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REDSKINS4ever · 10-31-2011, 04:04 AM

I've always respected Mike Shanahan as a great head coach in the NFL. But in Denver he had Gary Kubiak. Now he has his son. But Kyle Shanahan has succeeded before in having a top 5 NFL offense.

So, it's either the personnel on the field, or the play selection. In the first couple of weeks before the bye week win the Redskins were playing better than they are now, they had a healthy Tim Hightower, Santana Moss, Kory Lichtengster, and Trent Williams, and let's not forget about Chris Cooley, who has been productive at TE all of his career. Without those five players, the Redskins virtually have no offense at all. It doesn't matter if John Beck or if Rex Grossman is the QB. It wouldn't matter of Joe Theismann or Mark Rypien was the QB, this team is playing with backups, reserves with little or no NFL playing experience. And they are not playing well right now.

10-31-2011, 04:04 AM	#125
REDSKINS4ever Playmaker Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Washington, D.C. Posts: 4,117	Re: What's your take on our coaching? I've always respected Mike Shanahan as a great head coach in the NFL. But in Denver he had Gary Kubiak. Now he has his son. But Kyle Shanahan has succeeded before in having a top 5 NFL offense. So, it's either the personnel on the field, or the play selection. In the first couple of weeks before the bye week win the Redskins were playing better than they are now, they had a healthy Tim Hightower, Santana Moss, Kory Lichtengster, and Trent Williams, and let's not forget about Chris Cooley, who has been productive at TE all of his career. Without those five players, the Redskins virtually have no offense at all. It doesn't matter if John Beck or if Rex Grossman is the QB. It wouldn't matter of Joe Theismann or Mark Rypien was the QB, this team is playing with backups, reserves with little or no NFL playing experience. And they are not playing well right now.