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The coach, Joe Gibbs, should have at least been called to the White House for consultation. He dismisses players himself, as the President’s special counsel Donald Regan should have done, as the agent of the President. Gibbs does not put the burden on Jack Kent Cooke, the owner of the team. He does not say that a dismissed player is performing well, but that he has shortcomings either in individual play or as part of the team.
He says that it hurts him, even angers him, to have to separate placers from the team. He even allows p’ ayers still on the team to express their opinion and attitude towards the dismissal, to say that they are “angered” or “suprised.”
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