Kyle shanahan expected to join the skins also..

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I never said I didn't like schaub lol he is not GREAT.. If u think he is than your qb credibility is insane! I said let's see what he does next year. Some folks here were saying they would rather take him instead of jc. All I was saying is that seems a little crazy..

I think Schaub is more established than someone like Aaron Rodgers or Joe Flacco. I think he's more productive in the historical (not 2009) sense.

I would say Schaub is great, with the cavioat that if you were to remove him from the creativity of the Texans offense, his physical tools (or lack thereof) might limit him in another offense.

Basically, don't mess with his success.

[44Deezel]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

I think Schaub is more established than someone like Aaron Rodgers or Joe Flacco. I think he's more productive in the historical (not 2009) sense.

I would say Schaub is great, with the cavioat that if you were to remove him from the creativity of the Texans offense, his physical tools (or lack thereof) might limit him in another offense.

Basically, don't mess with his success.

Schaub was money in Atlanta as well. He's a very good NFL QB.

[Landry44]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I never said I didn't like schaub lol he is not GREAT.. If u think he is than your qb credibility is insane! I said let's see what he does next year. Some folks here were saying they would rather take him instead of jc. All I was saying is that seems a little crazy..

After this year's performance it's hard to say that this guy is not a top 10 qb.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

^ hey if the texans could why can't we? Schaub isn't great by any means

Andre Johnson.

[Zerohero]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

^ hey if the texans could why can't we? Schaub isn't great by any means

He is pretty good. Not the strongest arm but very accurate.

[tryfuhl]

oc/ac

[SBXVII]

^ Funny in the offseason when they were still throwing bags at each other I was wondering why they weren't trying to throw the ball through old tires or into trash cans from different distances on the field.

[WaldSkins]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

^ Funny in the offseason when they were still throwing bags at each other I was wondering why they weren't trying to throw the ball through old tires or into trash cans from different distances on the field.

If it works in the Little Giants then it couldn't hurt Campbell.

[LandrySlice]

I thought this thread was about Kyle Shanahan, not Schaub? Anyways, I just watched some tape of him being interviewed, this guy looks sharp, and we should probally hope he inherits the team once daddy calls it quits in 5 years... WISHFUL THINKING!

[skinsfaninok]

^ thanks slice i will check on that.. I know he's real young and is regarded as one of the best young coaches in the game

[SmootSmack]

Kyle Shanahan was teammates with Derrick Dockery and Mike Williams at Texas which is kind of interesting

[dmek25]

thought this was interesting, and a good thing if it happens...
http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/...oss-in-DC.html

Kyle Shanahan is bolting the Houston Texans to reunite with his father as the offensive coordinator for the Washington Redskins.

Don’t be surprised if Alex Gibbs is not far behind him. Gibbs, who has served as the assistant head coach for the Texans for the last two seasons, might be following in the footsteps of another offensive line guru in Joe Bugel, who has retired after three decades in the business, most with the Redskins.

Mike Shanahan is putting the old gang back together, and he and Gibbs have a long tradition of working with one another. Mike Shanahan will be introduced at a press conference at Redskins Park in just a little more than a half-hour. Keep an eye on Gibbs, a league insider tells the National Football Post.

[BleedBurgundy]

Originally Posted by dmek25

thought this was interesting, and a good thing if it happens...
http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/...oss-in-DC.html

Kyle Shanahan is bolting the Houston Texans to reunite with his father as the offensive coordinator for the Washington Redskins.

Don’t be surprised if Alex Gibbs is not far behind him. Gibbs, who has served as the assistant head coach for the Texans for the last two seasons, might be following in the footsteps of another offensive line guru in Joe Bugel, who has retired after three decades in the business, most with the Redskins.

Mike Shanahan is putting the old gang back together, and he and Gibbs have a long tradition of working with one another. Mike Shanahan will be introduced at a press conference at Redskins Park in just a little more than a half-hour. Keep an eye on Gibbs, a league insider tells the National Football Post.

Hope not, i hate alex gibbs and the way he coaches the o line to play. It's effective, but dirty as hell.

[NYCskinfan82]

I wonder who our WR coach will be i hope it's someone good.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by NYCskinfan82

I wonder who our WR coach will be i hope it's someone good.

Mark Maske:
"As for other potential additions, former Broncos standout wide receiver Steve Watson might have a role. And front-office official Jim Goodman, who has previously worked with Shanahan, could have a position in the reorganized football operation"