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SLOWLY BUT SURELY I'M STARTING TO REALIZE THAT GETTING RID OF LAVAR WAS A REALLY SMART MOVE . I WAS A HUGE LAVAR FAN, BUT HE HAS DONE NOTHING THIS YEAR AND THAT KNEE DOESN'T LOOK LIKE IT WILL EVER BE A HUNDRED% WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK
Heck NO!! Man I almost got over us getting rid of Lavar and Bam someone has to bring it back up. Any how no way was it a good move! The weak side is definately still a weakness. Our D is still a strong unit but definately not the same without Lavar. I still cry when I see him in G men uniform. Gosh Darnit Fooey !! Dang I miss Lavar. Any how our offense seems to be forming into a potent bunch! A smell a return of the fun bunch!
Sean Taylor starting free safety Heavens team!
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HEROHAMO wrote:Any how no way was it a good move! The weak side is definately still a weakness. Our D is still a strong unit but definately not the same without Lavar.
I disagree, tottally. Holdman has been doing exceptionally well this year. Nobody wants to give the guy his props.
Everyone said LA would tear it up in NY and he's done exactly what he has done here in the past 2 years, squat.
Thanks for the memories.
Thanks for the cap space.
Aside from that, good riddens you interdivisional rival, I hope you continue to underachieve for your new team.
He's playing so far under the radar that even the media has forgotten about him being a redskin. Its Wednesday and there is absolutely no hype on redskins.com, THN, ESPN, SI, Fox. There was more hype for AP's revenge than LA.




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Chris Luva Luva wrote:I disagree, tottally. Holdman has been doing exceptionally well this year. Nobody wants to give the guy his props.
His run stopping has been great, his coverage somewhat suspect, from what I've noticed.
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Did you see the Shawn Springs quote about Lavar today? He was asked wheter the Skins were worried that Lavar might tip the Gints off to the Skins defensive playbook and Springs replied that when he was here Lavar did not know that many of the plays so no, he was not worried.
Drinking the Kool-Aid again...
Ha! Holdman is okay at best. He definatly is no Lavar!Chris Luva Luva wrote:HEROHAMO wrote:Any how no way was it a good move! The weak side is definately still a weakness. Our D is still a strong unit but definately not the same without Lavar.
I disagree, tottally. Holdman has been doing exceptionally well this year. Nobody wants to give the guy his props.
Everyone said LA would tear it up in NY and he's done exactly what he has done here in the past 2 years, squat.
Thanks for the memories.
Thanks for the cap space.
Aside from that, good riddens you interdivisional rival, I hope you continue to underachieve for your new team.
He's playing so far under the radar that even the media has forgotten about him being a redskin. Its Wednesday and there is absolutely no hype on redskins.com, THN, ESPN, SI, Fox. There was more hype for AP's revenge than LA.![]()
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Sean Taylor starting free safety Heavens team!
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Chris Luva Luva wrote:HEROHAMO wrote:Any how no way was it a good move! The weak side is definately still a weakness. Our D is still a strong unit but definately not the same without Lavar.
I disagree, tottally. Holdman has been doing exceptionally well this year. Nobody wants to give the guy his props.
Everyone said LA would tear it up in NY and he's done exactly what he has done here in the past 2 years, squat.
Thanks for the memories.
Thanks for the cap space.
Aside from that, good riddens you interdivisional rival, I hope you continue to underachieve for your new team.
He's playing so far under the radar that even the media has forgotten about him being a redskin. Its Wednesday and there is absolutely no hype on redskins.com, THN, ESPN, SI, Fox. There was more hype for AP's revenge than LA.![]()
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you concern yourself with media and hype too much. he was still a good "loose cannon" in my book. One weak side I would pick over almost anyone else.
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cleg wrote:Did you see the Shawn Springs quote about Lavar today? He was asked wheter the Skins were worried that Lavar might tip the Gints off to the Skins defensive playbook and Springs replied that when he was here Lavar did not know that many of the plays so no, he was not worried.
The quote evidently got back to Lavar - I saw an interview with him on channel 4 last night and he said although he may not know much of the book (maybe 2 minutes or so) he's sure that Coach Coughlin (sp) will know what he's reading.
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HEROHAMO wrote: Ha! Holdman is okay at best. He definatly is no Lavar!
Williams has sounded pretty high on Holdman in recent press conferences. And guess who is our leading tackler right now?

Edit: I just checked the stats. . .and Holdman is not leading tackles. Gregg Williams seemed to think that he was, though. . .
