As the Dan Snyder era in Washington nears an official conclusion, BMitch and Finlay took calls from fans to gauge what they believed to be the landmark moments in the Snyder era that led them to completely lose faith in the franchise.
Many of their choices were the same. Here were the highlights:
Jim: “I abandoned the team 15 years ago…[Haynesworth] and Sanders held us up like bank robbers, but props to them. He was a moron. So I’m stoked for the first time in 20 years.”
Charlie: “Deion Sanders. Great player, Hall of Famer…eight games, $8 million, injured, he’s gone. The next one is a toss-up between Bruce Allen and Albert Haynesworth. I think everyone agrees with Haynesworth. That was ridiculous.”
Damon: “I think one of the honorable mentions is the free agent signings, whether it be Deion Sanders, Albert Haynesworth, or even Carson Wentz…I think one of the worst mistakes is ruining whatever fan experience RFK offered to the fans, by not having something similar to FedEx. The second mistake the dude made was his front office signings, specifically Bruce and Vinny [Cerrato]. I think the worst mistake the dude ever made was arguing with Hall of Fame coaches on how to run a football team. he ran Marty Schottenheimer out and [Mike] Shanahan, and he just won two Super Bowls.”
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