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QB Kirk Cousins, ATL (2 Viewers)

Well, you dumbasses are writing off Cousins after a total of 3 games and this one played in similar weather conditions as Brady.

You guys are so smart!

 
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At least the next Washington head coach won't have to worry about anyone trying to drum up a quarterback controversy in the offseason. That was a pretty sad display the last two games from Cousins.

 
duaneok66 said:
Why is Brady even being mentioned in this thread??
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Due to his poor performance in weather. People want to crucify Cousins on a ####ty team in weather with a lame-duck coach. He didn't play well. He had his shot. He doesn't look like a #1 on this ####ty team. Neither did RG3.

Not trying to knock Brady, he got it done. But to dog Cousins after 3 games is just silly IMO.

 
pizzatyme said:
duaneok66 said:
Why is Brady even being mentioned in this thread??
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Due to his poor performance in weather. People want to crucify Cousins on a ####ty team in weather with a lame-duck coach. He didn't play well. He had his shot. He doesn't look like a #1 on this ####ty team. Neither did RG3.

Not trying to knock Brady, he got it done. But to dog Cousins after 3 games is just silly IMO.
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I hope Brady gets another chance, I think he could end up being a solid QB. Your thoughts?

 
If I was a NFL G.M. I take a chance with Freeman before Cousins, at least Freeman showed up once a upon a time, Cousins is in never never land

 
Gopher State said:
If I was a NFL G.M. I take a chance with Freeman before Cousins, at least Freeman showed up once a upon a time, Cousins is in never never land
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In terms of pure talent I would agree. Freeman is a very talented quarterback in my opinion. Of course, that pure talent doesn't mean much if you can't master the intangibles and Freeman has badly regressed in that regard.

I'm not sure what to make of Cousins at this point. I think he has some talent but he just had a three-week schedule of relative cupcakes and struggled against every one of them, badly against the last two. I think it would be a mistake to write him off at this point just like it was a mistake to believe he should've been starting over Griffin at any point this season.

 
My biggest takeaway watching the Redskins QBs this year was marveling at what a trainwreck Shanahan has become as a head coach. RGIII and Cousins just need to shake this season off and regroup with a new HC. Neither QB is quite as bad as theyve looked IMO. Just need to move on from the dumpster fire this season became. Sometimes things spiral out of control, especially with a guy like Shanahan running the ship into the ground.

 
fatness said:
duaneok66 said:
Why is Brady even being mentioned in this

thread??
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Because pizzatyme is desperate and grasping at straws to make excuses for Kirk Cousins.
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I'm not making excuses at all. I'm not invested in Cousins but I started this thread because Griffin was sucking balls and he got his chance as I suggested.

He didn't play well, obviously.

You, however, appear to be butthurt for some reason. You are trying to win some nonexistent ifight and losing.

For you, I hope Griffin comes back healthy and can get this team respectable.

I'm going to head over to the playoff thread now and discuss the team I support. Ciao

 
packersfan said:
I'm not sure what to make of Cousins at this point. I think he has some talent but he just had a three-week schedule of relative cupcakes and struggled against every one of them, badly against the last two. I think it would be a mistake to write him off at this point just like it was a mistake to believe he should've been starting over Griffin at any point this season.
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I agree.

Houston turmOiler said:
My biggest takeaway watching the Redskins QBs this year was marveling at what a trainwreck Shanahan has become as a head coach. RGIII and Cousins just need to shake this season off and regroup with a new HC. Neither QB is quite as bad as theyve looked IMO. Just need to move on from the dumpster fire this season became. Sometimes things spiral out of control, especially with a guy like Shanahan running the ship into the ground.
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I've never seen a coach so aggressively wreck a team as Shanahan did, starting in the playoffs last year (when he threatened to quit before the Seattle game, confirmed by one of his coaching staff) and ending at the conclusion of the Giants game this week. Just an utter disaster.

 
Based on their first two seasons (and yes Griffin obviously has greater sample size) when both QBs are at their best Griffin seems to me to be by far the superior talent. I'd be surprised to hear anyone argue otherwise at this point. Griffin clearly has starter's talent in my opinion. Cousins, to this point, appears to be an ideal backup. Someone who can come in and win a game if called upon or maybe win a start or two but the longer he starts the more his limitations become exposed.

 
pizzatyme said:
PatsWillWin said:
pizzatyme said:
PatsWillWin said:
duaneok66 said:
Why is Brady even being mentioned in this

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OP is a stone cold moron.
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Peyton has the TD record. It's okay.
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Yes, he has a great deal of regular season records. Good for him. :lmao:
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He is 1-0 versus Brady in Super Bowl wins since Spygate. Good for him. :lmao:
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You're just making it worse, try and let the thread die, seriously.

 
fatness said:
packersfan said:
I'm not sure what to make of Cousins at this point. I think he has some talent but he just had a three-week schedule of relative cupcakes and struggled against every one of them, badly against the last two. I think it would be a mistake to write him off at this point just like it was a mistake to believe he should've been starting over Griffin at any point this season.
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I agree.

