49ers vs. Redskins Game Day Thread

[IrMitchell]

Originally Posted by GusFrerotte

Not saying you are wrong IR, just saying give the kid another season. Not all rooks have good first years.

Oh I understand that, but his weak delivery.. Poor reads, terrible pocket presence and did I mention weak delivery??

Only thing that I like about him is that he's not throwing the ball carelessly.

[Alvin Walton]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Dude I'm a DIEHARD Skins fan never miss a game even if its the MNF game last year vs Philly but I call it like it is, we are garbage and there is no hiding that.. Sorry but truth hurts sometimes.

Sorry pal, you are wrong.
Cowboy and Eagle fans use the word garbage when referring to the Redskins.
You will understand that when you grow up.
Have a nice day.

[IrMitchell]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

tHOMAS AND HILL ARE AVG AT BEST BUDDY, But I feel ya on Beck he sux

Thomas is a pretty good up and coming receiver man. I'd take him over Armstrong and Gaffney 7 days a week.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by IrMitchell

Thomas is a pretty good up and coming receiver man. I'd take him over Armstrong and Gaffney 7 days a week.

yeah well i'd take you and I over those 2 also

[The Goat]

It was interesting to listen to the commentators today discuss Shanny's decision to pass on all those QBs. I think another way to look at it is Mike's decision to bench/cut three consecutive QBs for a worse one i.e. Jason is better than Mcnabb, Mcnabb better than Rex and Rex better than Beck. Beck is horrible. Holy shit just horrible. Locks on his target. Slow decision-maker. Lousy pocket presence.

But I don't put the blame for another blown season on Beck or any of the players in particular. It's painfully obvious these guys aren't being coached or motivated.

It's...just...spectacular...how far Mike has regressed in all facets of coaching. Talent evaluation. Organization. Clock management. Time-out management. Ability to motivate. Scheme. Wow...just wow. This is easily the worst coaching staff we've had in years. 11 ppg average in something like four or five games.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Alvin Walton

Sorry pal, you are wrong.
Cowboy and Eagle fans use the word garbage when referring to the Redskins.
You will understand that when you grow up.
Have a nice day.

I'm sorry how about Terrible? I hate Dallas and Philly so I won't use garbage just pissed

[NC_Skins]

Mike Shanahan: 11-6

Originally Posted by The Goat

It's...just...spectacular...how far Mike has regressed in all facets of coaching. Talent evaluation. Organization. Clock management. Time-out management. Ability to motivate. Scheme. Wow...just wow. This is easily the worst coaching staff we've had in years. 11 ppg average in something like four or five games.

Do tell us about all your experience in coaching so that we can get a handle on your qualifications to judge a coaching staff.

[IrMitchell]

Originally Posted by The Goat

It was interesting to listen to the commentators today discuss Shanny's decision to pass on all those QBs. I think another way to look at it is Mike's decision to bench/cut three consecutive QBs for a worse one i.e. Jason is better than Mcnabb, Mcnabb better than Rex and Rex better than Beck. Beck is horrible. Holy shit just horrible. Locks on his target. Slow decision-maker. Lousy pocket presence.

But I don't put the blame for another blown season on Beck or any of the players in particular. It's painfully obvious these guys aren't being coached or motivated.

It's...just...spectacular...how far Mike has regressed in all facets of coaching. Talent evaluation. Organization. Clock management. Time-out management. Ability to motivate. Scheme. Wow...just wow. This is easily the worst coaching staff we've had in years. 11 ppg average in something like four or five games.

I fully agree aside from the bolded.

[IrMitchell]

Honestly, I wouldn't be against Haslett being a head coach here. I like how he thinks.

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Mike Shanahan: 11-6




Do tell us about all your experience in coaching so that we can get a handle on your qualifications to judge a coaching staff.

Just watch football. That's all. As the commentators, analysts and literally everyone who gets paid to watch football has said, teams face all kinds of adversity including injuries and players turnover every year but the well coached teams respond in kind. Jeez oh man look at the Pack's road to the SB last year when they had 15 guys, many of them starters and stars, on IR.

[GusFrerotte]

Originally Posted by IrMitchell

Oh I understand that, but his weak delivery.. Poor reads, terrible pocket presence and did I mention weak delivery??

Only thing that I like about him is that he's not throwing the ball carelessly.

I know, I know, but he isn't Peyton Manning or even Tom Brady. He could turn out to be another Joey Harrington, etc, but ever see Terry Brashaw his first couple seasons? He was routinely booed. Not saying Blaine is going to be a great QB after season 3, he just might end up like poor Beck, but he is a rook, and some of these guys have long adjustment times. All his problems can be rectified in the offseason.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by The Goat

Just watch football. That's all. As the commentators, analysts and literally everyone who gets paid to watch football has said, teams face all kinds of adversity including injuries and players turnover every year but the well coached teams respond in kind. Jeez oh man look at the Pack's road to the SB last year when they had 15 guys, many of them starters and stars, on IR.

You mean the same Green Bay team we beat? Yeah, and they played like crap to start out with when the new guys filled those injured roles. Once they got some games in, and a chance to gel they went on a run.


We were playing good, had injuries, so now young players are currently filling those spots and are learning on the job. That's how things go bro.

[IrMitchell]

Originally Posted by GusFrerotte

I know, I know, but he isn't Peyton Manning or even Tom Brady. He could turn out to be another Joey Harrington, etc, but ever see Terry Brashaw his first couple seasons? He was routinely booed. Not saying Blaine is going to be a great QB after season 3, he just might end up like poor Beck, but he is a rook, and some of these guys have long adjustment times. All his problems can be rectified in the offseason.

Ok very true, I guess I'm just not very optimistic with Gabbert.

[SirClintonPortis]

Originally Posted by The Goat

Just watch football. That's all. As the commentators, analysts and literally everyone who gets paid to watch football has said, teams face all kinds of adversity including injuries and players turnover every year but the well coached teams respond in kind. Jeez oh man look at the Pack's road to the SB last year when they had 15 guys, many of them starters and stars, on IR.

The Packers also had good backups who didn't look like deer in headlights when put into action. Not to mention scouts like to scout out the Packers' sloppy seconds. Backups with skill are what put them over the top.

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

You mean the same Green Bay team we beat? Yeah, and they played like crap to start out with when the new guys filled those injured roles. Once they got some games in, and a chance to gel they went on a run.


We were playing good, had injuries, so now young players are currently filling those spots and are learning on the job. That's how things go bro.

Why did you link Mike's post-game?

...he said we played focused and extremely hard lol. This guy isn't in the game. The feel of our gameday's right now reminds me of '07 just before Gibbs resigned. I thought it was obvious he'd lost the edge and especially on gameday. Williams was holding the team together. Right now Haslett and the defense are trying to hold the team together but Haslett isn't nearly as talented as Williams and of course Mike's history in DC isn't Gibbs history.