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Benching of McNabb raises questions about this season and beyond
If Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan wanted to send a message to quarterback Donovan McNabb, he did by benching him for the final two minutes of Sunday's 37 25 loss to the Detroit Lions.
But Shanahan also sent a strong message to every other player in the locker room. After spending six months telling the Redskins to trust their quarterback, Shanahan signaled to the whole football world that eight weeks into the season, he doesn't think McNabb is the best quarterback to help the Redskins win ballgames and that perhaps Rex Grossman is.
In the locker room at Ford Field, many veterans declined to comment publicly on Shanahan's benching of McNabb, who has been named to six Pro Bowls, in favor of Grossman, who has a career passer rating of 69.6 fake price cartier love ring and has played in just six games the past three seasons.
I wasn't all warm and fuzzy about the McNabb trade when announced. And watching some of the rookie type mistakes he's made so far this year has been painful to say the least. But in McNabb's defense, the offensive line is still a huge issue and until that's truly addressed and righted doesn't matter who's back there as QB, we're going no where fast.
I don't understand the logic or decision to bench McNabb. It's sending a message all right but not the one I think MS intended.
MS's credibility factor took a huge hit, and I don't see this boding well for us after the bye. Good to see that.
At one point in the fourth down, I think we handed off to Williams on a horrible draw play, on the tv you could see Kyle Shanny, pointing to the field and what looked to me like, what the F are they doing.
I thought we were going to get this ton of motion, flying around offense, but it seems very dumbed down, which now we hear is the issue.
.500 is still good with me, more accurately portrays this team, would like to see Dock back in the OL rotation though, this makes no sense. Rabach should be cut, if we had a suitable back up.
Dude, "maybe it's a brother thing" was said in jest. You can say that on TV and on the radio and unless you're the chairman of the FCC, you're not qualified to render my statement and me a racist.
You need to be careful in your life what terms you toss around willy nilly. Man up a little and realize that if you think saying brother is racist, maybe it's you with the problem, not others.
Relax Brown, don't be so quick to get your panties in a bunch. You're making far too big a deal here. You don't "send a signal" when the game is on the line and you still have a chance to win.
This does not rally the team, this only unsettles it. Apparently his plan is to stick with McNabb, but this does not improve their rapport/relationship. And if Rex Grossman is the better option when the game is on the line and the team is under the gun, then why stick with McNabb under any circumstances?
It's days like these, and posts like the ones I've been reading here the last 18 hours, that remind me that "fan" is indeed short for "fanatic." The amount of over reaction has been epic.
Was it a mistake to pull McNabb at the end of yesterday's game? IMO, yes. The way Detroit's D line (especially Suh; does anyone on here still want to argue that the Lions should have drafted Okung?) punked our O line, we clearly needed someone with copy love ring price DM5's mobility at QB, not the statue like Grossman. But was Shanahan's decision "stunning," or "inexplicable" like some of the talking heads and RI posters have said or intimated? No. McNabb was not playing well at all. Yes, he was under tremendous pressure all day, but on the occasions that he did have time, he was missing open receivers. He threw one awful pick and another one that should have been a pick six (which would have been THREE in two weeks, if you count the one that was negated by a delay of game penalty).
And let's not overestimate the significance of the benching. I'm betting that Shanahan will announce at today's presser that DM5 will still be the starter after the bye, and that his statement after the game about McNabb not being as familiar with the 2 minute offense as Grossman should not be interpreted as a criticism either of DM's intelligence or work ethic. After all, I remember a statement by Steve Young cartier yellow diamond ring price fake that it took him 2 years to relly master this offense. That McNabb may not have mastered it in 6 7 months shouldn't be that big of a surprise.
I'm also amused by how some of us are ready to jump off a bridge or run the Shanahans out of town because we lost to the Lions. Folks, we were 4 12 last year. We stunk almost as much as the Lions did. This year, the Lions have crushed a team the we lost rather decisively to (the Rams), lost to the Packers only because of that fluke non touchdown call involving Calvin Johnson at the end of the game, and have been in pretty much every other game that they've played. Losing to them on the road is no embarassment. Being 4 4 at this point puts us pretty much on track for the 8 8 season that I thought we would have, which is certainly a great improvement over last year's disaster.
A little perspective is a good thing, people. Williams has only two receptions all season, so if the team dropped him and played Banks in his spot, I don't think copy cartier yellow diamond ring price it would hurt. That would open an active roster spot in which you would put Robinson or Capers. Use the young offensive linemen in goal line situations and to play when and if the game is put away. The idea is to get them game experience.
As far as picking up Mawae, I disagree because I think the guy is done. No one has been kicking his tires since preseason. I agree that the Redskins need someone other than Rabach in the middle. The guy is flat out horrible against the really big guys and Lichtensteiger is even worse.in concern of cartier bracelet stainless steel love knockoff up to the minute fashion Administrivia suggest tell you
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If Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan wanted to send a message to quarterback Donovan McNabb, he did by benching him for the final two minutes of Sunday's 37 25 loss to the Detroit Lions.
