Took me a few minutes to get my lips to unpucker after reading that post. Sour Grapes much?
Am I sore we lost? Sure. Any fan would be I guess. But my response has more to do with who I'm responding to. The statement was made to the classless individual who roots for the Seahawks and started this thread.
Had you started this thread my response would've been different and much nicer. You have been a good winner in my book.
There really was no reason to go ahead and try to kick all of us when were down.
I've watched more NFL than most of you -- that means having to learn some perspective -- but I don't feel down, and down't know why any Redskin fan would feel that way. "Kick"?? Nothing to kick at.
Joe Gibbs has not finished building his Redskins. He's missing a couple of WR's and maybe a DE. The defense throttled Seattle's running, and that was not a matter of plus or minus Alexander. A runner goes nowhere without holes, and there were none except a couple of blitz-traps and Matt H's scrambles. The offense was stuck without a second WR -- a Monk or Taylor-sized WR, or even a small guy who can get open. When the team adds another WR this off-season, things will open up a bit.
On the Seattle side, the team is all-around pretty good, but not over-powering. The turnovers suggest either some jitters or the wet ball. The Seattle fan postings suggest that a lot of people are not comfortable having a winning team.
Exactly!!!Check out Gibbs locker room interview on redskins.com!!Gibbs is still looking for some more guys to help build his "core" redskins!!I think that another awesome wide reciever would open our offense up so much more.I hope we can find him this offseason and healthy Patten will be nice too.We need the offense To step it up just a little more!!!
Boss - I agree with you but Vandal has repudiated that comment from what I can see. I'm all for giving people second chances but some of his brethren don't have anymore chances with me. Vandal, at least from what I've read so far, has been man enough to repudiate the thread when he realized he was wrong. When taken into context the way he acted vs. the way ShaunMVP and DJACK have acted, I label Vandal a good winner. Is he a perfect one? Not on your life. But at least he was "good" enough to realize he was wrong and act accordingly.
It pained me to be so far away because I knew there was some nonsense happening on here after the loss. I've only been on for 5 minutes and I have a headache.
Vandal wrote:Hey Boss Hog, I have already backed way off my comments, read a little.
I read everything thanks... I don't have a choice... I'm a moderator and as such, it's my job to clean up after you... a job that took up almost my entire first 'day off' yesterday.
You go ahead and give him a second chance... and I'll keep running a site that houses the most classless, rude and ignorant posters of them all... even though those posters have never disrespected this house or it's rules like the Seahawk fans did this week... and that includes Vandal.
Sean Taylor was one of a kind, may he rest in peace.
To both sides of this,to love your team faithfully through the lean years is rare.To honor your team no matter what their short-cummings or injuries is seldom heard of.To hope beyond hope,remove any doubt in your mind that on 'ANY GIVEN SUNDAY' your team has the ability,coaching,will and determination to win. is admirable.But to have all of these qualities and the pride to show them in a crowd of others alike,or alone makes you one thing and ONLY one thing......
"A REDSKIN'S FAN" Heres to 2006 and the pursuit of #4
GO HOGS!
Boss - there's no way in hell I'd do what you do (running a site and cleaning up after the mess) so I have the utmost respect for you and what you do here. I do understand where you're coming from though.
I do understand where you're coming from though.