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The Hogster wrote:That was the easiest 2.5 million dollars anyone has ever made. Mr. Barrow, can you teach me how to get 2.5 million without doing anything?
Jake wrote:The Hogster wrote:That was the easiest 2.5 million dollars anyone has ever made. Mr. Barrow, can you teach me how to get 2.5 million without doing anything?
Yeah, waking up everyday with a knee that you're barely able to walk on is very easy.
Hours and hours of working out and rehabbing the knee must be a breeze, too.
Not to mention how easy it is not to be able to do something you love doing
tcwest10 wrote:I, myself, have a car with three wheels. What can I get for it around here ?
tcwest10 wrote:I, myself, have a car with three wheels. What can I get for it around here ?
SKINZ_DOMIN8 wrote:This is EXCELLENT. Get rid of another injured player that hasn't done anything for us the past 2 years like Lavar, Jansen, etc.....
He is another deadweight on this team and I hope he just leaves. I LOVE this. Shows Gibbs is not going to play with these mouthy losers and has the same philosophy about constantly underachieving players as do I. Hasta La Vista Barrow. Hopefully Mr. Can't Get Right is next.
The Hogster wrote:That was the easiest 2.5 million dollars anyone has ever made. Mr. Barrow, can you teach me how to get 2.5 million without doing anything??
We have two of the most untradeable guys on our roster.
sch1977 wrote:SKINZ_DOMIN8 wrote:This is EXCELLENT. Get rid of another injured player that hasn't done anything for us the past 2 years like Lavar, Jansen, etc.....
He is another deadweight on this team and I hope he just leaves. I LOVE this. Shows Gibbs is not going to play with these mouthy losers and has the same philosophy about constantly underachieving players as do I. Hasta La Vista Barrow. Hopefully Mr. Can't Get Right is next.
Your a genious!! Maybe YOU should coach the Skins, since you are such an expert!!
If I coached the Skins there would be no mouths on this team and no gimpy-getting paid to do nothing-posers either.
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SKINZ_DOMIN8 wrote:sch1977 wrote:SKINZ_DOMIN8 wrote:This is EXCELLENT. Get rid of another injured player that hasn't done anything for us the past 2 years like Lavar, Jansen, etc.....
He is another deadweight on this team and I hope he just leaves. I LOVE this. Shows Gibbs is not going to play with these mouthy losers and has the same philosophy about constantly underachieving players as do I. Hasta La Vista Barrow. Hopefully Mr. Can't Get Right is next.
Your a genious!! Maybe YOU should coach the Skins, since you are such an expert!!
If I coached the Skins there would be no mouths on this team and no gimpy-getting paid to do nothing-posers either.
BossHog wrote:See?
Not even a remote response -- total waste of time.If I coached the Skins there would be no mouths on this team and no gimpy-getting paid to do nothing-posers either.
Proof positive of your own over-inflated value of your posts. I'm sure you know a lot more about interacting with people and players than Joe Gibbs does ( hence your over-whelming alienation from the rest of the board ). You couldn't get a fan to take a single cue from you but now you're going to get the multi-million dollar players to follow your lead?
That may be one of the most naive, wrongly- placed, conceited posts that this board has ever seen.
And as usual, you didn't address a single case point I brought up... you just turned tail and ran and called everyone a homer.
Good luck with that... maybe someone will give you a lollipop for being such a good boy.
I won't even touch on the fact that in the modern day NFL, the salary cap often dictates what moves can or can't be made... regardless of what a team might want to do... a fact completely lost on you. You'd cut lavar Arrington and pay him $35 Million to NOT play for us? Then you'd cut JJ because he got hurt last year... even though he played in 132 consecutive games before that, is our team leader and a great tackle. Brilliant. You should defiitely be a GM somewhere with that stunning insight.
SKINZ_DOMIN8 wrote:sch1977 wrote:SKINZ_DOMIN8 wrote:This is EXCELLENT. Get rid of another injured player that hasn't done anything for us the past 2 years like Lavar, Jansen, etc.....
He is another deadweight on this team and I hope he just leaves. I LOVE this. Shows Gibbs is not going to play with these mouthy losers and has the same philosophy about constantly underachieving players as do I. Hasta La Vista Barrow. Hopefully Mr. Can't Get Right is next.
Your a genious!! Maybe YOU should coach the Skins, since you are such an expert!!
If I coached the Skins there would be no mouths on this team and no gimpy-getting paid to do nothing-posers either.
SKINZ_DOMIN8 wrote:
If I coached the Skins ...
BossHog wrote:See?
Not even a remote response -- total waste of time.
frankcal20 wrote:what type of cap ramifications will that have for us?
Barrow Waived; MLB Battle Narrows
By Gary Fitzgerald
Redskins.com
July 30, 2005
The Redskins have decided to part ways with injured linebacker Mike Barrow, the team announced on Saturday. Barrow, a 12-year veteran, was released by the Redskins 15 months after signing with the team via free agency.
Barrow missed all of the 2004 season due to tendinitis in his left knee. He was placed on injured reserve on Nov. 24 after being inactive for the first 11 games.
Barrow attempted to come back this offseason, working out at Redskins Park regularly. He played for Redskins' assistant head coach-defense Gregg Williams from 1993-96 when both were in Houston.
During the June 17-19 mini-camp, Barrow worked out for the team's athletic trainers, including director of sports medicine Bubba Tyer, and the prognosis was more positive than it had been at any point in 2004. But team officials cautioned that Barrow's status remained uncertain.
With Barrow's departure, the training camp competition for the starting middle linebacker job has narrowed. This is expected to be among the most closely watched competitions during training camp, which starts Aug. 1 at Redskins Park.
Veterans Warrick Holdman and Lemar Marshall are thought to be the leading candidates, but youngsters Clifton Smith, Brian Allen, Brandon Barnes and rookie Robert McCune are also in the mix.
Barrow Waived; MLB Competition Narrows
By Gary Fitzgerald
Redskins.com
July 30, 2005
The Redskins have decided to part ways with injured linebacker Mike Barrow, the team announced on Saturday. Barrow, a 12-year veteran, was released by the Redskins 15 months after signing with the team via free agency. The Redskins also released safety Andre Lott on Saturday.
Mike Barrow
Barrow missed all of the 2004 season due to tendinitis in his left knee. He was placed on injured reserve on Nov. 24 after being inactive for the first 11 games.
Barrow attempted to come back this offseason, working out at Redskins Park regularly.
During the June 17-19 mini-camp, Barrow worked out for the team's athletic trainers, including director of sports medicine Bubba Tyer, and the prognosis was more positive than it had been at any point during the 2004 season. But team officials cautioned that Barrow's status remained uncertain.
With Barrow's departure, the training camp competition for the starting middle linebacker job has narrowed. It is expected to be among the most closely watched competitions during training camp, which starts Aug. 1 at Redskins Park.
Veterans Warrick Holdman and Lemar Marshall are thought to be the leading candidates, but youngsters Clifton Smith, Brandon Barnes and rookie Robert McCune are also in the mix.