Houston turmOiler said:
My biggest takeaway watching the Redskins QBs this year was marveling at what a trainwreck Shanahan has become as a head coach. RGIII and Cousins just need to shake this season off and regroup with a new HC. Neither QB is quite as bad as theyve looked IMO. Just need to move on from the dumpster fire this season became. Sometimes things spiral out of control, especially with a guy like Shanahan running the ship into the ground.
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I've never seen a coach so aggressively wreck a team as Shanahan did, starting in the playoffs last year (when he threatened to quit before the Seattle game, confirmed by one of his coaching staff) and ending at the conclusion of the Giants game this week. Just an utter disaster.
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I'm just not so sure it's the coaches at this point. I don't think it's a coincidence that you have a "hands on" owner with little patience and his team is struggling.

Snyder's had 2 Hall of Fame coaches in the last 9 years. Both of them left (or are leaving, in the case of Shannahan). Both of them were frustrated. Snyder's had 7 coaches in the last 14 years. All the coaches had losing records except for two - and those two (Turner at 17-12 and Schottenheimer at 8-8) only lasted a year and then were run off or left.

For Snyder's entire time there have been rumblings that he doesn't let the GM and Coach make the final call on many things, which is fine - it's his team, but he can't really complain if it's not working out that way. It rarely does when an owner gets involved too much in football decisions. I hear from my buddies who are Skin's fans all the time - Shanny didn't want to lose the draft picks, he wanted to build the O-Line and Defense first (knowing no matter the QB he'd need these things to be successful). He was overruled. Gibbs wanted to build the O and D Line up more than they did. I'm sure other coaches found their powers limited, as well.

I just don't think that when you average giving a coach 2-3 years and then dump him, and it happens 7 times in a row, that you can not place blame on the organization itself. Do I think some of those coaches were bad? Sure, why not. But all 7? I doubt it.

 
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Synthesizer said:
50 passing attempts for 169 yards and 3 more turnovers.
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50 attempts for 169 yards isn't even a good rushing average.

Once it's added to the PFR database, his 3.38 yds/att should be the sixth worst with 40+ attempts since 1960. Some good names appear on that list, though.

 
Hoss Style said:
fatness said:
packersfan said:
I'm not sure what to make of Cousins at this point. I think he has some talent but he just had a three-week schedule of relative cupcakes and struggled against every one of them, badly against the last two. I think it would be a mistake to write him off at this point just like it was a mistake to believe he should've been starting over Griffin at any point this season.
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I agree.

Houston turmOiler said:
My biggest takeaway watching the Redskins QBs this year was marveling at what a trainwreck Shanahan has become as a head coach. RGIII and Cousins just need to shake this season off and regroup with a new HC. Neither QB is quite as bad as theyve looked IMO. Just need to move on from the dumpster fire this season became. Sometimes things spiral out of control, especially with a guy like Shanahan running the ship into the ground.
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I've never seen a coach so aggressively wreck a team as Shanahan did, starting in the playoffs last year (when he threatened to quit before the Seattle game, confirmed by one of his coaching staff) and ending at the conclusion of the Giants game this week. Just an utter disaster.
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I'm just not so sure it's the coaches at this point. I don't think it's a coincidence that you have a "hands on" owner with little patience and his team is struggling.

Snyder's had 2 Hall of Fame coaches in the last 9 years. Both of them left (or are leaving, in the case of Shannahan). Both of them were frustrated. Snyder's had 7 coaches in the last 14 years. All the coaches had losing records except for two - and those two (Turner at 17-12 and Schottenheimer at 8-8) only lasted a year and then were run off or left.

For Snyder's entire time there have been rumblings that he doesn't let the GM and Coach make the final call on many things, which is fine - it's his team, but he can't really complain if it's not working out that way. It rarely does when an owner gets involved too much in football decisions. I hear from my buddies who are Skin's fans all the time - Shanny didn't want to lose the draft picks, he wanted to build the O-Line and Defense first (knowing no matter the QB he'd need these things to be successful). He was overruled. Gibbs wanted to build the O and D Line up more than they did. I'm sure other coaches found their powers limited, as well.

