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Bummer... That didn't look good.I don't see any reason to jump on Shannahan, though. A leg injury, or anything non-head it's really up to the player. (Unless he totally failed a structural exam on the sideline, but I doubt it.)
Couldn't disagree more. He was limping severely in the second half. It wasn't even a hard decision, because it made him ineffective. He should have gotten Cousins in much earlier, because it would have both protected the franchise QB from further injury and put a more effective QB in the game.
I guess I'm in the "You play to win the game" mentality. Ask Dan Marino if he would have liked to come out of a playoff game in this scenario.
It doesn't matter what the player wants. The coach is in charge, not the player. RGIII was both at risk and playing poorly. That's two reasons to replace him.
 
Good gameSeattle can beat ATLHoping the NFCCG is Packers-'hawks grudge match
I don't think so Bobby, last I heard Ryan has both his arms and legs working for him. That's why they play the games though but This game changed dramatically when Griffin slowed down ( he was never right to begin with) and Washington became 1 dimensional and their passing game isn't their strength, where Atlanta will be able to pass the ball a lot better.As I said early on in this thread, the downside to a running QB is that he will take unnecessary shots all season long, so enjoy RG3 while we can before the injuries pile up on his body.
 
Shanny should be fired.
Unbelievably bad move. Love that Andrews spoke up about it.
why is andrews even at the game when it's clear they don't even listen to him? You give RG3 a drive or 2 in the 2nd half to see if he's recovered. But when it's clear he hasn't you pull the plug. WHen he limped for that 7 yard scramble isn't that clear enough that not only is he pretty much done, he's become ineffective.Bringing in Kirk Cousins up by a FG isn't the worst position in the world to be in, it's not like you got Tebow/Sanchez coming in. At that point i may be able to understand the desperation.
 
Good gameSeattle can beat ATLHoping the NFCCG is Packers-'hawks grudge match
I don't think so Bobby, last I heard Ryan has both his arms and legs working for him. That's why they play the games though but This game changed dramatically when Griffin slowed down ( he was never right to begin with) and Washington became 1 dimensional and their passing game isn't their strength, where Atlanta will be able to pass the ball a lot better.
Atlanta will be able to pass the ball, but they can't run the ball, with Ryan, Turner, or Quizz.
 
Bummer... That didn't look good.I don't see any reason to jump on Shannahan, though. A leg injury, or anything non-head it's really up to the player. (Unless he totally failed a structural exam on the sideline, but I doubt it.)
Couldn't disagree more. He was limping severely in the second half. It wasn't even a hard decision, because it made him ineffective. He should have gotten Cousins in much earlier, because it would have both protected the franchise QB from further injury and put a more effective QB in the game.
I guess I'm in the "You play to win the game" mentality. Ask Dan Marino if he would have liked to come out of a playoff game in this scenario.
It doesn't matter what the player wants. The coach is in charge, not the player. RGIII was both at risk and playing poorly. That's two reasons to replace him.
Exactly. It should have been obvious to anyone with two eyes that RGIII was not physically able to execute. Set aside the fact that you are putting your franchise player at risk of serious injury, he was hurting their chances of winning the game.
 
Just popped back in quickly to say that I reverse my opinion of the roughing call. The replay I saw at the time didn't look that bad to me, but the replay angle they just showed in the 4th qtr... automatic flag and good call.
Thanks. I'll let the refs know you now approve of the call.
Alsways gotta be a doosh even when people admit they were wrong? Pretty silly. Especially when you complain of others being dooshes.
 
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I think some of you are being over dramatic. Injured players play hurt in the playoffs all the time. This time it worked out horribly for Griffin, but Shanny didn't do anything dozens of coaches haven't done before.
:goodposting: Griffin made the decision to play
Most players will attempt to play through just about anything. A coach sometimes needs to protect players from their own worst enemies...themselves. It was pretty obvious that RGIII was playing on 1 leg. Hopefully their franchise guy isn't injured too seriously.
 
Well, I promised in that Seattle vs. Washington pre-game chatter thread that I would come on here and take my medicine if the Skins lost. So here I am. Congrats Seattle. The Seahawks are a solid team; good luck in the next round.

As a Skins fan, I have mixed emotions. On the one hand, I am extremely happy and proud of the team. No one picked them to do anything this year and they made the playoffs...that is one great accomplishment. On the other hand, watching the gaame, I think they should put in Cousins much earlier in the game. That's on Shanahan...he needs to overrule RGIII for the good of the team. I think this was a winnable game for a while and they really hindered themselves by staying with RGIII even though he was so injured.

That said, Seattle is a fine team who deserved to win this game. Congrats and good luck vs. Atlanta.

 
I think some of you are being over dramatic. Injured players play hurt in the playoffs all the time. This time it worked out horribly for Griffin, but Shanny didn't do anything dozens of coaches haven't done before.
:goodposting: Griffin made the decision to play
That's why it shouldn't be left up to him.
yup that's like saying we should leave it up to the boxer to decide when he's done. No when the guy is taking too much punishment the ref needs to step in and just take him out of the fight.
 
Best Wild Card weekend in a long time. Three great games capped off with the ROtY (Russell)
:lmao: this has been the most unwatchable weekend of football since the preseason. Sucks about RG. Hope he's ok.
:confused: His ACL is blown, you could see it. I bet it was partially torn already. Which makes it not as big of a deal as everybody is going to make of it. Although still BS. Was going to need to be repaired regardless. JMO.
 
