QB or BPA for our #1 Draft Pick - 2020

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Warthog

I hope the 1-15 season forces Snyder to make a major change: Fire BRUCE or leave him as VP Prez but no GM duties. Then have hie a hard-charging, NFL-worthy HC who makes Snyder give him TOTAL CONTROL. I wonder if Snyder is desperate and/or smart enough to such a move. Until now he’s tried a wide range of HC, but insisted on having his lackey GM make personnel decisions. Can he give up control to bring in a PHD to change a 20 years of a total “amateur hour”.


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Yep, this ship has officially sunk. Its time to make changes everywhere.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Junkies called DH "Byron Leftwich or Jason Campbell"



LOL How do they have a show still?

Garbage



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[mooby]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I'm not sold that Callahan won't be the HC next yr

Yeah, that whole "month between touchdowns" thing probably impressed Allen enough to get the recommendation. And the way that he just inserted Haskins in the lineup with no hiccups and gave him a smooth transition to the NFL would have every front office impressed.

[jamf]

Originally Posted by mooby

Yeah, that whole "month between touchdowns" thing probably impressed Allen enough to get the recommendation. And the way that he just inserted Haskins in the lineup with no hiccups and gave him a smooth transition to the NFL would have every front office impressed.

Lets not let Kevin O'Connell slide on this either.
Boy wonder has done nothing with the passing game since he took over as OC.


Callahan looks like a tired old man forced to raise one of his grandkids.

He looks like he wants out.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by jamf

Lets not let Kevin O'Connell slide on this either.
Boy wonder has done nothing with the passing game since he took over as OC.


Callahan looks like a tired old man forced to raise one of his grandkids.

He looks like he wants out.

I don't doubt that he might be a good HC someday, but today isn't that day. As a playcaller he's as green as Haskins.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by jamf

Lets not let Kevin O'Connell slide on this either.
Boy wonder has done nothing with the passing game since he took over as OC.


Callahan looks like a tired old man forced to raise one of his grandkids.

He looks like he wants out.

Its really tough to determine how much of this is O'Connell passing game, how much is it restricted to Haskins limited experience and knowledge...and maybe most important how expectations should be with tempered when lack sufficient talent at TE and pass catching RB and starting receivers with an extreme lack of experience (Harmon, Terry and Quinn).

makes it grueling to examine anything on the field.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Its really tough to determine how much of this is O'Connell passing game, how much is it restricted to Haskins limited experience and knowledge...and maybe most important how expectations should be with tempered when lack sufficient talent at TE and pass catching RB and starting receivers with an extreme lack of experience (Harmon, Terry and Quinn).

It really makes it grueling to examine anything on the field.

Hard to know how much influence Callahan has over the offense and play calling. I'm guessing he's got significant input.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

Hard to know how much influence Callahan has over the offense and play calling. I'm guessing he's got significant input.

absolutely.

Side note, Callahan and his press conferences have been comical. Callahan needs to go immediately after the season, its beyond ridiculous at this point.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

absolutely.

Side note, Callahan and his press conferences have been comical. Callahan needs to go immediately after the season, its beyond ridiculous at this point.

yeah his pressers are brutal he just drones on and on

Bill and Bruce need to go

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Joe Burrow is having an incredible season, I've been on his bandwagon since week 1 but he's not the answer to our issues, Haskins also had 3 Big time throws while having 0 turnover worthy throws Sunday, meaning he put the ball in tight windows as accurate as u can. The Int was on Quinn no Haskins.

Why are u guys already giving up on him? Because we are losing? Sorry but Mahomes wouldn't be that great in DC, we don't have his OL and WR/TE talent

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This upcoming draft has better prospects than Haskins and we may be in position to take one. The Cards had the balls to do it and they gambled right.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

This upcoming draft has better prospects than Haskins and we may be in position to take one. The Cards had the balls to do it and they gambled right.

Its gonna be a tough sell to Danny...And I think it ONLY appropriate if the incoming HC is 110% a QB coming out and is a perfect scheme fit.... and the football guys in the FO agree this is a top QB prospect.

I really would prefer to give Haskins another year.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

This upcoming draft has better prospects than Haskins and we may be in position to take one. The Cards had the balls to do it and they gambled right.

Other than Joe Burrow, who else is? Herbert is about the same and Tua has been hurt

[SunnySide]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Donald Penn had the highest grade of any LT this week. We have not talked about him enough, dude has been damn good

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Really? Thats surprising. He has been better than expected and can hold his own but I dont see him really move guys back or turning guys etc.

re this week, I looked up his snap count bc I know Christina played a good bit and found this.

Offensive Line (Team)- The team literally gained almost the exact same number of rushing yards after contact as they did total rushing yards (52 vs. 54 yards), which is not a good look for the O-line at all. The line was, at least, able to pave the way for first down runs on two of the team’s three short-yardage rushes.

Haskins was pressured on 32.6% of his dropbacks, which is not good, but isn’t a horrible showing, either. The problem was that the team gave up a season-high tying 6 sacks. Now the line wasn’t actually credited with allowing any of those sacks, but they certainly at least played some role in all of them.
https://www.hogshaven.com/2019/11/19...dskins-offense

6 sacks and none credited to any O line player? Seems odd. I now wonder how they determine who does and does not get credited w a sack.

Good for Donald.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Its gonna be a tough sell to Danny...And I think it ONLY appropriate if the incoming HC is 110% a QB coming out and is a perfect scheme fit.... and the football guys in the FO agree this is a top QB prospect.

I really would prefer to give Haskins another year.

You really can't judge him until you correct his fundamentals. You can't throw into the tight windows needed for success constantly with poor techniques. Some of the things he will do even with a clean pocket baffle the mind.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Other than Joe Burrow, who else is? Herbert is about the same and Tua has been hurt

Tua to me has the potential to be a special player. I know he has had injuries but if you're the Redskins you can't pass on him if he is still there at 2 or 3. You have to punt on Haskins because Tua is the better player. You do exactly what the Cards did, maybe get a mid round pick and move on. If a new regime has the final say then it could happen. If Dan just hires someone who doesn't have final say, which will probably be the case then so be it.