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The Shanahan Way- Offensive Accountability and Expectations
We always hear Mike Shanahan talk about “doing the little things right” but what exactly are those little things? Every coach has his own principles that build the foundation and attitude of his football team, and Mike Shanahan is no different. He is big on accountability and expecting perfection, just ask guys like Steve Young, [...]
Unemployed Has-been Quarterback Wants to Offer Robert Griffin III Career Advice
There are few people more unqualified to offer advice to Robert Griffin III than Donovan McNabb. It’s not altogether surprising that Washington Post columnist Mike Wise went to McNabb to ask his opinion on the Redskins signal caller; it’s not like Wise is going to get a legitimate interview with RGIII any time soon, [...]
Reflecting on Santana Moss’ Career
I’ve never been afraid to admit when I’m wrong, and I’ve been wrong a lot. I was certain that both Patrick Ramsey, and then Jason Campbell would lead the Redskins to great success. I was sure Adam Archuletta (later Oshiomogo Atogwe) would provide the spark our secondary desperately needed and in 2005 I was convinced [...]
A Crash Course In The Pistol Formation, West Coast Offense, and RG3 as a Passer
Washington Redskins fans may be crazy, but they are not (always) dumb. Robert Griffin III’s 3,200 yards and 20 touchdowns with 5 interceptions proved that he is for real. You don’t have those kind of stats by accident, and that takes into account he actually missed a full game. However, we are a fretful [...]
Cousins’ Impact On The Redskins
When the Washington Redskins selected Michigan State Quarterback Kirk Cousins with the 102nd overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, I was as shocked as the next guy. Even Cousins himself reacted with surprise: “I was trying to forecast which teams would be looking at a quarterback, and didn’t see the Redskins thinking along those lines.” Were [...]
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