Mike Shanahan might be cleaning out his office for good this time.
With rumors of Shanahan's exit swirling, the Washington Redskins imploded in a 45-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs at FedEx Field on Sunday.
Here's what else we learned in Sunday's game:
- CBS broadcaster Solomon Wilcots called the Redskins' special teams the poorest display he's ever seen. They went on to allow a kickoff return for a touchdownafter that statement. Special teams coordinator Keith Burns' unit has been an unmitigated disaster all season. Tight end Niles Paul suggested earlier in the season that players aren't buying in to Burns' coaching.
- Shanahan said he only pulled quarterback Robert Griffin III for Kirk Cousins in the fourth quarter because the game was out of reach. Interestingly, Shanahan would not commit to Griffin as the Week 15 starter. By Monday morning, it might not be Shanahan's call to make.
- Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles added to his All-Pro resume with his highest rushing output of the season. Charles' 13 touchdowns leads the league.
- It's hard to blame Redskins fans for checking out early. By halftime, there were tumbleweeds rolling through FedEx Field.
- The St. Louis Rams are watching the Redskins' dumpster fire with amusement. As part of the RGIII trade, the Rams have Washington's first-round draft pick. If things break their way over the final three weeks, it could be the No. 1 overall selection.
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