Joe Theismann is not happy with ESPN’s Todd McShay over the draft analyst’s comments about the Washington Redskins coach job.
McShay was a guest on “The Dan Patrick Show” on Wednesday and had a harsh opinion of the Redskins. He said he would not advise a friend to take that head coaching job and also said he would take 31 other NFL jobs before that one. The subject came up in the context of Urban Meyer attending a Redskins game last weekend.
.@McShay13 probably knows every coach that matters. Listen to what he said about #Redskins getting a new one if Snyder does not #FireBruceAllen. pic.twitter.com/Ux8U5ucSWU
— Burgundy Blog (@BurgundyBlog) December 19, 2019
Theismann, who played 12 seasons with the Redskins and won a Super Bowl with them, defended his team. Theismann was on with Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan in DC and called McShay’s comments “irresponsible.” Theismann also said he would question McShay’s research into the matter.
Joe Theismann says Todd McShay’s comments about the Redskins being the worst job in the NFL are “irresponsible.”
Theismann: I have to question the research that was done into other franchises.— JP Finlay (@JPFinlayNBCS) December 19, 2019
Washington has long been viewed as a bad job due to the perception that Dan Snyder is a meddling owner, not to mention one who can be a jerk. The Redskins have only won one playoff game this century and have had just three winning seasons since Joe Gibbs’ second stint with the team ended after the 2007 season.
H/T The Spun
