DynamiteRave
12-10-2012, 08:09 PM
This is thread of the year.. Did you see his post game speech? I mean, people say he doesn't have an impact in the locker room just show their bleeding ignorance. He is a motivator..
Mike Shanahan: 'You guys did it again' - NFL Videos (http://www.nfl.com/videos/washington-redskins/0ap2000000108269/Mike-Shanahan-You-guys-did-it-again)
Can't help but like Shanahan. At least a little bit.
Bucket
12-16-2012, 06:00 PM
I really wanted to bump the "Should Mike be fired thread" but it's locked. Would of loved to re-live all those glorious opinions from the torch lighters who now are the same people rocking Mike Shanahan T-shirts
skinsfaninok
12-16-2012, 06:01 PM
Hey I was on board to let ms go after 3-6 but I was wrong! He's done a great job
Dare I say Shanahan could get some coach of the year consideration if we win out and take the east.
Dirtbag59
12-16-2012, 06:11 PM
I'm still trying to wrap my brain around the idea of giving a guy a five year contract, swearing to be patient knowing the job may take five years, and then wanting to fire him halfway thru his contract because the job isn't done yet.
I wouldn't mind that if it was someone like Jim Zorn who we were talking about or Spurrier but with Shanahan it's a different story. I mean I'm not ready to give up dime a dozen 1,000 yard rushers and a blocking scheme that makes Offensive Lineman.... overachieve.
On top of that theres the roster turnover which happens with virtually any coaching change but seeing the troubles with Denvers offense after Shanny left makes me more hesitant to pull the plug. As many Denver fans will tell you their offensive line went from being a top 5 unit to a liability with virtually the same personnel in less then a year.
GTripp0012
12-16-2012, 06:15 PM
Dare I say Shanahan could get some coach of the year consideration if we win out and take the east.Even given a seven game winning streak and a 10-6 finish, that's a tough sell. I mean, no matter what, Green Bay is doing something at least as impressive as the Redskins, but against tougher competition. Same with the Seahawks.
Today makes it clear that this team is about more than just Griffin though. For Alfred Morris to be running just as hard against the Browns in the fourth quarter of a December slugfest as he was in the preseason as a rookie trying to make the team: that's ridiculous.
He should at least be mentioned in the conversation, all I'm saying.
The Goat
12-16-2012, 06:17 PM
I wouldn't mind that if it was someone like Jim Zorn who we were talking about or Spurrier but with Shanahan it's a different story. I mean I'm not ready to give up dime a dozen 1,000 yard rushers and a blocking scheme that makes Offensive Lineman.... overachieve.
On top of that theres the roster turnover which happens with virtually any coaching change but seeing the troubles with Denvers offense after Shanny left makes me more hesitant to pull the plug. As many Denver fans will tell you their offensive line went from being a top 5 unit to a liability with virtually the same personnel in less then a year.
McDaniels was a disaster, but the talent was there. Denver is a truly elite team today.
GTripp0012
12-16-2012, 06:18 PM
I wouldn't mind that if it was someone like Jim Zorn who we were talking about or Spurrier but with Shanahan it's a different story. I mean I'm not ready to give up dime a dozen 1,000 yard rushers and a blocking scheme that makes Offensive Lineman.... overachieve.
On top of that theres the roster turnover which happens with virtually any coaching change but seeing the troubles with Denvers offense after Shanny left makes me more hesitant to pull the plug. As many Denver fans will tell you their offensive line went from being a top 5 unit to a liability with virtually the same personnel in less then a year.I really don't think Denver is lamenting the loss of Mike Shanahan right now. They look like a potential super bowl winner.