Lost Some Faith In Shanahan

Monkeydad · 01-09-2013, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by 12thMan

Dude, how about letting people vent and say what's on their minds? If people choose not be "negative" and focus on the knee, fine. If they want to talk about how much Shanny sucks, there's a thread for that too.

Fans are justifiably upset. There's nothing wrong with that. Let people be emotional.

EDIT: This is the Shanny sucks thread. So it's totally fine to post that shit here

Summo's thread is place for that.

punch it in · 01-09-2013, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by The Goat

Probably. When we were little kids some mormons gave my friend (who was poorer than my family, which was no small feat) a bike!! I've never forgotten that.

It might have just been a recruiting tool?

Monkeydad · 01-09-2013, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by punch it in

Lmao. I must say ive never met an angry mormon.
Edit: im not sure ive ever met a mormon period? Are they the ones that knock on my door all the time? They seem nice.

No, those are tax collectors.

All of the doorknockers I've encountered are actually Jehovah's Witnesses, not Mormons. Different thing.

Evilgrin · 01-09-2013, 02:09 PM

I'd like to have Shanahan evaluate old footage of the Theisman injury, and see if he would send him back in?

punch it in · 01-09-2013, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Evilgrin

I'd like to have Shanahan evaluate old footage of the Theisman injury, and see if he would send him back in?

Only if Joe T screamed he was ok. Lol. Gotta trust your players.

Edit: thinking about Monty Python when the guy has all four limbs hacked off and is saying "its just a flesh wound". Lol.

BigHairedAristocrat · 01-09-2013, 02:35 PM

The article i'm about to link is crap, in my opinion (Ried does what he always does and exaggerates and is overly dramatic to try to make a point), but there is some insight into shanahan's thought process, from a private interview with Jason Reid:

Mike Shanahan, faced with biggest decisions, failed Redskins, Robert Griffin III - The Washington Post

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Shanahan would say he didn’t err. In fact, after speaking privately with Shanahan in his office Monday, I left convinced that, if Shanahan could do it all over again, he wouldn’t change a thing.

“I completely trust Robert,” Shanahan told me. “He has proved it to me.”

During our conversation, Shanahan revealed he planned to remove Griffin, who appeared slow to Shanahan while running out of bounds, in the second quarter of Washington’s Week 16 victory over Philadelphia.

“He told me was fine,” Shanahan said, recalling the conversation. “And he lasted the whole game.”

punch it in · 01-09-2013, 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

The article i'm about to link is crap, in my opinion (Ried does what he always does and exaggerates and is overly dramatic to try to make a point), but there is some insight into shanahan's thought process, from a private interview with Jason Reid:

Mike Shanahan, faced with biggest decisions, failed Redskins, Robert Griffin III - The Washington Post

What do you think he is exaggerating about?

That Guy · 01-09-2013, 03:15 PM

it kinda sucks that the WaPo skins beat writer is a cowboys fan. qtf.

REDSKINS4ever · 01-19-2013, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

The article i'm about to link is crap, in my opinion (Ried does what he always does and exaggerates and is overly dramatic to try to make a point), but there is some insight into shanahan's thought process, from a private interview with Jason Reid:

Mike Shanahan, faced with biggest decisions, failed Redskins, Robert Griffin III - The Washington Post

A lot of people feel Mike Shanahan sacrificed the franchise by allowing RG3 to continue to play. But what folks don't realize is if he had pulled Griffin, the player mainly responsible for getting the Redskins as far as they got, then that decision would have alienated Griffin from Shanahan and Shanahan would have lost Griffin's trust with the risk of losing the entire locker room. I think Mike Shanahan will only repeat a decision like this one during a playoff game only when the season is on the line and allow RG3 to keep playing.

milellie111 · 01-19-2013, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by REDSKINS4ever

A lot of people feel Mike Shanahan sacrificed the franchise by allowing RG3 to continue to play. But what folks don't realize is if he had pulled Griffin, the player mainly responsible for getting the Redskins as far as they got, then that decision would have alienated Griffin from Shanahan and Shanahan would have lost Griffin's trust with the risk of losing the entire locker room. I think Mike Shanahan will only repeat a decision like this one during a playoff game only when the season is on the line and allow RG3 to keep playing.

Would a responsible parent care about upsetting or "alienating" his kid because he tells him he's not allowed to go outside to play because he's sick?

Mike dropped the ball on this one and should have been the responsible "parent", especially dealing with a 22 year old kid who thinks he's invincible.

Shanahan let his ego get the best of him(yes,Mike has one) and has not been in a winning position like this in a while. He wanted to win at all costs even if it meant running his shiny toy into the ground.

Hog1 · 01-19-2013, 10:56 PM

I have heard commentary on this issue.....in perpetuum(thats for you Joe). To be sure it has been hashed and re-hashed and abashed. Of the PROfessional football types I have heard....Coaches.....Players......they do not agree with you. Like Ditka, Herm Edwards, Trent Dilfer, Doc Walker and many more. The only people sharing your opinion THAT I have heard have been fans.....

CRedskinsRule · 01-20-2013, 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by milellie111

Would a responsible parent care about upsetting or "alienating" his kid because he tells him he's not allowed to go outside to play because he's sick?