I just don't think that when you average giving a coach 2-3 years and then dump him, and it happens 7 times in a row, that you can not place blame on the organization itself. Do I think some of those coaches were bad? Sure, why not. But all 7? I doubt it.
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outstanding post.

 
Hoss Style said:
fatness said:
packersfan said:
I'm not sure what to make of Cousins at this point. I think he has some talent but he just had a three-week schedule of relative cupcakes and struggled against every one of them, badly against the last two. I think it would be a mistake to write him off at this point just like it was a mistake to believe he should've been starting over Griffin at any point this season.
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I agree.

Houston turmOiler said:
My biggest takeaway watching the Redskins QBs this year was marveling at what a trainwreck Shanahan has become as a head coach. RGIII and Cousins just need to shake this season off and regroup with a new HC. Neither QB is quite as bad as theyve looked IMO. Just need to move on from the dumpster fire this season became. Sometimes things spiral out of control, especially with a guy like Shanahan running the ship into the ground.
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I've never seen a coach so aggressively wreck a team as Shanahan did, starting in the playoffs last year (when he threatened to quit before the Seattle game, confirmed by one of his coaching staff) and ending at the conclusion of the Giants game this week. Just an utter disaster.
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I'm just not so sure it's the coaches at this point. I don't think it's a coincidence that you have a "hands on" owner with little patience and his team is struggling.

Snyder's had 2 Hall of Fame coaches in the last 9 years. Both of them left (or are leaving, in the case of Shannahan). Both of them were frustrated. Snyder's had 7 coaches in the last 14 years. All the coaches had losing records except for two - and those two (Turner at 17-12 and Schottenheimer at 8-8) only lasted a year and then were run off or left.

For Snyder's entire time there have been rumblings that he doesn't let the GM and Coach make the final call on many things, which is fine - it's his team, but he can't really complain if it's not working out that way. It rarely does when an owner gets involved too much in football decisions. I hear from my buddies who are Skin's fans all the time - Shanny didn't want to lose the draft picks, he wanted to build the O-Line and Defense first (knowing no matter the QB he'd need these things to be successful). He was overruled. Gibbs wanted to build the O and D Line up more than they did. I'm sure other coaches found their powers limited, as well.

I just don't think that when you average giving a coach 2-3 years and then dump him, and it happens 7 times in a row, that you can not place blame on the organization itself. Do I think some of those coaches were bad? Sure, why not. But all 7? I doubt it.
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We'll see what comes out once Shanahan is no longer subject to Snyder, but I'm a Skins fan and the word all along has been that Snyder had been staying out of the way and keeping his end of the bargain. The leaks about almost quitting prior to a playoff game and then being uncomfortable with Snyder's and Griffin's personal relationship hint as something else, but that remains to be seen. Who entertains the idea of quitting prior to a playoff game? I guess you have to assume that's him saying that he wanted to start Cousins and Snyder overruled him?

 
Cousins is a backup. He's a good guy, he spoke at my church a couple years ago, has a good family. He'll make a good chunk of money, get a NFL pension and he's smart. He'll be doing whatever he wants after football in his mid 30s and set financially for life.

He will not lead a team as an every week NFL starter though, but there are a lot of other things in life.

 
Iwannabeacowboybaby! said:
Cousins is a backup. He's a good guy, he spoke at my church a couple years ago, has a good family. He'll make a good chunk of money, get a NFL pension and he's smart. He'll be doing whatever he wants after football in his mid 30s and set financially for life.

He will not lead a team as an every week NFL starter though, but there are a lot of other things in life.
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I hope you didn't mean that the former leads to the latter.

 
Apple Jack said:
Hoss Style said:
fatness said:
packersfan said:
I'm not sure what to make of Cousins at this point. I think he has some talent but he just had a three-week schedule of relative cupcakes and struggled against every one of them, badly against the last two. I think it would be a mistake to write him off at this point just like it was a mistake to believe he should've been starting over Griffin at any point this season.
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I agree.

