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I'm sure Adidas had a lot to do with the marketing campaign. He still went along with it, and he held those press conferences and said the things he said on his own.
My issue isn't that he wanted to be back, or that he worked as hard as he did. In fact I applaud him for that and sincerely appreciate the effort. That sort of character has been missing from this locker room for a while (the whole - come here to get paid culture.) My issue is it feels like he created the atmosphere where sitting him was not a legitimate option, and in hindsight I think it's clear sitting him for 2-6 weeks should not have only been a legitimate option but in my mind it was likely the best option.
Shanahan has his own fair share of blame in that situation as an enabler.
As would almost any player who ever strapped on a helmet. Ya got nothing here.
"Taking shots" is open for lots of interpretation. You apparently loathe the young man, so it's understandable you see it as worst case.
Easily explained by Shi-no
Completely understandable. And easily doused by a coach with balls. Which Shammy was supposed to be in possession of. He could have controlled that. He didn't. He's the coach. 100% of the blame goes to him.
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Sorry, my bad. I was confused by all the blame for the "dysfunction" caused by the egomaniac and his stage mother, father.Yes, I clearly loath the guy that's on the jersey I dropped almost $300 on, picked as my avatar, upgraded my seats at the stadium in anticipation of him coming here and doing great things, and spend majority of my redskins-related-thoughts sincerely concerned about the well-being and future of.
Lots of loathing there.
I think it's at least possible, that part of keeping everyone, can show some degree of maturity by Snyder. In that, at some point stability needs to become the norm. So that going forward, any new coach hired can have some degree of comfort that the owner will have his back through the hard times. And that he has the power to do it his way.