Mike dropped the ball on this one and should have been the responsible "parent", especially dealing with a 22 year old kid who thinks he's invincible.

Shanahan let his ego get the best of him(yes,Mike has one) and has not been in a winning position like this in a while. He wanted to win at all costs even if it meant running his shiny toy into the ground.

NFL coaches aren't parents to the athletes. They are there to win games. And I imagine Griffin would take offense to that concept as well. He was paid multiple millions to be on the field, he wanted to be on the field, no medical assistant said don't put him on the field, and the coach let him go on the field. This happens a lot at the end of seasons, and even in playoffs. Ultimately the coach is going to listen to everyone around him and make a decision.

HailGreen28 · 01-20-2013, 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

NFL coaches aren't parents to the athletes. They are there to win games. And I imagine Griffin would take offense to that concept as well. He was paid multiple millions to be on the field, he wanted to be on the field, no medical assistant said don't put him on the field, and the coach let him go on the field. This happens a lot at the end of seasons, and even in playoffs. Ultimately the coach is going to listen to everyone around him and make a decision.

(Bold mine) I really wonder why Dr. Andrews was on our sidelines, if we weren't going to let him monitor RG3 during the game.

mbedner3420 · 01-20-2013, 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by That Guy

it kinda sucks that the WaPo skins beat writer is a cowboys fan. qtf.

Mike jones is a cowboys fan? For shame. That's should be a terminable offense.

Skins fan 44 · 01-20-2013, 11:21 AM

I cant fault Shanny for leaving him in. I am sure he asked him many times how he was feeling and RG3 replied that he could go. I feel he should of came out whenever he hobbled to the side line for the 8 or 9 yard gain in 3rd quarter. I could of ran faster than that. Well maybe not i am fat and old. He was our best option obviously. Would of liked to of seen Cousins get a rhythem to of seen what he could of done and brought us back sooner. Seattle was clearly the better team and the score should of been worse. The play that was the difference was Marshaw Lynch scooping the ball up for 18 yards. Who does that?! We recover that ball and possibly score it is a different game. With the recovery they eventually score.

As far as when Robert should be back and how to use him? Make sure that his knee is 100%. I have no problem having him sit half the season. This is our future we are talking about. I have faith in Cousins to win at least half the games. While watching him play is very exciting they need to have run as a last resort in order to save his career.

Whenever someone one ask me if he will be back or how will he recover. I always tell him he is Superman, he will be back. When seeing him on TV before game day rather it be on a commercial or highlight. I always sound like TO saying thats my quarterback. I am so proud to say that is my QB and hopefully for many years and championships to come.

01-09-2013, 02:09 PM	#154
Evilgrin Special Teams Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 464	Re: Lost Some Faith In Shanahan I'd like to have Shanahan evaluate old footage of the Theisman injury, and see if he would send him back in?

01-09-2013, 03:15 PM	#158
That Guy Living Legend Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Springfield, VA Age: 30 Posts: 15,644	Re: Lost Some Faith In Shanahan it kinda sucks that the WaPo skins beat writer is a cowboys fan. qtf. __________________ Who says shameless self promotion is stupid? oh yeah, that was me... Click For Tunes!

01-19-2013, 10:56 PM	#161
Hog1 Quietly Dominating the East Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Naples, Florida Posts: 8,413	Re: Lost Some Faith In Shanahan I have heard commentary on this issue.....in perpetuum(thats for you Joe). To be sure it has been hashed and re-hashed and abashed. Of the PROfessional football types I have heard....Coaches.....Players......they do not agree with you. Like Ditka, Herm Edwards, Trent Dilfer, Doc Walker and many more. The only people sharing your opinion THAT I have heard have been fans..... __________________ Goodbye Sean..........Vaya Con Dios thankyou Joe....... Win! Always win! By fair means or foul, by soft words and hard deeds... by treachery, by cunning, by malpractice... but always win--Edward Teach

01-20-2013, 11:21 AM	#165
Skins fan 44 Impact Rookie Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Brazil, IN Age: 42 Posts: 883	Re: Lost Some Faith In Shanahan I cant fault Shanny for leaving him in. I am sure he asked him many times how he was feeling and RG3 replied that he could go. I feel he should of came out whenever he hobbled to the side line for the 8 or 9 yard gain in 3rd quarter. I could of ran faster than that. Well maybe not i am fat and old. He was our best option obviously. Would of liked to of seen Cousins get a rhythem to of seen what he could of done and brought us back sooner. Seattle was clearly the better team and the score should of been worse. The play that was the difference was Marshaw Lynch scooping the ball up for 18 yards. Who does that?! We recover that ball and possibly score it is a different game. With the recovery they eventually score. As far as when Robert should be back and how to use him? Make sure that his knee is 100%. I have no problem having him sit half the season. This is our future we are talking about. I have faith in Cousins to win at least half the games. While watching him play is very exciting they need to have run as a last resort in order to save his career. Whenever someone one ask me if he will be back or how will he recover. I always tell him he is Superman, he will be back. When seeing him on TV before game day rather it be on a commercial or highlight. I always sound like TO saying thats my quarterback. I am so proud to say that is my QB and hopefully for many years and championships to come. __________________ HTTR!

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