Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2012 3:51 pm
Well, let's see what Jarvis can do...
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Just trying to take the advice of your countryman and "always look on the bright side of life..."UK Skins Fan wrote:Leaving aside the fact that every season should be about winning as many games as possible rather than the development of one single player (no matter how promising), you're taking the view that RGIII's development can't be impacted at all by the performance of the rest of the team?cleg wrote:Were we wining the Super Bowl this year with a rookie QB? No. Was this season always about watching our young franchise QB develop and hopefully be in line for Super Bowl runs 2-3 years from now? Yes. It is a shame about Rak and Adam but their injuries do not change the above statements one bit.
A solid defence would surely be a great help in allowing RGIII to develop rather than playing catch up games every week, desperately trying to keep pace with the opposition whilst the defence performs like a limp lettuce.
Of course, a solid rebuttal to that argument would be that Peyton Manning and Troy Aikman developed very nicely whilst playing their rookie seasons on abysmal teams and getting knocked all over the field. But they are exceptions to the rule - which RGIII may also prove to be over time.
Redskins_Fanatic wrote:Well, I guess that pretty much puts a wrap on the season now, doesn't it? We've got a Defensive Backfield that most high school kids could have a field-day throwing against and now two of our major pass-rushers are gone for the season. Combine that with a Defensive Coordinator who's got his head firmly entrenched between his butt cheeks and this Defense is pretty much toast.
i dont get it..........BUT OK1niksder wrote:Didn't he leave, saying he would never return almost a year ago? I just can't amagine he took his Redskins cap with him back then.UK Skins Fan wrote:Yes indeed. You can hand in your Redskins cap now. The world has come to an end.Redskins_Fanatic wrote:Well, I guess that pretty much puts a wrap on the season now, doesn't it? We've got a Defensive Backfield that most high school kids could have a field-day throwing against and now two of our major pass-rushers are gone for the season. Combine that with a Defensive Coordinator who's got his head firmly entrenched between his butt cheeks and this Defense is pretty much toast.
Now Jenkins MUST STEP UP....!!!1niksder wrote:Mike Shanahan said Jarvis Jenkins will replace Adam Carriker at LDE. Kedric Golston and Doug Worthington will play bigger roles, too.
cleg wrote:Just trying to take the advice of your countryman and "always look on the bright side of life..."UK Skins Fan wrote:Leaving aside the fact that every season should be about winning as many games as possible rather than the development of one single player (no matter how promising), you're taking the view that RGIII's development can't be impacted at all by the performance of the rest of the team?cleg wrote:Were we wining the Super Bowl this year with a rookie QB? No. Was this season always about watching our young franchise QB develop and hopefully be in line for Super Bowl runs 2-3 years from now? Yes. It is a shame about Rak and Adam but their injuries do not change the above statements one bit.
A solid defence would surely be a great help in allowing RGIII to develop rather than playing catch up games every week, desperately trying to keep pace with the opposition whilst the defence performs like a limp lettuce.
Of course, a solid rebuttal to that argument would be that Peyton Manning and Troy Aikman developed very nicely whilst playing their rookie seasons on abysmal teams and getting knocked all over the field. But they are exceptions to the rule - which RGIII may also prove to be over time.
Did he say what Brian's injury was?1niksder wrote:Mike Shanahan: "Adam will be gone for the season. He had a quad-tendon tear at the base of the knee. There will be a 5 month recovery time."
Welll... except for the FACT that he tore up the Saint's last week, and was on it again yesterday...cleg wrote:Am I a bad fan if I admit that while I appreciate Orakpo's talent I always found him a tad overrated and unable to adjust to what the opposition would do to take him out of the game? Just seems like he has the skills to be DOMINATE but never quite made the leap.
I 2nd that emotion..........cleg wrote:Am I a bad fan if I admit that while I appreciate Orakpo's talent I always found him a tad overrated and unable to adjust to what the opposition would do to take him out of the game? Just seems like he has the skills to be DOMINATE but never quite made the leap.
You're such a tool man..the poster wrote:gee, tied for last already and their best player on offense is out and their best player on defense is out for the season. plus other injuries.
yep, they're right where they always are. as i predicted. which, admittedly, is always easy when your talking about the washington redskins.
tough break, skins fans. better luck next year, hopefully those rams wont be on your schedule yet again. of course, they have your first round pick, too, so they're quite happy.
the poster wrote:gee, tied for last already and their best player on offense is out and their best player on defense is out for the season. plus other injuries.
yep, they're right where they always are. as i predicted. which, admittedly, is always easy when your talking about the washington redskins.
tough break, skins fans. better luck next year, hopefully those rams wont be on your schedule yet again. of course, they have your first round pick, too, so they're quite happy.
Well?Deadskins wrote:Did he say what Brian's injury was?1niksder wrote:Mike Shanahan: "Adam will be gone for the season. He had a quad-tendon tear at the base of the knee. There will be a 5 month recovery time."
From what I read(sorry no link but I'm pretty sure Shanny said it) he did tear the pec muscle but it was a different part of the muscle than what he tore before. I'm sure it had something to do with the old injury but it wasn't the same tearFanofallthatisGibbs wrote:I understood that he re-tore the pectoral muscle. It was aggravated in the preseason, and it seems the weakened muscle lost it again Sunday. It's bad enough he suffered this injury once, but when you have the injury recur, the likelihood of this being a nagging problem for him the rest of his career is very high. I am sick for him - such a waste of a great player and teammate.
The curse is still on. Jack Kent Cooke is still pissed from what has happened to his franchise under Dan Snyder. I am convinced of this more than ever.
Solution - new stadium in DC with the name Jack Kent Cooke stadium (NOT FedEx PLEASE) and the curse will be lifted. Until then, not feeling so good.
Tired of injuries year in, year out. Most teams don't deal with this many injuries to key players, and if they do, it's a one year thing and they move on. No matter with the Redskins it's always like the floodgates open up. I used to think it was the strength & conditioning coaches, but I don't even buy that anymore. It's something supernatural at this point.