Houston turmOiler said:
My biggest takeaway watching the Redskins QBs this year was marveling at what a trainwreck Shanahan has become as a head coach. RGIII and Cousins just need to shake this season off and regroup with a new HC. Neither QB is quite as bad as theyve looked IMO. Just need to move on from the dumpster fire this season became. Sometimes things spiral out of control, especially with a guy like Shanahan running the ship into the ground.
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I've never seen a coach so aggressively wreck a team as Shanahan did, starting in the playoffs last year (when he threatened to quit before the Seattle game, confirmed by one of his coaching staff) and ending at the conclusion of the Giants game this week. Just an utter disaster.
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I'm just not so sure it's the coaches at this point. I don't think it's a coincidence that you have a "hands on" owner with little patience and his team is struggling.

Snyder's had 2 Hall of Fame coaches in the last 9 years. Both of them left (or are leaving, in the case of Shannahan). Both of them were frustrated. Snyder's had 7 coaches in the last 14 years. All the coaches had losing records except for two - and those two (Turner at 17-12 and Schottenheimer at 8-8) only lasted a year and then were run off or left.

For Snyder's entire time there have been rumblings that he doesn't let the GM and Coach make the final call on many things, which is fine - it's his team, but he can't really complain if it's not working out that way. It rarely does when an owner gets involved too much in football decisions. I hear from my buddies who are Skin's fans all the time - Shanny didn't want to lose the draft picks, he wanted to build the O-Line and Defense first (knowing no matter the QB he'd need these things to be successful). He was overruled. Gibbs wanted to build the O and D Line up more than they did. I'm sure other coaches found their powers limited, as well.

I just don't think that when you average giving a coach 2-3 years and then dump him, and it happens 7 times in a row, that you can not place blame on the organization itself. Do I think some of those coaches were bad? Sure, why not. But all 7? I doubt it.
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We'll see what comes out once Shanahan is no longer subject to Snyder, but I'm a Skins fan and the word all along has been that Snyder had been staying out of the way and keeping his end of the bargain. The leaks about almost quitting prior to a playoff game and then being uncomfortable with Snyder's and Griffin's personal relationship hint as something else, but that remains to be seen. Who entertains the idea of quitting prior to a playoff game? I guess you have to assume that's him saying that he wanted to start Cousins and Snyder overruled him?
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My Skin's buddy told me that before the season Shanny wanted to not give away the house (lots of picks) for a QB (RG3) when the rest of the team needed more help. He sent me a link for a story about it, but that was years ago. I don't even have the same phone anymore with the text. Sorry. :(

I agree with you - it will be interesting to see what happens next year. I actually pull for the Skins a bit. Used to like Gibbs a lot, along with Greene and Monk.

 
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Hoss Style said:
fatness said:
packersfan said:
I'm not sure what to make of Cousins at this point. I think he has some talent but he just had a three-week schedule of relative cupcakes and struggled against every one of them, badly against the last two. I think it would be a mistake to write him off at this point just like it was a mistake to believe he should've been starting over Griffin at any point this season.
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I agree.

Houston turmOiler said:
My biggest takeaway watching the Redskins QBs this year was marveling at what a trainwreck Shanahan has become as a head coach. RGIII and Cousins just need to shake this season off and regroup with a new HC. Neither QB is quite as bad as theyve looked IMO. Just need to move on from the dumpster fire this season became. Sometimes things spiral out of control, especially with a guy like Shanahan running the ship into the ground.
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I've never seen a coach so aggressively wreck a team as Shanahan did, starting in the playoffs last year (when he threatened to quit before the Seattle game, confirmed by one of his coaching staff) and ending at the conclusion of the Giants game this week. Just an utter disaster.
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I'm just not so sure it's the coaches at this point. I don't think it's a coincidence that you have a "hands on" owner with little patience and his team is struggling.

Snyder's had 2 Hall of Fame coaches in the last 9 years. Both of them left (or are leaving, in the case of Shannahan). Both of them were frustrated. Snyder's had 7 coaches in the last 14 years. All the coaches had losing records except for two - and those two (Turner at 17-12 and Schottenheimer at 8-8) only lasted a year and then were run off or left.

For Snyder's entire time there have been rumblings that he doesn't let the GM and Coach make the final call on many things, which is fine - it's his team, but he can't really complain if it's not working out that way. It rarely does when an owner gets involved too much in football decisions. I hear from my buddies who are Skin's fans all the time - Shanny didn't want to lose the draft picks, he wanted to build the O-Line and Defense first (knowing no matter the QB he'd need these things to be successful). He was overruled. Gibbs wanted to build the O and D Line up more than they did. I'm sure other coaches found their powers limited, as well.

