goodlookinout
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00713;7313096 said:
Lol
Lol
MarcusGarvey
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Safe to say Sam Bradford rookie contract was when owners said enough of this shit.
I agree with the rookie contract scale. Not to be pocket watching word to Dame
I agree with the rookie contract scale. Not to be pocket watching word to Dame
lamontbdc;7315011 said:
I just had this discussion with a couple Washington fans yesterday. I just used BDB and Black Ax's arguments from a few pgs back and added in that everybody loves the backup, until he really gets the master key.
Anyway @ Wash fans have you pinponted a source for Robert's apparent struggles? Is dropping back from under center really a problem for him like I've heard ppl say? How well is he going through progressions? Still taking hits like a dummy?
..yeah I lose interest fast on other teams websites. I'd rather read it from y'all.
Already Home_17
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didnt they try that "give cousins a shot at starting QB" last year? the redskins went winless with him under center didn't they?
Yea the back up qb is always the fan favorite here in DC going back to Doug Williams days.
these niggas just so fickle tho it's funny to watch a whole fan base get nervous and call for the back up for no real logical reason. I mean it's the pre season. Wtf happened to seeing how guys look once the season starts and they have played 4/5 games. Coverage as well as NFL fans have totally jumped the shark on pre season. I mean Sanchez looking good in pre season versus back ups and all of the sudden he's a hot commodity. Come the fuck on with this shit.
these niggas just so fickle tho it's funny to watch a whole fan base get nervous and call for the back up for no real logical reason. I mean it's the pre season. Wtf happened to seeing how guys look once the season starts and they have played 4/5 games. Coverage as well as NFL fans have totally jumped the shark on pre season. I mean Sanchez looking good in pre season versus back ups and all of the sudden he's a hot commodity. Come the fuck on with this shit.
Already Home_17;7315072 said:
Was that really a shot to win the job though? I thought it was about Shanahan being a dick, for lack of a better term, in combination wiith knowing that the team was going nowhere so you may as well save Robert from himself to preserve his health.
Negro_Caesar
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1of1;7315141 said:
Ur right but dude played piss poor with his chance to at least become trade bait. Cousins killed 2nd and 3rd string this preseason. That's it
1of1;7315141 said:
Nah it was a passive aggressive ploy by Shanny. He knew the last three games were against teams with poor defenses. He then can get Kirk to come in and light it up. Which in the end saves his ass so if he got fired he can say to future employers "It was RG that held me back, look what happened when I had my guy in to run my offense"
In the end his plan fucked himself and the organization over. The trade mystique of Cousins went to the shitter which hurt us and it showed the game passed Shanny by and he's washed which hurt him.
Stew
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1of1;7315062 said:
It's a new offense, completely diff from what he has been runnin the last 4+ years, he's going to struggle a bit. All we(fans) have seen is him throw like 25 times in this system, it's been mediocre so far and I imagine it probably won't be great this year. Find out more in 2 weeks.....
VulcanRaven
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lamontbdc;7315128 said:
That's every where though. Some people here wanted Flacco benched for Taylor lol. Some still do after last season.
I don't know any Skins fans that have given starting Cousins over RG3 any consideration, that shit sounds ridiculous. Theismann said some fuck shit out his mouth now there is a supposed controversy. Most of the people agreeing with that BS are people that already didn't like RG off of the shit from last year or random fluke fans that base their football opinion off Sportscenter highlights.
TRILLip Brooks
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Season starts in 2 weeks, why is this thread still stickied? Off season is over
texasdaking88
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VulcanRaven;7315329 said:
they are some goddamn fools.. I like Taylor but when he does get some PT, he really doesn't do shit.. I do wanna see him get a shot at a starting job somewhere else tho... but he's looking like senaca Wallace part 2
texasdaking88
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The Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills each pulled
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Black.' So I think that poll might be kind of skewed."
The Bills ranked second in the poll with 19 percent of
the vote, followed by the Browns (16 percent),
Jacksonville Jaguars (9 percent) and Green Bay
Packers (6 percent).
team NFL guys least want
to play for?
by Taboola Sponsored Links
Most NFL players apparently want nothing to
do with the Silver and Black.
ESPN polled 82 current NFLers on which team they
would least like to play for, posing the question as:
"The only way I'd play for (team name) is if they
doubled my salary."
The Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills each pulled
in more than 15 percent of the vote, but the team
receiving more thumbs down (23 percent) than any
other was the Oakland Raiders -- a fact that isn't
particularly surprising.
The once-dominant Raiders have been AFC West
doormats for more than a decade now, going without
a playoff appearance or winning record since losing
the Super Bowl after the 2002 season. It also doesn't
help that they play in what's widely regarded as one
of the worst stadiums in American professional
sports, or that they've had 16 different quarterbacks
start at least one game over the last 10 seasons -- a
number that will grow to 17 when new acquisition
Matt Schaub makes his regular-season Raiders
debut.
Current Oakland players don't necessarily agree with
the rest of the league's assessment, though.
"I've never heard anybody that said they didn't want
to play for the Raiders, so that's pretty shocking,"
cornerback Charles Woodson said. "I think you've
got to take the attitude that if you didn't want to
come here, it doesn't matter anyway. Over the years,
I've known and talked to countless players that said,
'Man, I would love to come play in the Silver and
Black.' So I think that poll might be kind of skewed."
The Bills ranked second in the poll with 19 percent of
the vote, followed by the Browns (16 percent),
Jacksonville Jaguars (9 percent) and Green Bay
Packers (6 percent).
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