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Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 8:51 pm
by C.Chaos1964
The Draft could be the deepest in the history of football, and snyder and cerrato would still screw it up
Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 11:59 pm
by RayNAustin
C.Chaos1964 wrote:Manchester_Redskin wrote:I think Sally Jenkins is a closet Cowboys fan. I have never read any article of hers that shows the Redskins in a positive light
Well, when you think about have the Redskins done anything in the last 10 years that is positive?
2005 and 2007 playoffs. 6 wins out of the last 9 games against the Cowboys. Amongst a bunch of other good times
Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 4:40 pm
by PulpExposure
RayNAustin wrote:C.Chaos1964 wrote:Manchester_Redskin wrote:I think Sally Jenkins is a closet Cowboys fan. I have never read any article of hers that shows the Redskins in a positive light
Well, when you think about have the Redskins done anything in the last 10 years that is positive?
2005 and 2007 playoffs. 6 wins out of the last 9 games against the Cowboys. Amongst a bunch of other good times
Yeah she's suspiciously quiet in those rare times when the Redskins do have success, but she's more than happy to pile on when times aren't so good.
Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 9:10 pm
by Gnome
Dan and Vinny ARE the Redskins. They put the team and coaches together. Judge them by their results and they flat out stink.
Vinny's response is that of a spoiled trust fund baby. He had as much to do withhis 'rings' as a ball boy does with throwing a touchdown pass.
Unless Dan hires a GM/coach and gets out of the way, I'm turning my wallet towards the caps fulltime.
Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 12:20 am
by welch
Well, wait a minute. Jason Buck came in and contributed to Petibon's defense. The Redskins thought he was too thin...about 270 pounds. Put him on weights.
And we all remember the second Cowboys game the following year, the year when Sclereth played with a broken bone in his leg and Gibbs said half the team should've been out with injuries but played on.
That was Jason Buck who disintegrated the Cowboys center to swamp Aikman, forcing the lateral / fumble to Smith recovered by the Skins for the winning TD that mussed Jimmy J's hair.
I'd like a bit of Petibon and Sclereth and Buck sort of gumption of this team. (And it wouldn't hurt to have a 30-year-old Darrel Green, either!)
Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 8:58 am
by RedskinsFreak
I"m not saying he never contributed. But he never reached the level of Butz, Manley or Mann.
VC probably did contribute along the same lines to the 49ers titles. But he's saying they make him a credible franchise-runner.
Not even close, Vin-man.