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Re: Mike Shanahan was Ready to Leave Washington after 2012 Season
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Re: Mike Shanahan was Ready to Leave Washington after 2012 Season
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I think there is plenty of blame to go around; but that article is pretty telling and I get the sense the media in general is starting to slowly turn a bit on Shannahan and his personality/attitude in general with refusal to take blame for anything.... its getting really interesting, unfortunately.
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Re: Mike Shanahan was Ready to Leave Washington after 2012 Season
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Snyder is an owner. I fully expect, as the owner of a billion dollar investment, he expects to have some level of input when franchise altering events are going contemplated. Further, as an owner, I would fully expect him to take advantage of the perks that ownership brings including, but not limited to, hanging out with professional athletes. Snyder has given Shanahan everything for which he has asked. Snyder may have had some input on the acquisition of McNabb and/or Griffin - I would expect nothing less. At the same time, l have no doubt that Shanahan had the final say on rosters and that, had Shanny not wanted McN or RGIII, they would not be on the roster. Every comment by and report about Shanny when he came here was that he was going to have control. When it comes to coaching, Shanny's ego fills a room and then some. This is his team, he built it. He is entitled to the credit when it succeeds and, ultimately, the blame for when it fails. Snyder has been more than patient with him. Firing Shanahan after his team has so clearly and so consistently been outclassed on the field is not meddlesome; it is good ownership. Snyder is not the problem.
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Re: Mike Shanahan was Ready to Leave Washington after 2012 Season
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SS , ok just a question. Marty ,Joe 2.0 and Norv all ,all left and all good coachs ,what is it that you see that makes you think it's not Snyder and if it isn't then what is the reason ?
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Uncle Phil
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Re: Mike Shanahan was Ready to Leave Washington after 2012 Season
Every situation was unique. Norv was a joke who asked for and got almost everything he asked for, Marty had issues primarily with other owners on the team, and Joe Gibbs didn't leave because of any discord with Snyder
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Re: Mike Shanahan was Ready to Leave Washington after 2012 Season
I guess that begs the question: How much influence do other owners have on the team?
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Uncle Phil
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Re: Mike Shanahan was Ready to Leave Washington after 2012 Season
Now, not as much probably. But in the days of Gerald Snyder and Fred Drasner it was a bit different
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