But Shanahan also sent a strong message to every other player in the locker room. After spending six months telling the Redskins to trust their quarterback, Shanahan signaled to the whole football world that eight weeks into the season, he doesn't think McNabb is the best quarterback to help the Redskins win ballgames and that perhaps Rex Grossman is.
In the locker room at Ford Field, many veterans declined to comment publicly on Shanahan's benching of McNabb, who has been named to six Pro Bowls, in favor of Grossman, who has a career passer rating of 69.6 fake price cartier love ring and has played in just six games the past three seasons.
I wasn't all warm and fuzzy about the McNabb trade when announced. And watching some of the rookie type mistakes he's made so far this year has been painful to say the least. But in McNabb's defense, the offensive line is still a huge issue and until that's truly addressed and righted doesn't matter who's back there as QB, we're going no where fast.
I don't understand the logic or decision to bench McNabb. It's sending a message all right but not the one I think MS intended.
MS's credibility factor took a huge hit, and I don't see this boding well for us after the bye. Good to see that.
At one point in the fourth down, I think we handed off to Williams on a horrible draw play, on the tv you could see Kyle Shanny, pointing to the field and what looked to me like, what the F are they doing.
I thought we were going to get this ton of motion, flying around offense, but it seems very dumbed down, which now we hear is the issue.
.500 is still good with me, more accurately portrays this team, would like to see Dock back in the OL rotation though, this makes no sense. Rabach should be cut, if we had a suitable back up.
Dude, "maybe it's a brother thing" was said in jest. You can say that on TV and on the radio and unless you're the chairman of the FCC, you're not qualified to render my statement and me a racist.
You need to be careful in your life what terms you toss around willy nilly. Man up a little and realize that if you think saying brother is racist, maybe it's you with the problem, not others.
Relax Brown, don't be so quick to get your panties in a bunch. You're making far too big a deal here. You don't "send a signal" when the game is on the line and you still have a chance to win.
This does not rally the team, this only unsettles it. Apparently his plan is to stick with McNabb, but this does not improve their rapport/relationship. And if Rex Grossman is the better option when the game is on the line and the team is under the gun, then why stick with McNabb under any circumstances?
It's days like these, and posts like the ones I've been reading here the last 18 hours, that remind me that "fan" is indeed short for "fanatic." The amount of over reaction has been epic.
Was it a mistake to pull McNabb at the end of yesterday's game? IMO, yes. The way Detroit's D line (especially Suh; does anyone on here still want to argue that the Lions should have drafted Okung?) punked our O line, we clearly needed someone with copy love ring price DM5's mobility at QB, not the statue like Grossman. But was Shanahan's decision "stunning," or "inexplicable" like some of the talking heads and RI posters have said or intimated? No. McNabb was not playing well at all. Yes, he was under tremendous pressure all day, but on the occasions that he did have time, he was missing open receivers. He threw one awful pick and another one that should have been a pick six (which would have been THREE in two weeks, if you count the one that was negated by a delay of game penalty).
And let's not overestimate the significance of the benching. I'm betting that Shanahan will announce at today's presser that DM5 will still be the starter after the bye, and that his statement after the game about McNabb not being as familiar with the 2 minute offense as Grossman should not be interpreted as a criticism either of DM's intelligence or work ethic. After all, I remember a statement by Steve Young cartier yellow diamond ring price fake that it took him 2 years to relly master this offense. That McNabb may not have mastered it in 6 7 months shouldn't be that big of a surprise.
I'm also amused by how some of us are ready to jump off a bridge or run the Shanahans out of town because we lost to the Lions. Folks, we were 4 12 last year. We stunk almost as much as the Lions did. This year, the Lions have crushed a team the we lost rather decisively to (the Rams), lost to the Packers only because of that fluke non touchdown call involving Calvin Johnson at the end of the game, and have been in pretty much every other game that they've played. Losing to them on the road is no embarassment. Being 4 4 at this point puts us pretty much on track for the 8 8 season that I thought we would have, which is certainly a great improvement over last year's disaster.
A little perspective is a good thing, people. Williams has only two receptions all season, so if the team dropped him and played Banks in his spot, I don't think copy cartier yellow diamond ring price it would hurt. That would open an active roster spot in which you would put Robinson or Capers. Use the young offensive linemen in goal line situations and to play when and if the game is put away. The idea is to get them game experience.
As far as picking up Mawae, I disagree because I think the guy is done. No one has been kicking his tires since preseason. I agree that the Redskins need someone other than Rabach in the middle. The guy is flat out horrible against the really big guys and Lichtensteiger is even worse.
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