http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/1886 ... n-redskins
What the hell happened to my team since November? It's like the whole thing just blew up for no reason.

I really have to question why anyone could think that Cousins 'wants' to sign a long term deal hereQuarterback Kirk Cousins has recently appealed to Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder, asking for a trade without a long-term contract in place, league and team sources told ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
Dan Snyder told Cousins that he should not anticipate a trade, sources said, and the quarterback is prevented from negotiating with teams under the exclusive franchise tag that was placed upon him on Feb. 28.
If the Redskins choose to trade Cousins, they would have to grant him permission to talk to other teams and work out a long-term contract before a deal likely would be completed.
If Cousins were to remain with the Redskins, he likely would have to find new targets for the passing game. DeSean Jackson (Buccaneers) and Pierre Garcon (49ers) are both expected to leave the Redskins in free agency.
It would mark the first time in NFL history that a team would lose two 1,000-yard receivers from the previous season, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
Done deal, all Cousins has to do is sit out, Snyder would be even more stupid if he didn't get the most he could for him right now.Irn-Bru wrote:I think I've established myself on THN the past 13 years as not being a chicken little fan. So believe me when I say I'm serious this time: the sky is falling.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/1886 ... n-redskins
What the hell happened to my team since November? It's like the whole thing just blew up for no reason.
Yea I hear ya, all I expect when I go to or watch the Skins is a football game. I love the sport to much to not watch, I'll go to a few games to hang with and see old friends. I put all my resources and energy into my passion...coaching my HS team.Burgundy&Wha? wrote:Snyder is the problem. We have three choices: 1) suck it up and take it, 2) root for another team, or 3) give up NFL football. I'm leaning toward #3, myself. Unless things change, and I can't see that happening with the crew we have in charge now, I'll be a big college football fan and leave my Sundays free. It's a shame.
I haven't been around here nearly that long but I've put up with a lot of years of ineptitude from this franchise. This freak show takes the cake.Irn-Bru wrote:I think I've established myself on THN the past 13 years as not being a chicken little fan. So believe me when I say I'm serious this time: the sky is falling.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/1886 ... n-redskins
What the hell happened to my team since November? It's like the whole thing just blew up for no reason.
Why TF would anyone give up anything remotely like that? People are deluded.mastdark81 wrote:All you guys vouching for this guy and he don't even want to play for us! Smh. Get a 2018 1st rd and a 2nd rd this year and I will be happy with that.
The RMS Titanic has nothing on the sinking ship that is the Daniel Snyder era Washington Redskins. I mean, the Titanic thing only killed the spirits of about 1,500 people.Irn-Bru wrote:It's being reported today (I'm hearing it on 980) that McCloughan wanted to sign Cousins long-term early in the 2015 season and then afterward. It was Allen/Snyder who held it up and wanted Kirk to prove himself again.
But yeah, let's act like McCloughan was the problem, Bruce.
They are one and the same. I have "tried" in that I have never given $1 to the redskins organization via ticket or apparel purchases nor do I visit redskins owned websites since Snyder bought the team --- but I have realized that isn't enough.tribeofjudah wrote:What's the solution? We boycott the Redskins? Or just Danny?
That's hard to do.
Boycott the team name. It's not racist. Worse than that, it's a tradition of unprofessional football, since 1999.DEHog wrote:I always laugh at boycotting the Skins, while I have dial back my spending on the team, it means nothing. The truth is the stadium could be empty, no one watching on TV, and they could sell no merchandise…Snyder would still make money. You have to boycott the NFL if you want to hurt Snyder.
hitmandm wrote:So Snyder denying the pick machine's trade request is just creating leverage. It is very smart.