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The timing of Vinny Cerrato's exit and Bruce Allen's entrance at Redskin Park couldn't be more obvious. Dan Snyder wants to change the course of the franchise, sure, but first he wants to change the storyline going into the "Monday Night Football" game against the Giants. Nobody ever said Dan wasn't clever.
Now, instead of dwelling on the team's recent woes - the 6-15 record since last November, the ushering in of an Emergency Offensive Playcaller, the brief banning of signs at FedEx Field and all the rest - the "MNF" crew can focus on Thursday's hiring of George Allen's son as executive vice president/general manager and what a fairy tale it is.
Forget about the past. The future is now. Again.
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