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diehard · 11-05-2010, 10:50 PM

I grade hard but, gave him a C. 4-4 isn't bad but the outlook is dim. As soon as the Haynesworth tirad dies, McNabb's mud-slinging begins. I though Shanahan and Allen would bring in some talent but, not at the expense of making poor decisions while stepping on toes. Bringing in veteran competition for Portis was a joke. Starting Lictensteiger over Dockery is too. Galloway? Come on. And it was such a waste to bring in McNabb with no intention on re-signing him until he showed what he could do.

11-05-2010, 10:50 PM	#30
diehard The Starter Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Norfolk, Va (OV) Posts: 1,566	Re: Analyzing Mike Shanahan at the Midway Point I grade hard but, gave him a C. 4-4 isn't bad but the outlook is dim. As soon as the Haynesworth tirad dies, McNabb's mud-slinging begins. I though Shanahan and Allen would bring in some talent but, not at the expense of making poor decisions while stepping on toes. Bringing in veteran competition for Portis was a joke. Starting Lictensteiger over Dockery is too. Galloway? Come on. And it was such a waste to bring in McNabb with no intention on re-signing him until he showed what he could do. __________________ *'Any NFL team will win with RG3. Imagine how exciting it will be watching him do it.'*