So, How many ways is Shanny looking like a genious now? - Page 2

Red Dawg · 12-06-2004, 07:32 AM

NONE! The bottom line is that Plummer just isn't that good. Can't run and another loss. It's not all his fault but 4 int's in a game they really needed is bad. O-line played like shiat as well. Marty made it his mission to make Plummer win with his arm and now he is looking like a genious.

Ugly Duck · 12-06-2004, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Skip Towne

The only genious I see in the rat was his ability to stay out of Elway's way.

Succinct and eloquent, Skip sums up the entire existance of Donkeyteam in one short sentence.

cash1000 · 12-06-2004, 10:53 AM

Shanahan transfers his neurotic nervousness to his team thats why they have Superbowl talent but have been choking it up the last few years.

Eleazar · 12-06-2004, 11:05 AM

Droughns has been allright for them... but Bailey is looking very average lately. Anything but 'shutdown'

TEX · 12-06-2004, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Cochise

Droughns has been allright for them... but Bailey is looking very average lately. Anything but 'shutdown'

Yep. And I've felt all along that the trade would have to be measured in a few years to see who got the better deal. Portis straight up for Bailey would have been foolish, but the CHEATING DONX also got Bell as part of the deal. IF he turns out to be good, then I'll give the nod to the Broncos, but thus far IMO, Washington got the better end of the deal.

jettio · 12-06-2004, 12:16 PM

Shanahan is one of the best play-calling and game strategy coaches.

He rarely or never screws up clock management like the Chiefs have done for the last 5 seasons, and he always gives his offense some can't-miss plays.

His film festivals where he insists that his players are without sin, his crybaby whining to the refs, all-time leader in unsucccessful replay challenges, and his failed relationships with players who have had productive years before and after their short stays at the glue farm reveal that a lack of character keeps him from being one of the all time greats.

Shanahan is definitely as good a strategist as any of the all-time greats, but his flaws in character make him another Jimmy Johnson level of success story and not a Bill Walsh, Chuck Noll, Tom Landry, or Vince Lombardi.

The post-Elway Shanahan Broncos have never achieved to the level they were predicted in preseason predictions, late season losses to mediocre teams are their staple, as is post-season scapegoating, and it is all due to a lack of character.

TEX · 12-06-2004, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by jettio

Shanahan is one of the best play-calling and game strategy coaches.

He rarely or never screws up clock management like the Chiefs have done for the last 5 seasons, and he always gives his offense some can't-miss plays.

His film festivals where he insists that his players are without sin, his crybaby whining to the refs, all-time leader in unsucccessful replay challenges, and his failed relationships with players who have had productive years before and after their short stays at the glue farm reveal that a lack of character keeps him from being one of the all time greats.

Shanahan is definitely as good a strategist as any of the all-time greats, but his flaws in character make him another Jimmy Johnson level of success story and not a Bill Walsh, Chuck Noll, Tom Landry, or Vince Lombardi.

The post-Elway Shanahan Broncos *

(* Violated the salary cap during their championship seasons) have never achieved to the level they were predicted in preseason predictions, late season losses to mediocre teams are their staple, as is post-season scapegoating, and it is all due to a lack of character.

Very well said. I hope this season holds true to form and the CHIEFS can add to the Broncos post-Elway misery!

StcChief · 12-06-2004, 12:27 PM

We need to be up for Dec 19th. at home against Donxs.

Put a stake in their playoff heart.

Gaz · 12-06-2004, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by nm_dbf

We need to be up for Dec 19th. at home against Donxs.

Put a stake in their playoff heart.

That would be shweeet!

xoxo~
Gaz
Would love to take a dump on the Predominantly Orange.

KCTitus · 12-06-2004, 12:33 PM

So it looks like Teej's prediction of 12/19/04 being a Superbowl for one of the two teams, however, it appears he got the team wrong.

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jettio MVP Join Date: Sep 2002 Casino cash: $4844930	Shanahan is one of the best play-calling and game strategy coaches. He rarely or never screws up clock management like the Chiefs have done for the last 5 seasons, and he always gives his offense some can't-miss plays. His film festivals where he insists that his players are without sin, his crybaby whining to the refs, all-time leader in unsucccessful replay challenges, and his failed relationships with players who have had productive years before and after their short stays at the glue farm reveal that a lack of character keeps him from being one of the all time greats. Shanahan is definitely as good a strategist as any of the all-time greats, but his flaws in character make him another Jimmy Johnson level of success story and not a Bill Walsh, Chuck Noll, Tom Landry, or Vince Lombardi. The post-Elway Shanahan Broncos have never achieved to the level they were predicted in preseason predictions, late season losses to mediocre teams are their staple, as is post-season scapegoating, and it is all due to a lack of character. __________________ Where Ignorance is Bliss, 'Tis Folly to be Wise. __
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