Shanahan said what?

I'm going to just post this not to start a debate/fight/whatever but just because I think its a very interesting read...


Why African-American QBs Are Systemically Trained to Abandon Mechanics | Bleacher Report (http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1089725-why-african-american-qbs-are-systemically-trained-to-abandon-mechanics)

I'm going to just post this not to start a debate/fight/whatever but just because I think its a very interesting read...


Why African-American QBs Are Systemically Trained to Abandon Mechanics | Bleacher Report (http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1089725-why-african-american-qbs-are-systemically-trained-to-abandon-mechanics)Really good article. Well-written and doesn't dance around the authors point, which is controversial.

he might have been right if, as the season went on we didnt score less points. hell i cant even remember how many times we broke 30 pts.

Shanahan...loves to screw with the media, and the public. Listen to any of his pressers. It's obvious.
However, through all, there is never a shortage of people.....biting on his every word and scrutinizing same.
Take the hook out of your mouth.......

Since I am not the media then Shanahan must "love to screw" with the fan base. If thats his intention then he's an idiot.

I'm going to just post this not to start a debate/fight/whatever but just because I think its a very interesting read...


Why African-American QBs Are Systemically Trained to Abandon Mechanics | Bleacher Report (http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1089725-why-african-american-qbs-are-systemically-trained-to-abandon-mechanics)

Good article that's worth some discussion but not sure if this particular thread is the right place for it. Author makes some good, valid points.

Mike Shanahan is thinking positive and trying to talk up his team. The Redskins did some excellent things on offense last year, with Jabar Gaffney and Fred Davis as heavy hitters in the passing game. But injuries to certain members of the offensive line along with Cooley's and Hightower's injury contributed to how much the offense under performed. The Redskins were ranked 16th, right in the middle of the NFL which should tell anyone that they WERE NOT a playoff caliber offense last season.

I like what he is saying. He is giving the players we have on the roster a little confidence, and I honestly believe without the injuries we had along the offensive line, RB, WR and TE, we could have made the playoffs. The offense got better as the season progressed (when rex was put back in), we finished 16th overall with a make shift line, no TE, and two rookie RBs. So yeah, i think that if we had stayed healthy we would have made a run at the division.

I also believe had half of the picks that went on to Rex's stats, had been caught or flat out dropped (vs tipped into defenders hands) he would have had an exceptional year. Of the 20 he threw, several we tipped or wrong routes. I am not saying he didn't make bad decisions on some of those, but there were a good bit that were not one him. Two in one game were Fred's fault for bad routes. Two I can count off Moss's hands, Armstrongs hands. I'll probably get blasted for that! LOL

he might have been right if, as the season went on we didnt score less points. hell i cant even remember how many times we broke 30 pts.

December 19, 2010 vs Dallas Cowboys L 33-30

closest to that

December 13, 2009 vs Oakland Raiders W 34-13

closest to that

December 23, 2007 vs Minnesota Vikings W 32- 21

December 19, 2010 vs Dallas Cowboys L 33-30

closest to that

December 13, 2009 vs Oakland Raiders W 34-13

closest to that

December 23, 2007 vs Minnesota Vikings W 32- 21

That's so depressing, thanks.

If we assume:
-Rex&Beck
+good QB.
Therefore, truth.