Goodbye Kyle?

[diehardskin2982]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Here's a Q , if mike stays is KC the starter?

No I don't think so. The goal is to trade him in the offseason

[hagams]

Hopefully, we can get a ncie 2nd rounder for him. I don't think he will command a 1st rounder, but it would be nice to get a 2nd rounder from another shitty team like the Bills or someone. At least we could get 2 early 2nd round picks.

[Gary84Clark]

Kyle Shanahan, staff inexperience at core of Redskins dysfunction

[Green Monk Machine]

Since III got benched, is Kyle using Kirk as a chance to audition as an OC for another team?

[diehardskin2982]

Originally Posted by Gary84Clark

Kyle Shanahan, staff inexperience at core of Redskins dysfunction

If this article is true and I believe it is, It further implicates MS. He came here making 7 million a year knowingly letting his son run the show. MS has to go.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by diehardskin2982

If this article is true and I believe it is, It further implicates MS. He came here making 7 million a year knowingly letting his son run the show. MS has to go.

It's-forgive me here-a bunch of half-truths

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

It's-forgive me here-a bunch of half-truths

Who is giving these half truths to the media?

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Who is giving these half truths to the media?

Shanahan, Inc.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Who is giving these half truths to the media?

I don't know. It's an unfortunate mess all around. Snyder needs to get rid of a lot of people in that organization, and I'm not even just talking about football-related personnel.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

It's-forgive me here-a bunch of half-truths

Even with half truths, there is still a lot to be concerned about there.

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

Originally Posted by Gary84Clark

Kyle Shanahan, staff inexperience at core of Redskins dysfunction

If all this is true then what is Mike's real function? And this is a huge problem.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Gary84Clark

Kyle Shanahan, staff inexperience at core of Redskins dysfunction

Wow. That was maybe the most damning article I've read in awhile. Sounds like the culture of the staff is more of a problem than the actual player personel

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by Gary84Clark

Kyle Shanahan, staff inexperience at core of Redskins dysfunction

Well I do believe the comment about coaching RG like he's Jr Varsity. Look at today's offense vs. the one we've been running all year. I'm sure RG can't be happy about the difference in offenses.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

Well I do believe the comment about coaching RG like he's Jr Varsity. Look at today's offense vs. the one we've been running all year. I'm sure RG can't be happy about the difference in offenses.

Well, when Griff was drafted Shanahan (Mike) said it was going to be a three year (more or less) plan to develop him. Cousins was more of a "pro style QB' coming into the league. And they adjusted the offense to fit what was most comfortable for him (even though everyone said they were too stubborn and would never adapt their offense). As he got more comfortable the plan was to increase his arsenal (so to speak). But someone (some say it was Kyle, other says Mike) said "no, what we've got going on right now is working. Let's not mess with it"

And then he got hurt, and all hell broke loose.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Well, when Griff was drafted Shanahan (Mike) said it was going to be a three year (more or less) plan to develop him. Cousins was more of a "pro style QB' coming into the league. And they adjusted the offense to fit what was most comfortable for him (even though everyone said they were too stubborn and would never adapt their offense). As he got more comfortable the plan was to increase his arsenal (so to speak). But someone (some say it was Kyle, other says Mike) said "no, what we've got going on right now is working. Let's not mess with it"

And then he got hurt, and all hell broke loose.

This is the problem I have. Why didn't they just put him in the normal offense and let him learn, instead of running some completely different offense? I heard all last year how Robert did not want to run the read option, and pretty much begged the coaching staff not to do it.

So why do it? Why not just let the kid either sink or swim instead of running some gimmick offense that wasn't going to last. Now, they set him back his first year by learning crap that really didn't need to be done, and then he's set back big time with the injury because he missed out of the time that should have been done last year.