I think some of you are being over dramatic. Injured players play hurt in the playoffs all the time. This time it worked out horribly for Griffin, but Shanny didn't do anything dozens of coaches haven't done before.
:goodposting: Griffin made the decision to play
That's why it shouldn't be left up to him.
who should make the decision?
The coach, based on inputs from the player and the medical/training staff, and also based on watching the player perform on the field (assuming he goes back in at all, as RGIII did).RGIII was clearly struggling with the knee and it was preventing him from passing or running effectively. So even if you decided to let him play initially, it became clear there was no longer any need to further risk his health when he wasn't able to help the team in this game. He should have been pulled long before the last injury.
 
For what it is worth, I am watching the game with several college athletic trainers who all say it looked like an ACL injury on RGIII & it is the same ACL he injured in college

 
Wait for all the Seahawks fans claiming how they owned the Redskins and this proves they can win on the road...
You want to talk about RG3 not being even 75%... sure. But that doesn't have anything to do with the Seahawks O not panicking and clawing back into the game.
 
Good gameSeattle can beat ATLHoping the NFCCG is Packers-'hawks grudge match
I don't think so Bobby, last I heard Ryan has both his arms and legs working for him. That's why they play the games though but This game changed dramatically when Griffin slowed down ( he was never right to begin with) and Washington became 1 dimensional and their passing game isn't their strength, where Atlanta will be able to pass the ball a lot better.
Atlanta will be able to pass the ball, but they can't run the ball, with Ryan, Turner, or Quizz.
Lots of Tampa 2 - with LB blitzes - key will be the old man for Atlanta Tony Gonzales. I think this D can stop the Falcons
 
Just popped back in quickly to say that I reverse my opinion of the roughing call. The replay I saw at the time didn't look that bad to me, but the replay angle they just showed in the 4th qtr... automatic flag and good call.
Thanks. I'll let the refs know you now approve of the call.
Alsways gotta be a doosh even when people admit they were wrong? Pretty silly. Especially when you complain of others being dooshes.
:lmao: :lmao:
 
I think some of you are being over dramatic. Injured players play hurt in the playoffs all the time. This time it worked out horribly for Griffin, but Shanny didn't do anything dozens of coaches haven't done before.
:goodposting: Griffin made the decision to play
No....no it's not. Here's the prob, rg3 long term health aside, he (and the offense) were worthless after he reagrevated that knee. Cousins has played in 2 must win situations this season and won. As a coach, you have to say cousins give them a better chance to win today, and that's not hindsight, that was glaringly obvious at halftime.
 
Griffin probably should have came out of the game the first time he hurt the knee..that was probably some sort of tear because he looked like a cripple after that.

 
Crappy field did not help there - that was real bad looking
I don't think that was the field. I just think he planted, made lateral, twisting movement to change direction (as anyone would), and the knee just couldn't take it.
 
Griffin hurt bad that time :( Hope hes ok.
:lmao: His ACL's shot. He's not okay at all.
Are you a doctor or do have Xray vision?
Wanna make a bet on it?
I remember when Peterson tore his. He couldn't put weight on it and was in way more pain.
Good for you. You must also be a doctor with Xray vision, cool.Put your money where your mouth is; I will. :popcorn:
 
Well, I promised in that Seattle vs. Washington pre-game chatter thread that I would come on here and take my medicine if the Skins lost. So here I am. Congrats Seattle. The Seahawks are a solid team; good luck in the next round.As a Skins fan, I have mixed emotions. On the one hand, I am extremely happy and proud of the team. No one picked them to do anything this year and they made the playoffs...that is one great accomplishment. On the other hand, watching the gaame, I think they should put in Cousins much earlier in the game. That's on Shanahan...he needs to overrule RGIII for the good of the team. I think this was a winnable game for a while and they really hindered themselves by staying with RGIII even though he was so injured. That said, Seattle is a fine team who deserved to win this game. Congrats and good luck vs. Atlanta.
:goodposting: sir
 
Good game

Seattle can beat ATL

Hoping the NFCCG is Packers-'hawks grudge match
I don't think so Bobby, last I heard Ryan has both his arms and legs working for him. That's why they play the games though but This game changed dramatically when Griffin slowed down ( he was never right to begin with) and Washington became 1 dimensional and their passing game isn't their strength, where Atlanta will be able to pass the ball a lot better.As I said early on in this thread, the downside to a running QB is that he will take unnecessary shots all season long, so enjoy RG3 while we can before the injuries pile up on his body.
But you know Seattle would've lost otherwise. Seems contradictory.
 
Crappy field did not help there - that was real bad looking
I don't think that was the field. I just think he planted, made lateral, twisting movement to change direction (as anyone would), and the knee just couldn't take it.
Looked like the ground was quicksand there and gave out as he planted and boom it tore as he did he tried to turn and did the splits- a firmer grass field and I don't think that happens.
 
Griffin hurt bad that time :( Hope hes ok.
:lmao: His ACL's shot. He's not okay at all.
Are you a doctor or do have Xray vision?
Wanna make a bet on it?
I remember when Peterson tore his. He couldn't put weight on it and was in way more pain.
Good for you. You must also be a doctor with Xray vision, cool.Put your money where your mouth is; I will. :popcorn:
I don't want to put money on it. I think you are revelling in RGIII's misfortune. You are a complete loser.
 
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