BadMoFo
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Do the fans in your neck of the woods believe Dan Snyder will leave Shanahan alone and let him run the team? Given the egos of each, this might make for good theater even if the pairing is unsuccessful.
He'll probably want a new QB. Don't think JC will cut it.
I actually saw some people making early mock drafts with Clausen going to Washington.
Would you want Jason Campbell as your quarterback? I sure as hell wouldn't.. crap o-line or not.He'll probably want a new QB. Don't think JC will cut it.
Would you want Jason Campbell as your quarterback? I sure as hell wouldn't.. crap o-line or not.
I wouldn't want JC as backup to Hoyer.
I think they will want Clausen but I think the Rams will pick him. I don't think many other QBs being a good for Shanahan's offence though. But what other choices do they have? Bradford? Locker? Tebow? Mallett?
The 2009 Redskins team was probably a 10-6 team with proper coaching,Zorn was horrid and Shanahan will have that team in playoff contention in 11 months from now...bank on it.
I guess this isn't a big surprise, but I think that Dan Snyder might finally have met his match. Joe Gibbs was worthy, but past his prime and probably didn't have the stomach for the politics of standing up to an overarching, overreaching Owner. Shanahan wants to go to Canton and knows the third ring is his ticket, so I doubt he'll put up with much.
For what it's worth, Allen held a press conference today and said flat out that the Redskins believe that Jason Campbell's best years are ahead of him. Whether or not Shanahan agrees with that remains to be seen. My guess is "no".