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Didn't Bruce Allen bring back Keiland Williams?

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Maybe we can get another RB like Jaamal Berry formerly of Ohio State in the 6th next year to be our 3rd down speed back

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I can't wait to see Roy Helu next season in this offense. He is a change of pace back and his speed should also be a threat with RGIII behind center. Helu has not hands out the backfield which gives us another option. Royster is okay as a 3rd string back or short yardage back from time to time. AL Mo runs behind his pads and has great vision which you can not teach to a RB. Great draft pick by Shanny and staff.

Whatever happen to that should we fire Mike Shanahan thread? That was a joke to even suggest that. HTTR

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[quote=skins89moss;969564]I can't wait to see Roy Helu next season in this offense. He is a change of pace back and his speed should also be a threat with RGIII behind center. Helu has not hands out the backfield which gives us another option. Royster is okay as a 3rd string back or short yardage back from time to time. AL Mo runs behind his pads and has great vision which you can not teach to a RB. Great draft pick by Shanny and staff.

[B][I]Whatever happen to that should we fire Mike Shanahan thread? That was a joke to even suggest that. HTTR[/I][/B][/quote]

Yeah what a joke,he should be up for coach of the year with back to back wins!

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It seems like his "evaluation process" speech lit a fire under the players. That's the best coaching he's done all year. It irritates me a bit that teams need an ailing coach, an ailing young fan, or another "feel good story in the making" to become motivated to win. It shouldn't be a surprise that KC starts winning games now... #ShannyStrong

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[quote=skins89moss;969564]I can't wait to see Roy Helu next season in this offense. He is a change of pace back and his speed should also be a threat with RGIII behind center. Helu has not hands out the backfield which gives us another option. Royster is okay as a 3rd string back or short yardage back from time to time. AL Mo runs behind his pads and has great vision which you can not teach to a RB. Great draft pick by Shanny and staff.

[B]Whatever happen to that should we fire Mike Shanahan thread? That was a joke to even suggest that.[/B] HTTR[/quote]

Lmao he's won two consecutive games against teams with bigger problems than our own. Mike's record here as HC is (still) the real joke, but things are looking up for us and therefor him right now. Mike's got a fantastic opportunity to lead this group to a new level over the next five games. We control our destiny for the playoffs and have a real shot to get in. We have the ROY at QB who's exceeding all expectations, even against big challenges like poor pass protection and truly bizarre incidents like playing WR against Ryan Clark and running the option when the whole defense knows it's coming.

The bottom line is we should see an intense, focused group for each of the next 20 quarters of football. That's the real test. Any coach worth keeping should have his group dialed in from this point on, period.

So yeah, if we see another flat performance this season I still want Mike and his group gone. There's just too much promising HC talent likely to be available after this season, and we've got something every (potential) HC wants. 2013 represents a huge opportunity to upgrade our coaching talent...gotta be excited about it.

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[url=http://www.csnwashington.com/football-washington-redskins/talk/helu-jr-path-recovery-after-surgery]Helu Jr. on path to recovery after surgery | CSN Washington[/url]

Didn't know were to put this, but sounds like good news finally in regards to Helu.