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| View Poll Results: Grade Mike Shanahan at the Midway Point | |||
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6 | 3.92% |
| B |
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68 | 44.44% |
| C |
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51 | 33.33% |
| D |
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24 | 15.69% |
| F |
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4 | 2.61% |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Richmond, VA
Posts: 782
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Re: Analyzing Mike Shanahan at the Midway Point
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What I perceive as the biggest problem with the redskins the past 10+ years has been the constant switching of coaches and seemingly knee-jerk reactions. I want a coach to finally have a good three years at Redskins Park before people start asking for his head and grading him C, D or F. I have said this before, but the redskins lack talent at a lot of positions. Joey Galloway is evidence enough to see this. Shanahan has been able to use what he has and found immense talent in no-name people to make us at least competitive every Sunday. So we sit at 4-4. But, now we have a coach who isn't afraid to make a decision, won't suck up to players, seems to put the people out there that want to work for it, and is great at finding talent. When i watch other football games, I've seen Qb's that have 4 or 5 full seconds to find an open receiver, and it's funny to see their drives stall, or no one can get open, or all these problems they have. After watching how some good/elite teams play offense, I don't even know how McNabb has time to complete a pass. He's made some interesting decisions, I'll give him that, but with only 8 games to see results, I'm not going to say the were bad. I want to see a full body of work, such as 48 games. Wouldn't that be nice? |
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