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Old 10-31-2010, 06:59 PM   #1
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Re: Mcnabb appears to be done and he is the reason for this loss

The OL got blown the F up today.

Blaming McNabb is just so nearsighted it's not even funny. Yeah his play was certainly a factor to a degree, the INT certainly didn't help, but the shotty OL play is what we should be focusing on.
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Old 10-31-2010, 07:20 PM   #2
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Re: Mcnabb appears to be done and he is the reason for this loss

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The mcnabb of 2004/05 would found a way to seal the win for his team but it's been evident since the beginning of the month that he is no longer the player he used to be. Too many interceptions and he is not throwing as many TD passes. He has been bailed out by the defense in the Eagles Game, Packers Game, and the Bears game. I wasn't expcting to be benched with the team only down 6 for Rex Grossman but he is clearly not the same guy. This team is damm lucky to be 4-4 because they could easily be 2-6.
McNabb is not done!
He also is not as nearly bad as you are at creating a ridiculous thread like this one. Talk about an overreaction.
McNabb was running for his life from a very good d-line. Detroit is not the pushovers they used to be.
We were 4-12 last year. 4-4 right now is not as bad as you think considering where we were as a team less than a year ago.
McNabb is not the problem...the impatience of Redskins fans is the problem.

BREAKING NEWS: we are not going to the Super Bowl this year. Get used that idea. We are building a good team. It take a year or two.
The sooner you deal with reality...the sooner you will not create threads like this one.
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Old 10-31-2010, 07:48 PM   #3
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McNabb is not done!
He also is not as nearly bad as you are at creating a ridiculous thread like this one. Talk about an overreaction.
McNabb was running for his life from a very good d-line. Detroit is not the pushovers they used to be.
We were 4-12 last year. 4-4 right now is not as bad as you think considering where we were as a team less than a year ago.
McNabb is not the problem...the impatience of Redskins fans is the problem.
Seriously, that's why I said all the talk about going 10-6 and winning the division was ridiculous. This team is rebuilding and you are going to have ups and downs. We have hung around with some good teams and were due for a pretty decisive beating -- hopefully we keep building, have a good draft, keep developing players etc. and build a contender for the future.

One huge positive: Brandon Banks is electric, he almost ran three back for TDs today, one got called back for the illegal block and in the other one he just tripped (or something, right?). I hope he turns out to be a huge spark plug for our return game.
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Old 10-31-2010, 08:04 PM   #4
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One huge positive: Brandon Banks is electric, he almost ran three back for TDs today, one got called back for the illegal block and in the other one he just tripped (or something, right?). I hope he turns out to be a huge spark plug for our return game.
Turns out to be? I think it's safe to say he's already a huge spark in our return game. The kid is incredible.
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Turns out to be? I think it's safe to say he's already a huge spark in our return game. The kid is incredible.
He's our best weapon by far right now.
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Old 10-31-2010, 08:16 PM   #6
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He's our best weapon by far right now.
Seriously.... every time the Lions scored, I was like , oh well at least I can watch Banks agian for a play
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McNabb didn't make throws when he had to... but he was running scared and you would be too if you had zero confidence in the OL which is about right. Suh and Vanden Bosch were men among boys today, Rabach and Lichtensteiger would probably not start on any other team and receivers again dropped passes which were tough but really need to be pulled in. I will say that the pass into triple coverage was all McNabb.
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Old 10-31-2010, 07:51 PM   #8
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Re: Mcnabb appears to be done and he is the reason for this loss

Just echo the rest of the thread: Mcnabb wasn't the reason for the loss. The OL was horrible and was the reason we lost. Sure the passes were pretty bad but when u get hit on every play that happens. Mcnabb's legs kept us in this game if anything. I also would be willing to bet that Mcnabb would've held onto the ball that Grossman fumbled.

I really can't understand Shannahans reasoning at the end of the game. U pull a QB that has played 95% of the game in favor of a QB that isn't even warmed up? We brought Mcnabb in to lead this team. Y pull him with 1:39 left in the game. Grossman certainly wasn't the answer........
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Old 10-31-2010, 08:00 PM   #9
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With the performance of the OL the past few weeks i'd be ready to jet if I was Mcnabb.
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Old 10-31-2010, 08:07 PM   #10
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Re: Mcnabb appears to be done and he is the reason for this loss

Anyone who knows football's got to admit the OL was horrible today and has been the majority of this year. McNabb's made a bunch of good plays in spite of them. Today, he couldn't, but not many QB's could have. The OL was bad.
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Anyone who knows football's got to admit the OL was horrible today and has been the majority of this year. McNabb's made a bunch of good plays in spite of them. Today, he couldn't, but not many QB's could have. The OL was bad.
I agree with you and would add a few things. I consider some of the sacks that he avoided to be big plays. Also, he had that 35 yard run. I was moderately impressed, quite impressed at times, with his performance today except for that one pick.

I just don't think it can be said, like some have, that just because a pick occurs in the 4th quarter, in the final few minutes of the game, that it is the sole reason we lost, especially since we got the ball back with enough time to score.

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Old 10-31-2010, 08:13 PM   #12
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Exactly, Peyton Manning would have sucked behind our line today. Not to mention Donovan has an inadequate WR still to throw to. AA is a keeper, and a good threat, but the fossils that also make up our WR corp need to go. They are roster spot wastes of space. Give Austin a call up and put him on the active roster during the bye. That might alleviate some pressure for Donovan if another speedster is out there.
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Re: Mcnabb appears to be done and he is the reason for this loss

Benching McNabb was one of the worst coaching decisions I have seen in some time. It was Zornesque. If I am a player on that team--it raises some real questions about Shanny's decision making. I don't care if Grossman knows the offense better--to take a cold QB off the bench in the last two minutes is a complete lack of confidence in McNabb and awful/team destructive decision. I also indicates that K Shanny has not does his job to coach up McNabb on the two minute offense. I mean it's week 8! Either the player is not that good or the coaching is not that good. Right now I have a hard time believing it is McNabb's fault.

Kyle Shanahan is not adjusting well to the player's he currently has on this team. All the skill positions (and O line) are of lesser quality than what he had at Houston (although Cooley is probably a slightly better than Daniels). He needs to figure this out during the bye week...
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Benching McNabb was one of the worst coaching decisions I have seen in some time. It was Zornesque. If I am a player on that team--it raises some real questions about Shanny's decision making. I don't care if Grossman knows the offense better--to take a cold QB off the bench in the last two minutes is a complete lack of confidence in McNabb and awful/team destructive decision. I also indicates that K Shanny has not does his job to coach up McNabb on the two minute offense. I mean it's week 8! Either the player is not that good or the coaching is not that good. Right now I have a hard time believing it is McNabb's fault.

Kyle Shanahan is not adjusting well to the player's he currently has on this team. All the skill positions (and O line) are of lesser quality than what he had at Houston (although Cooley is probably a slightly better than Daniels). He needs to figure this out during the bye week...
That is a lot to gleen from a staff you have never met, people you don't know and a game I presume you have never participated in at the pro level?
based on one....arbitrary act??
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That is a lot to gleen from a staff you have never met, people you don't know and a game I presume you have never participated in at the pro level?
based on one....arbitrary act??

He isn't so far off the mark or off the wall. The best coaches are the ones who can adapt their system to the players he has to work with and utilize there strengths in the best possible manner. Maybe Kyle isn't doing that as much as he could.
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