HH - you really should consider some "help" - I really liked some of the time that Arrington was here too but, gees man, you have to let it go - this game has passed him by - these kids are way too good for him now, especially considering he's not in shape and will not be able to get back into the type of shape you need to be in to play this game.
Hopefully he will get back into really good shape and enjoy himself off the field - he's not going to be worth it to any team, anymore, sorry!
Until recently, Snyder & Allen have made a lot of really bad decisions - nobody with any sense believes this franchise will get better under their guidance Snyder's W/L record = 45% (80-96) - Snyder/Allen = 41% (59-84-1)
LOSTHOG wrote:Call me sentimental (or stupid) but I think Lavar will be back in DC this season...and at a much lower price than we were paying him last time
LOSTHOG wrote:Call me sentimental (or stupid) but I think Lavar will be back in DC this season...and at a much lower price than we were paying him last time
I'll just call you wrong
If the user request to be called stupid, does it still count as a personal attack?
LOSTHOG wrote:Correct!!!! Now if only Ramsey, Davis, and Gardner would come back I could bring three more jerseys out of retirement
I have a Sanders jersey that has never been worn (my mother In-law) gave to me the Christmas after we drafted Smoot and I thought - "Great a SMOO...... Fracking Sanders!"
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LOSTHOG wrote:Correct!!!! Now if only Ramsey, Davis, and Gardner would come back I could bring three more jerseys out of retirement
I have a Sanders jersey that has never been worn (my mother In-law) gave to me the Christmas after we drafted Smoot and I thought - "Great a SMOO...... Fracking Sanders!"
He also said the Redskins do not want to deal their first-rounders in 2007 and 2008 for Chicago Pro Bowl linebacker Lance Briggs, who vowed never to play for the Bears again after his market value was reduced when they made him their franchise player. "There's no merit whatsoever," Cerrato said of those rumors.
LOSTHOG wrote:Correct!!!! Now if only Ramsey, Davis, and Gardner would come back I could bring three more jerseys out of retirement
I have a Sanders jersey that has never been worn (my mother In-law) gave to me the Christmas after we drafted Smoot and I thought - "Great a SMOO...... Fracking Sanders!"
Been watching Battlestar Galactica????
Every Sunday at 10pm. And somtimes the Saturday re-run on Sunday AM (DVRs are great!)
I figure if you can say that on TV, then it should pass the rules here! How about it Mods?
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"Duty is heavier than a Mountain, Death is lighter than a feather" Tai'shar Malkier
The NFL Network's bottomline said that Schefter is reporting the Bears are considering trading Briggs and the 31st overall pick to us for our 6th overall pick.
I really hope it doesn't happen. If we lose our 6th pick, then how will we upgrade our defensive line?
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But yeah this is complete hogwash...
They have been keeping cool and making th ecorrect decisions all year...
We do not need that guy!!!
"It's almost like, you play a kid's game for a king's ransom," he said. "And if you don't take it serious enough, eventually one day you're going to say, 'Oh, I could have done this, I could have done that."
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Redskins to make play for Bears' Briggs Jay Glazer / FOXSports.com
PHOENIX - The NFL Owners meeting are in full swing with announcements and committee meetings highlighting the week but it's the deals made on the side that give juice to the week.
One such deal offered Monday night, if it happens, could have major ramifications on two franchises and one franchise player.
Drew Rosenhaus, the agent for Bears' disgruntled Pro Bowl linebacker Lance Briggs, told FOXSports.com that the Redskins informed him Monday that they would like to swing a deal that would send Washington's first-round pick, No. 6 overall, to Chicago for the Bears' first-rounder, No. 31, and Briggs.
When asked about such an offer Redskins owner Dan Snyder confirmed to FOXSports.com that he in fact wanted to make the move and they were waiting to talk to Chicago. In fact, Snyder spent a couple of minutes talking to Briggs, who showed up with Rosenhaus at the meeting.
Snyder and football operations man Vinny Cerato left to find head coach Joe Gibbs regarding the deal. But before leaving Rosenhaus informed Cerato that he in fact spoke with the Bears and they were waiting an official call from the Redskins.
Briggs told FOXSports.com earlier this month that he would never play another down again for the Bears and he was willing to sit out the 2008 season.
Obviously many deals are discussed but fail to come to fruition and this deal could die as well. Both teams seemed to be on the same page but Gibbs also needed to sign off before an official offer was made. Plus, while Snyder said he'd work the deal Washington needs to formally reach out to Chicago and make an official offer. Washington could also in the end decide to change their minds as any trade would entail them getting Briggs signed to a long-term contract.
I would be surprised if they did this - this guy seems like he might have some issues AND this is not an area we really need to address.
I did like the various hints that Snyder (& Cerrato) have to get Gibbs "permission"
Until recently, Snyder & Allen have made a lot of really bad decisions - nobody with any sense believes this franchise will get better under their guidance Snyder's W/L record = 45% (80-96) - Snyder/Allen = 41% (59-84-1)
Redskins to make play for Bears' Briggs Jay Glazer / FOXSports.com
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Drew Rosenhaus, the agent for Bears' disgruntled Pro Bowl linebacker Lance Briggs, told FOXSports.com that the Redskins informed him Monday that they would like to swing a deal that would send Washington's first-round pick, No. 6 overall, to Chicago for the Bears' first-rounder, No. 31, and Briggs.
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Snyder and football operations man Vinny Cerato left to find head coach Joe Gibbs regarding the deal. But before leaving Rosenhaus informed Cerato that he in fact spoke with the Bears and they were waiting an official call from the Redskins.
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Obviously many deals are discussed but fail to come to fruition and this deal could die as well. Both teams seemed to be on the same page but Gibbs also needed to sign off before an official offer was made. Plus, while Snyder said he'd work the deal Washington needs to formally reach out to Chicago and make an official offer. Washington could also in the end decide to change their minds as any trade would entail them getting Briggs signed to a long-term contract.
I really don't see this happening as long as they need Joe's OK.
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- I really liked some of the time that Arrington was here too but, gees man, you have to let it go - this game has passed him by - these kids are way too good for him now, especially considering he's not in shape and will not be able to get back into the type of shape you need to be in to play this game.
^^