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... so, are you saying the rolley eyes were for CLL? SkinsJock? Dude... don't pee on my head, and tell me it's raining.DarthMonk wrote:?Countertrey wrote:DarthMonk wrote: That would be the play hoped for here in the prior post:
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And, ya'll do so well for a while... then...
Note the quote. Going after part of a post and not the one who posted it.
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I spent 27 years in the Army, but I first entered the Navy... 4 years as an enlisted airdale... one of the highlights was supergluing my division chief's coffee cup to his desk, and watching his reaction... (let's just say that he wasn't a strong leader!)skinsfan#33 wrote:I'm more of a lefty when it comes to coffee, but the same hold trueCountertrey wrote:You can always identify a Chief Petty Officer by the permanent bend in the right index finger... from holding a coffee cup.skinsfan#33 wrote:I'm a retired Senior Chief
True.
Rolly eyes were for ignorant comment. This all seems like the real food.Countertrey wrote:... so, are you saying the rolley eyes were for CLL? SkinsJock? Dude... don't pee on my head, and tell me it's raining.DarthMonk wrote:?Countertrey wrote:
And, ya'll do so well for a while... then...
Note the quote. Going after part of a post and not the one who posted it.
DarthMonk
Perhaps you think she doesn't know whom you're responding to...
Sorry it took so long to get back with you but had a unexpected work trip to Pearl Harbor.....not a lot of spare time to do anything but workskinsfan#33 wrote:Were you at that tour stop? I'm a retired Senior Chief and did two ships company tours on a ship that NOB was it's homeport. Not to mention 16 total years in the Norfolk/VaBch area.rskin72 wrote: At the Redskins 80th tour at Norfolk Naval Base, DHall and a couple of others had good things to say about Merriweather.
As far as the safeties go, they really don't have to be too good to improve on a gimpy Landry, OJ, and whomever else we trotted out there. If we get slightly above AVERAGE play from our safeties we have improved.
I used to get po'd when my guys would merely clean my coffee mug.......wash out all the taste!! Of course you left out the beer drinking qualifications that every old salty CPO had to have......masterkwon wrote:Just rejoice overrated LaRon is gone.
+1 - and let me add ...cowboykillerzRED wrote:i was a dirty thirty fan like the next guy but his inablilty to stay on the field is was it is..
Now if any of these great sports minds think we are worse off at safety then last year they are seriously tripping. Gomes and Doughty starting?? I think that would be worst case right? Well it happened last year!
As excited as i was about OJ coming to town to help at safety he just wasnt 100% and would have cost us more then bringing in equally talented guys. I think we have a very very good chance at not only fielding better starters then last year but also providing better depth- the latter could just be Gomes playing better in his second year but i suspect we will see more improvement then just that.
We might be about equal with last year, but last year we were very weak at safety. I think the cap penalties are what kept us from doing a better job of addressing this area of need. Oh well. It's a set back, but so many other pieces of the plan are coming together that I don't think it will be fatal to our having some success this year.cowboykillerzRED wrote:i was a dirty thirty fan like the next guy but his inablilty to stay on the field is was it is..
Now if any of these great sports minds think we are worse off at safety then last year they are seriously tripping. Gomes and Doughty starting?? I think that would be worst case right? Well it happened last year!
As excited as i was about OJ coming to town to help at safety he just wasnt 100% and would have cost us more then bringing in equally talented guys. I think we have a very very good chance at not only fielding better starters then last year but also providing better depth- the latter could just be Gomes playing better in his second year but i suspect we will see more improvement then just that.
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He can return KO's and play on coverage teams. He has good speed.Bernstine made an impression with big hits in the secondary his first year as a starter last fall, and he turned heads with an excellent pro day: 4.45-4.48 40-yard dashes, 41-inch vertical jump, 10-foot-7 broad jump, 4.31 short shuttle, 6.98 three-cone drill and 18 bench-press reps.
I can't really call it a setback or even say this group is only equal to last year's group. Of course I look at the money but setting that bonus aside, I would say they are better off considering the playing time missed by last year's day one starters. Gomes was forced to play early and it gave the coaches a good look at him. They weren't unhappy with what they saw, but not ready to hand him the starting job. He'll compete with Brandon Meriweather (who's being paid like a starter), and might when the job. Reed is who he is and plays hard enough to make the team, unless 7th rounder Jordan Bernstine, beats him out, Bernstine,could also land on the PS at any rate Shanny's draft picks tend to make the team one way or another. That leaves tree agent additions Tanard Jackson and Madieu Williams (both signed for the Vet-min). one or both will not make the roster. All six will be able to take the practice field win camp opens, the same can't be said for LL or OJ.Irn-Bru wrote:We might be about equal with last year, but last year we were very weak at safety. I think the cap penalties are what kept us from doing a better job of addressing this area of need. Oh well. It's a set back, but so many other pieces of the plan are coming together that I don't think it will be fatal to our having some success this year.cowboykillerzRED wrote:i was a dirty thirty fan like the next guy but his inablilty to stay on the field is was it is..
Now if any of these great sports minds think we are worse off at safety then last year they are seriously tripping. Gomes and Doughty starting?? I think that would be worst case right? Well it happened last year!
As excited as i was about OJ coming to town to help at safety he just wasnt 100% and would have cost us more then bringing in equally talented guys. I think we have a very very good chance at not only fielding better starters then last year but also providing better depth- the latter could just be Gomes playing better in his second year but i suspect we will see more improvement then just that.
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so youre a browns fan, who cares.skinpride1 wrote:
Boy if the skins had Jabaal Sheard from the Browns we would be a top 10 defense.....who the hell is Jabaal Sheard anyway??????? Wasn't the browns ranked like 23rd in sacks last year????? I love me some dog pound.
u hurt my feelings. guards....take this law breaker away.skinpride1 wrote:Thats right .....NO ONE GiVES A RAT ABOUT YOU EITHER.
OR THE BROWNS.... GAME OVER.
NO ONE WILL REPLY EXCEPT IN A LOCO KIND OF WAY SO GET USE TO IT LOSER.
GOOD....VERY GOOD.the poster wrote:u hurt my feelings. guards....take this law breaker away.skinpride1 wrote:Thats right .....NO ONE GiVES A RAT ABOUT YOU EITHER.
OR THE BROWNS.... GAME OVER.
NO ONE WILL REPLY EXCEPT IN A LOCO KIND OF WAY SO GET USE TO IT LOSER.
F You can drool your drivel all over this board.. should you(r) [post] ever mention the late A great Sean Taylor with out written consent, ill personally kill you(r) [post] {in smack}..the poster wrote:I would think a loft more of the redskins and their defense in particular (which I think is overrated by their fans) if their secondary had Carlos Rogers, a healthy laron landry and Sean taylor in it.
all drafted in the mid part of the past decade, what a waste. all of them gone. as much as their front 7 seven (which is overrated, particularly the front 3) is hailed as their strength , if those 3 were on the team, their secondary would be their strength and their defense as a whole would be legit.