I just don't think that when you average giving a coach 2-3 years and then dump him, and it happens 7 times in a row, that you can not place blame on the organization itself. Do I think some of those coaches were bad? Sure, why not. But all 7? I doubt it.
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I agree that Snyder is a ####ty owner; I think most Redskins fans agree. But he allowed Shanahan to do what he wanted with the team for 4 years, and pretty much stayed out of it. That's pretty well documented in this article by multiple reporters who talked to multiple sources with the team. http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/mike-shanahan-hasnt-solved-washington-redskins-problems-during-uneven-tenure/2013/12/28/7df92930-6fd5-11e3-a523-fe73f0ff6b8d_story.html

I don't see any way this pile of mess is on anyone but Shanahan. The guy who picks the players and picks the coaches and picks the defenses and picks who runs the offense is the guy responsible.

My worry is that the next coach will get more interference from Snyder, who basically left Shanahan alone. Snyder had the right idea finally --- leave the head coach alone --- but he had the wrong coach.

 
fatness said:
Hoss Style said:
fatness said:
packersfan said:
I'm not sure what to make of Cousins at this point. I think he has some talent but he just had a three-week schedule of relative cupcakes and struggled against every one of them, badly against the last two. I think it would be a mistake to write him off at this point just like it was a mistake to believe he should've been starting over Griffin at any point this season.
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I agree.

Houston turmOiler said:
My biggest takeaway watching the Redskins QBs this year was marveling at what a trainwreck Shanahan has become as a head coach. RGIII and Cousins just need to shake this season off and regroup with a new HC. Neither QB is quite as bad as theyve looked IMO. Just need to move on from the dumpster fire this season became. Sometimes things spiral out of control, especially with a guy like Shanahan running the ship into the ground.
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I've never seen a coach so aggressively wreck a team as Shanahan did, starting in the playoffs last year (when he threatened to quit before the Seattle game, confirmed by one of his coaching staff) and ending at the conclusion of the Giants game this week. Just an utter disaster.
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I'm just not so sure it's the coaches at this point. I don't think it's a coincidence that you have a "hands on" owner with little patience and his team is struggling.

Snyder's had 2 Hall of Fame coaches in the last 9 years. Both of them left (or are leaving, in the case of Shannahan). Both of them were frustrated. Snyder's had 7 coaches in the last 14 years. All the coaches had losing records except for two - and those two (Turner at 17-12 and Schottenheimer at 8-8) only lasted a year and then were run off or left.

For Snyder's entire time there have been rumblings that he doesn't let the GM and Coach make the final call on many things, which is fine - it's his team, but he can't really complain if it's not working out that way. It rarely does when an owner gets involved too much in football decisions. I hear from my buddies who are Skin's fans all the time - Shanny didn't want to lose the draft picks, he wanted to build the O-Line and Defense first (knowing no matter the QB he'd need these things to be successful). He was overruled. Gibbs wanted to build the O and D Line up more than they did. I'm sure other coaches found their powers limited, as well.

I just don't think that when you average giving a coach 2-3 years and then dump him, and it happens 7 times in a row, that you can not place blame on the organization itself. Do I think some of those coaches were bad? Sure, why not. But all 7? I doubt it.
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I agree that Snyder is a ####ty owner; I think most Redskins fans agree. But he allowed Shanahan to do what he wanted with the team for 4 years, and pretty much stayed out of it. That's pretty well documented in this article by multiple reporters who talked to multiple sources with the team. http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/mike-shanahan-hasnt-solved-washington-redskins-problems-during-uneven-tenure/2013/12/28/7df92930-6fd5-11e3-a523-fe73f0ff6b8d_story.html

I don't see any way this pile of mess is on anyone but Shanahan. The guy who picks the players and picks the coaches and picks the defenses and picks who runs the offense is the guy responsible.

My worry is that the next coach will get more interference from Snyder, who basically left Shanahan alone. Snyder had the right idea finally --- leave the head coach alone --- but he had the wrong coach.
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Fair points. You know more than I.

The only thing I heard different than you was that Shanny was overruled about losing all those draft picks for RG3. I had heard he wanted to build the O Line and Defense over a few years and find a QB along the way (already on the team or by trading/drafting). Also, honest question for you - do you think Shannahan was in on those other trades from the past few years with the big money guys that flopped? I'd guess not, because that just wasn't his style here in Denver. I just can't see him wanting to bring in ... eh, what's his name? Big fat lazy DT who was a stud when he wanted to be? You know who I mean. Name slips my mind at the moment.

And from being in Denver and seeing/hearing Shanny for so long - I agree with you - I think Shanny got fed up and starting being hard headed and doing what he wanted as opposed to what was best for the team, sometimes.

