has not been circling like they have this season over the past few seasons.  Don't act like the media and blogs are picking on you because of one bad season. 

Ok, this has been ten years in the making.  This is ten years of incompetent front office decision making.  Ten years of an egotistical, arrogant owner who thinks he can get the team over a hump by throwing money around aimlessly with no plan. 

Ten years of poor, and at best, suspect drafting.  Ten years of no competition in the NFC East, no taste of the NFC Conference Championship, and no whiff of a Super Bowl appearance.  Ten years of treating our beloved franchise like a horrible fantasy football dream. 

Yeah Vinny, this goes beyond one year of losing.  This goes to a decade of losing, directed by yourself and Dan Snyder.  So if the vultures truly are circling, cheers to them!

Read it all at

 http://dcprosportsreport.com/2009/10/cerrato-and-front-office-malpractice.html