Jansen on his broken thumbs:
"It’s limited me in some ways but has been beneficial in others. It’s like I have a couple of clubs on my hands. I just have to hit people with them."
My children, gather round! No retreat, no surrender; that is Spartan law. And by Spartan law we will stand and fight... and die. A new age has begun. An age of freedom, and all will know, that 300 Spartans gave their last breaths to defend it!
Offense: Portis: 1,500 yards from a guy who supposedly can't play in Gibbs system
Defense: Marshall for filling the role of Pierce and plugging what most experts said would be a gaping hole in the D
Special teams: Mike Sellers, just a nod to his all-around season
Fios wrote:Offense: Portis: 1,500 yards from a guy who supposedly can't play in Gibbs system Defense: Marshall for filling the role of Pierce and plugging what most experts said would be a gaping hole in the D Special teams: Mike Sellers, just a nod to his all-around season
I was thinking of Sellers also but Jimoh actually becoming a decent contributor all around was more shocking imo.
Offense - Moss
Defense - Too many to choice rationally so I am going to root for Griff! Such a nice guy on interviews and how we suffered when he wasn't in the lineup
To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die." ~ Thomas Campbell
John Manfreda wrote:Easy Answer Santana Moss. Not even a close second
Wow, Santana Moss for the defensive and special teams players of the year too?
Personally, I didn't think he was good enough to give him all 3 honors.
NO just offense, I thought you would see that I didn't do defense and special teams player of the year, but since you couldn't, than I am telling you now. I didn't do special teams or defense.
Tough on offense. Moss making adjustments on passes or Portis picking up blocks to give Brunell a chance to pass... Gotta go with Moss, simply because in Week 2 it was his play that gave us the "W" at Dallas.
Defense, no question, Marcus Washington.
Special teams, I gotta give the nod to Jimoh, even though I'd called for his head during the season. It's looking like he's coachable, and buying into the system.
R.I.P. Andrew McDonough 9/3/92 - 7/14/07. Love & miss you, #20.
Offense: M. Brunell (our offense went the way he went mostly for good but also bad a few times due to injuries).
Defense: C. Griffin (our defense was different with/without him).
Just to be different but highly deserving also:
ST: L. Betts
Daniel Snyder has defined incompetence, failure and greed to true Washington Redskins fans for over a decade and a half. Stay away from football operations !!!