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| View Poll Results: Should Mike Shanahan be fired? | |||
| Yes - fire him now | | 11 | 6.51% |
| Wait til after the season to decide | | 38 | 22.49% |
| No | | 120 | 71.01% |
| Voters: 169. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| Re: Should Mike Shanahan be fired? Quote:
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| | #677 |
| Playmaker ![]() Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: toms river, nj Age: 41
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| The funny thing is that i dont think any of the doubters have said fire him mid season have they? Most are agreeing at the least that he finish the year. Others are even giving him next year. Its more just about a hatred for the praise and recognition he gets because they dont go hand in hand with the w's he gets. This is true for several years now - with Denver as well - so the entire "he inherited a bunch of crap" excuse doesnt really hold any water. He was losing there too. We all want continuity and we all want him to win. Since 2006 his best season is 9-7. I say we keep this thread should stay open for five years. Give it the same chance that we are giving Shanahan. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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| Playmaker ![]() Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: toms river, nj Age: 41
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| So if we lose today to the 1-6 panthers will that be a step back in some of your minds or will i have to hear about how the Panthers lose close games and they really arent that bad? All of you guys who have been saying Cam sucks will suddenly be acting as if he is the greatest thing since sliced bread. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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| | #679 |
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| Re: Should Mike Shanahan be fired? We should have made this poll public
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| | #680 |
| The Starter Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Stephens City, VA
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| Re: Should Mike Shanahan be fired? I've said it before but i really strongly feel that Shanahan could get fired if the skins lose out. 3-13 even with a franchise QB won't save him. Every game cannot come down to being a shootout. Our defense just can't stop anybody. Opponents can run, pass, it doesn't matter. Our offense is finally respectable but I don't think anyone can respect the skins as long as ou defense is this bad. Unless somehow the defense is changed and starts playing well, I don't see us winning very many games, and I still believe we finish between 3 and 6 wins solely because of the horrible defense.
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| | #681 | |
| Playmaker ![]() Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: toms river, nj Age: 41
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Edit: the question should have been "should MS get fired if the Redskins win 6 games again this year"? The current question is misleading. G-Tripp points out in the initial post that he isnt in favor of mid season firings. He is wait and see. Also after the season being an option. Alot of people just read it and go "fire him now are you crazy? Your stupid!" At least Solid Snake is giving a little thought behind his opinion. Edit: before the usual suspects jump all over me i mean alittle thought behind the question at hand not your answers. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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| | #682 | |
| Special Teams Join Date: Jul 2012
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| Re: Should Mike Shanahan be fired? Quote:
Second bold: "Usual suspects jump all over me"... Really? Thats where you are going with this. That you are somehow a victim and we are somehow suspects in a trial here. We know the question being asked, and you are not a victim for taking part in this debate just like im not. We have a difference of opinion. You are not Rodney King and I am not the LA police department (although I did live in So Cal when I was a teenager if that helps your case against me). That insanity isnt going to fly with me. I am completely surprised you are even pulling this card. | |
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| | #683 | |
| The Starter ![]() Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Fort Bliss, TX
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| Re: Should Mike Shanahan be fired? Quote:
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| | #684 | |
| The Starter ![]() Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Fort Bliss, TX
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| Re: Should Mike Shanahan be fired? Quote:
As long as Mike Shanahan is the coach, again, mho, RG3 is playing Paul Sheldon to Mikes' Annie Wilkes, and is lying in the bed hiding pills under his pillow right after being hobbled by the regime led by the overrated Mike Shanahan.
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| | #685 | |
| The Starter Join Date: May 2012
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| Re: Should Mike Shanahan be fired? Quote:
I think Team A's goal should be to try and score a TD every series like Patriots '07 or us in '91. (Until the game is out of reach, like say 21 pts in the 4th quarter.) And easing off your normal offense when you have a small lead is just as bad as "prevent defense", in letting an opponent back in the game, IMO. Sure maybe mix your strategy a little, but keep doing what got you the lead in the first place! On offense and D! I can see the following reasons to be "less aggressive". But none of this has to do with an opponent's anemic offense, IMO : 1. It's the end of the game. You have the lead, and your odds are better to run out the clock than score again. 2. Your defense plays lights out but tires quickly, so you want more time of possession (while still trying to score) to give them a rest. 3. Maybe you planned to be "ball control", or maybe your OL and an RB like Morris unexpectedly stepped up. But your offense is simply built to play "less aggressive" rather than a two minute drill offense so you're always grinding it out. I can see two reasons to be "less aggressive" than you could be, if the opponent's offense sucks. But I don't agree with them.: 1. Field position. But I think that pales in comparison to giving your offense the best chance to score. And aren't you shorting yourself in the long haul, by not being aggressive as you could be and getting the most yards? 2. You're up 21+ points in the 4th, and just being classy not running up the score. But I don't think that's not really about just the other team's O. Peyton may be more worrisome than Sanchez when they're behind, but I don't think you can rest on any offense in the NFL differently enough to matter. Anything can happen the last couple drives. So what am I missing, when I don't understand about being "less aggressive" when the other team's O sucks? In this case, SS, are you just saying other teams were being merciful to us, or playing TOP to rest their D to keep us down? Or something else? | |
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| | #686 | |
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Wtf are you talking about Rodney King for? Lmao. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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| | #687 | |
| Playmaker ![]() Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: toms river, nj Age: 41
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| | #688 | |
| Playmaker ![]() Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: toms river, nj Age: 41
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Great post. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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| | #689 |
| Playmaker ![]() Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: toms river, nj Age: 41
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| Playmaker ![]() Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: toms river, nj Age: 41
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L to the O to the L. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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