Ravens V Redskins - Beltway Brawl or Maryland Massacre?

FRPLG

You can always find people to complain.

RedskinRat

Got to disagree. All it takes is for RGIII to recognize an exploitable D formation and the WR's to run the right routes. We've already seen what the long bomb can do. If he can put up 28 in a Qtr he can potentially do to someone what the Eagles did to us that time.

I don't believe this is predicated on Kyle/Dad reining RGIII in. If the ball is there then he will launch it. We'll see a 50+ point game this season, probably the next Eagles game.

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FRPLG

Right....I mean she's a decent looking woman who loves the Redskins and dresses up in sexy outfits for all to enjoy...let's not get too picky here internet message board people.

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on my behalf, i keed.

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REDSKINS4ever

RG3's best chances to put up those kinds of numbers in his rookie season may come against the Cowboys or the Eagles. He had solid games against both of these teams a few weeks ago so he's capable of duplicating that success.

SmootSmack

The Redskins Blog | Paulsen: New Offense Was ‘Culture Shock’

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CRedskinsRule

Very good article. Thanks

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53Fan

Great read! I hope Kyle does extend with us. This offense has so much potential and it confuses the hell out of defenses. Love it!

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SmootSmack

There's a good article in the WaPo about Kyle

Washington Redskins’ Kyle Shanahan: A lifetime of proving he belongs - The Washington Post

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Paintrain

Good read.. I wonder if a succession plan will be built into his next contract.. Figure Mike gets a 3 year extension in 2013 and Kyle maybe takes over in 2015 coming off of a SB win?

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calia

I also came away from this article impressed with Paulsen. In particular, his observation of how the offense has developed under Kyle seems spot on: “He’s growing the offense,” Paulsen said of Shanahan. “He’s kind of the gardener for this team. He’s done a great job of making sure that we’re ready to go and that we’re in a great position to be successful each week, which is really special.”

I don't think I have ever heard anyone refer to a football coach as a gardener -- but it does seem an apt analogy.

JoeRedskin

I have admired KS's work for some time - No, he's not wunderkind, but he clearly "gets it". The part I particularly liked in the article was the emphasis on his "command" of the offensive team. You look at the guy and think "Man, he's just a kid ... what vet coach is really going to respect him." or "Sure, players like him 'cause he's practically in their peer group - but, do they respect him when he calls them out ... or is it just seen as a temper tantrum."

I heard somewhere that one of Morris' downfalls as a head coach was that he was the players' pal as an assistant/position coach and that, when he became head coach, players weren't receptive to the sterner/bottom-line mentality that you have to have as the ultimate authority. I worry that, if KS were to become HC here, there may be that effect. Not sure though.

Ultimately, I think KS is going to make somebody a helluva head coach. It might be another 5-10 years, but he will win a SB as a HC.

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Hog1

It IS a difficult transition to be promoted and supervise the group you once worked with......
But as you say......somewhere

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