[washingtonismoney]

I have no idea what you are talking about.

The claim you've made is that "mistakes were made." That's plausible, as the QB play was quite mediocre. But it requires there to be an adequate alternative. The counterclaim made by Shaw is that Hogan wasn't ready until later in the season -- and hence, there was no adequate alternative. That's also plausible. Since Shaw sees Hogan every day and I don't -- and since I recall several spring reports from neutral observers referring to him as "raw" or "needing work" -- I'm inclined to believe that argument, unless you have some information I don't. In which case, you should state what information you have; I'm not a fan of unfalsifiable arguments.

[washingtonismoney]

I have no idea what you are talking about.

The claim you've made is that "mistakes were made." That's plausible, as the QB play was quite mediocre. But it requires there to be an adequate alternative. The counterclaim made by Shaw is that Hogan wasn't ready until later in the season -- and hence, there was no adequate alternative. That's also plausible. Since Shaw sees Hogan every day and I don't -- and since I recall several spring reports from neutral observers referring to him as "raw" or "needing work" -- I'm inclined to believe that argument, unless you have some information I don't. In which case, you should state what information you have; I'm not a fan of unfalsifiable arguments.