Mike Shanahan Mic'd Up

[CRedskinsRule]

I really thought Bryant would have broken away from Hall had Fletcher not put the shot on him. If it was blown dead, and Bryant had run for 10-20 yds, how mad would Boys fans have been for the refs to say the play had been blown dead. Really bad call on the refs part

[MTK]

Originally Posted by mredskins

The worst call was the Cooley in motion call.

I really have no idea what they saw on that.

Funny thing is shortly after he went in motion on a play and actually did lean forward a bit, yet that didn't get called.

[rbanerjee23]

Watching that mic'd up segment, all I thought was, man, it is nice to finally have a competent coach. I love that he recognizes that the win was ugly but places greater import on the fact that we won.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I really have no idea what they saw on that.

Funny thing is shortly after he went in motion on a play and actually did lean forward a bit, yet that didn't get called.

That negated a big play if I recall. F--kers!

I suggest watching NBA games you will build up a incredible immunity to poor refereeing.

[saden1]

Mike should talk to Kyle about his play calling and give him suggestions. Kyle didn't look like was having a good time of it though.

[saden1]

Anyone watch Chris Johnson video? I swear, he's a kids cartoon character I've seen somewhere. He's just having fun out there and that laugh....haha.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

If you take the Dad/son element out of it, these types of exchanges happen all the time among coaches throughout games.

Yeah, but not sure you can take the Dad/son element out of it. Not trying to jump the gun or anything, just saying I hope MS isn't trying to be overly protective of his son (who also happens to be the OC) by letting him call the plays he wants and I hope KS doesn't feel so intimated by the fact that his dad also happens to be the head coach that he's afraid to say "No, this is the play we're running" Then again, I do understand that it is Shanahan's team.

I don't know, whatever. F*** You, f***in Ego! If you want to ban me from Saturday through the following Sunday...so be it

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I really have no idea what they saw on that.

Funny thing is shortly after he went in motion on a play and actually did lean forward a bit, yet that didn't get called.

I remember that. I think it was almost immediately after they showed the replay of the penalty. He didn't just lean, he actually took a step forward to get himself set while the other guy was running. Crazy.

[redsk1]

I watched last night. It was some swwweeet action. Nice 30 min show. It is nice to have a coach finally. We need some work and some more talent but nice to have a confident coach.

[over the mountain]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I really have no idea what they saw on that.

Funny thing is shortly after he went in motion on a play and actually did lean forward a bit, yet that didn't get called.

lol yeah I saw the same thing. they called it on cooley then the next play or so one our guys in motion actually did lean forward and it wasnt called. it made me laugh.

it also reminded me of that same BS call against james thrash a few years ago in the 4th quarter which negated a long TD pass for the skins and would have been a victory instead of a loss.

About the comments of Kyle having that "i got this dad" look on his face at times, I also noticed Mike had this "i really wanna say something but i dont want to over step my bounds" look. real interesting dynamic, you could tell both were having some growing pains/experiences on this unique wrinkle in the relationship of HC and OC.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by over the mountain

lol yeah I saw the same thing. they called it on cooley then the next play or so one our guys in motion actually did lean forward and it wasnt called. it made me laugh.

it also reminded me of that same BS call against james thrash a few years ago in the 4th quarter which negated a long TD pass for the skins and would have been a victory instead of a loss.

About the comments of Kyle having that "i got this dad" look on his face at times, I also noticed Mike had this "i really wanna say something but i dont want to over step my bounds" look. real interesting dynamic, you could tell both were having some growing pains/experiences on this unique wrinkle in the relationship of HC and OC.

Oh man, the Packers game! That and the Alstott phantom touchdown were the worst calls

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Yeah, but not sure you can take the Dad/son element out of it. Not trying to jump the gun or anything, just saying I hope MS isn't trying to be overly protective of his son (who also happens to be the OC) by letting him call the plays he wants and I hope KS doesn't feel so intimated by the fact that his dad also happens to be the head coach that he's afraid to say "No, this is the play we're running" Then again, I do understand that it is Shanahan's team.

I don't know, whatever. F*** You, f***in Ego! If you want to ban me from Saturday through the following Sunday...so be it

Matty, I would say "Ban his ass for a week" just to teach him a lesson. But he'll probably just go on vacation and thus miss the point. Just like Jason Campbell and holding the ball, SS never learns.

[TIFOSOdeiREDSKINS]

loving the vids...shanny's reaction on the fletcher call was awesome. he was a dick to those refs, mad condescending. definitely the right thing to do considering how bad a call it was. lol @ the refs not even sounding too confident in the call themselves.

[DCtoAZ]

I like the Dad/Son element .. i think it's actually kinda cool ... if you just think for a second .. i know it's a stretch but .... what is Shanny, Sr. stays on for say 7 years and we win 2 super bowls and the team turns into a 5 star franchise with Bruce Allen dedicated for the rest of his football time ... Kyle sets into the title of "next coach" and runs the Offense until Sr. retires ..... week 1 am I getting ahead of myself ? lol ... good thought though

[NYCskinfan82]

The funny thing on the fumble returned for a TD a ref ran by MS and showed him the whistle as if to say look we didn't blow the it this time and we could of watch the video again tell me if I'm right.