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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: A Clarification on whether the Redskins are Re-Building
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The resulting schizophrenic personnel decisions can impede the team building process. That doesn't mean that the team cannot be successful. I've always felt the saving grace for Mike Shanahan the GM is the acumen of Mike Shanahan the coach. What I've heard and observed from Mike Shanahan suggest to me that like most coaches, he will always believe any team that he coaches can win now. or the more direct answer: not rebuilding Last edited by 30gut; 03-24-2012 at 05:21 PM. |
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Living Legend
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Evanston, IL
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Re: A Clarification on whether the Redskins are Re-Building
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Playmaker
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: A Clarification on whether the Redskins are Re-Building
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As a huge fan of the Mike Shanahan's Denver WCO, I feel confident in saying that Kyle and Mike, although they coach in the same system, same scheme, are fundamentally different playcallers. Not to say that Kyle is a bad playcaller, I don't think he is, but for my money I have very little doubt that Mike Shanahan's run centered focus as the primary playcaller would have netted in different on the field results. (Flame suit on) I know it pointless to mention but I will always wonder whether the conflict between Kyle and McNabb would have occured between Mike and McNabb, I don't think it would've. But, I digress.... |
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