Bulldog
The Legend
McVay was able to get Jared Goff, who he inherited, to a Super Bowl.
Shanahan took Jimmy Garoppolo a Super Bowl.
Now, those teams had good defenses which we have had here only sporadically.
But Jared Goff? At the time he was a declared bust #1 pick under Jeff Fisher that couldn't seem to do anything right.
Garoppolo meanwhile is a 15-20 starter in the league at his best and you can argue that was 2 years ago before he got hurt.
But recall Shanahan not only got Garoppolo going in SF but reshaped an offense in 2012 to make RGIII supportable as an NFL quarterback.
Turner to me is PART of the problem here, but he comes as part of the package deal with Ron.
No doubt part of the reason Ron is a fan of Turner is that they see eye to eye on many things in terms of scheme and personnel.
We gave up a #5 draft pick for Kyle Allen, a backup's backup, that couldn't really play at an NFL level, even in a relief capacity. He was undrafted by Carolina and they had no intention of starting him. He no doubt would have been released if Washington had waited longer than 60 seconds.
No doubt as a confidant of Ron, Turner was in the discussion on the decision to sign and draft the players they have.
Is Turner why the team is in fourth place?
No, but it's not exactly as if he has a reputation for fielding a unit where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
In fact we look at McLaurin's numbers and the failure to get carries and catches to the running backs the first few weeks of the season as part of the reason we descended down the depths of **** to scoring a low of 8 points against Philly and 12 points against the Bears.
Detroit has one of the worst defenses in the NFL and Washington took over 30 minutes to put up one point against it.
It was a whitewash for 30 plus minutes to start against the Eagles as well.
10 points, 170 yards passing and Terry McLaurin with 2 catches for 15 yards against Dallas?
This offense outside of the Jacksonville second half and the late comeback against Detroit has been just as challenged as it was in 2021 and 2020.
Ron and Scott together haven't made much progress on the score sheet with this offense with whatever personnel groupings they have come up with since 2020.
In that 2 year period, the Eagles seem to have built up an entire football reboot to respectability and contending for a good seed come playoff time.
Shanahan took Jimmy Garoppolo a Super Bowl.
Now, those teams had good defenses which we have had here only sporadically.
But Jared Goff? At the time he was a declared bust #1 pick under Jeff Fisher that couldn't seem to do anything right.
Garoppolo meanwhile is a 15-20 starter in the league at his best and you can argue that was 2 years ago before he got hurt.
But recall Shanahan not only got Garoppolo going in SF but reshaped an offense in 2012 to make RGIII supportable as an NFL quarterback.
Turner to me is PART of the problem here, but he comes as part of the package deal with Ron.
No doubt part of the reason Ron is a fan of Turner is that they see eye to eye on many things in terms of scheme and personnel.
We gave up a #5 draft pick for Kyle Allen, a backup's backup, that couldn't really play at an NFL level, even in a relief capacity. He was undrafted by Carolina and they had no intention of starting him. He no doubt would have been released if Washington had waited longer than 60 seconds.
No doubt as a confidant of Ron, Turner was in the discussion on the decision to sign and draft the players they have.
Is Turner why the team is in fourth place?
No, but it's not exactly as if he has a reputation for fielding a unit where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
In fact we look at McLaurin's numbers and the failure to get carries and catches to the running backs the first few weeks of the season as part of the reason we descended down the depths of **** to scoring a low of 8 points against Philly and 12 points against the Bears.
Detroit has one of the worst defenses in the NFL and Washington took over 30 minutes to put up one point against it.
It was a whitewash for 30 plus minutes to start against the Eagles as well.
10 points, 170 yards passing and Terry McLaurin with 2 catches for 15 yards against Dallas?
This offense outside of the Jacksonville second half and the late comeback against Detroit has been just as challenged as it was in 2021 and 2020.
Ron and Scott together haven't made much progress on the score sheet with this offense with whatever personnel groupings they have come up with since 2020.
In that 2 year period, the Eagles seem to have built up an entire football reboot to respectability and contending for a good seed come playoff time.