You have to remember, he came from an organization with an owner who never meddled and told Shanny to make the calls and he'd buy what Shanny wanted. He also held Coach accountable and fired him when it started going bad. Now Shanny has another type of owner. Shanny just wants to be left alone and not bothered but that's not happening, and it seems he's throwing a tantrum because of it.

I think Shanny's most to blame for this year - but Snyder overall, I guess.

 
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The only thing I heard different than you was that Shanny was overruled about losing all those draft picks for RG3. I had heard he wanted to build the O Line and Defense over a few years and find a QB along the way (already on the team or by trading/drafting).

And from being in Denver and seeing/hearing Shanny for so long - I agree with you - I think Shanny got fed up and starting being hard headed and doing what he wanted as opposed to what was best for the team, sometimes.

You have to remember, he came from an organization with an owner who never meddled and told Shanny to make the calls and he'd buy what Shanny wanted. He also held him accountable and fired him when it started going bad. Now Shanny's has another type of owner. Shanny just wants to be left alone and not bothered but that's not happening, and it seems he's throwing a tantrum because of it.

I think Shanny's most to blame for this year - but Snyder overall, I guess.
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I had heard that story also --- that Shanahan was overruled on drafting Griffin --- but this article seems to put that rumor to rest. With 20 different sources for the article and multiple reporters contributing to it I do trust the information.

I think we're pretty much in agreement. Snyder needs to stay out of football operations, and that it's his fault he chose the wrong HC to give so much power to.

The Redskins need a real GM more than they need a good coach. They've never had a good GM under Snyder.

 
fatness said:
Hoss Style said:
The only thing I heard different than you was that Shanny was overruled about losing all those draft picks for RG3. I had heard he wanted to build the O Line and Defense over a few years and find a QB along the way (already on the team or by trading/drafting).

And from being in Denver and seeing/hearing Shanny for so long - I agree with you - I think Shanny got fed up and starting being hard headed and doing what he wanted as opposed to what was best for the team, sometimes.

You have to remember, he came from an organization with an owner who never meddled and told Shanny to make the calls and he'd buy what Shanny wanted. He also held him accountable and fired him when it started going bad. Now Shanny's has another type of owner. Shanny just wants to be left alone and not bothered but that's not happening, and it seems he's throwing a tantrum because of it.

I think Shanny's most to blame for this year - but Snyder overall, I guess.
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I had heard that story also --- that Shanahan was overruled on drafting Griffin --- but this article seems to put that rumor to rest. With 20 different sources for the article and multiple reporters contributing to it I do trust the information.

I think we're pretty much in agreement. Snyder needs to stay out of football operations, and that it's his fault he chose the wrong HC to give so much power to.

The Redskins need a real GM more than they need a good coach. They've never had a good GM under Snyder.
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You know what? That's a great point. Maybe it's a GM issue. I really wasn't thinking about that. Get one with enough balls (and respect from past achievements) to tell Snyder to let him do his thing, and one who makes some good decisions.

 
To sum up Kirk Cousins's shot at starting in 2013:

Shanahan earned his fate. He lost 40 games in four seasons running the show here, crushed Kirk Cousins' trade value and seemingly multiplied the Redskins' drama quotient, which is no easy task.

(If I may briefly digress...remember all the QB controversy talk? Well, here are Kirk Cousins's stats in his three starts: 69-for-130 (53.1%) passes completed-for-passes attempted, 747 yards (5.7 yards per attempt), three touchdowns, six interceptions, two fumbles. This dude committed a turnover every 16.6 touches
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http://www.wtop.com/363/3533371/Column-Act-II-of-the-Washington-Redskins-Horrow-Show-begins

And some ugly stats.

 
fatness said:
To sum up Kirk Cousins's shot at starting in 2013:

Shanahan earned his fate. He lost 40 games in four seasons running the show here, crushed Kirk Cousins' trade value and seemingly multiplied the Redskins' drama quotient, which is no easy task.

(If I may briefly digress...remember all the QB controversy talk? Well, here are Kirk Cousins's stats in his three starts: 69-for-130 (53.1%) passes completed-for-passes attempted, 747 yards (5.7 yards per attempt), three touchdowns, six interceptions, two fumbles. This dude committed a turnover every 16.6 touches
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http://www.wtop.com/363/3533371/Column-Act-II-of-the-Washington-Redskins-Horrow-Show-begins

And some ugly stats.
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Yeah but look at Tom Brady's stats against Buffalo last week!

 
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