tcwest10 wrote:The whole "Even a broken clock is right twice a day" adage does not apply to the NFL.
Correct, last year the "clock" was right 5 times.
THE 10 Reasons why the Redskins will reach the Super Bowl
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The topic is afterall, "the top 10 reasons we'll make it to the Super Bowl". Well I'm not convinced that we will, but I've already stated that I will expect nothing less. That is the competeitor in me there, and everyteam is afetr the same goal. I want mainly to win 4 games within the divison and get to the playoffs no matter how we do it. Its from there when Gibbs can really work his magic in getting his players to believe. He points out the struggles and sacrifices it took to get there and that basically the job is not done.
Straight up, this didvison is gonna be wide open like it was during his first tenure. When he first started coaching it was either Us or the Giants that dominated. The Cardinals where also in our divison then, but they found ways to suprise all of us from time to time, but really didn't have what the other four teams had. The Cowboys were up and coming in their born again stardum when Gibbs retired. The Eagles always had great defenses, but couldn't seem to pull through because of the fact that they had such a hard time topping the three big teams in the divison. Now its four legitimate contenders. We all have had success against one another as well as failure.
I really think that those 10 reasons can be broken down to to the one that TC mentioned. "Each and every person on the team is willing to lay down and die for Gibbs and Co." It will happen, no doubt in my mind. Is it this year? That would be great....but in the long run, Gibbs will widdle out the one's who won't fit that mold. Eventually we will have a team in place that will place fear in the hearts of all the other teams that could only wish to have an ounce of that passion that Gibbs instilled once again.
Straight up, this didvison is gonna be wide open like it was during his first tenure. When he first started coaching it was either Us or the Giants that dominated. The Cardinals where also in our divison then, but they found ways to suprise all of us from time to time, but really didn't have what the other four teams had. The Cowboys were up and coming in their born again stardum when Gibbs retired. The Eagles always had great defenses, but couldn't seem to pull through because of the fact that they had such a hard time topping the three big teams in the divison. Now its four legitimate contenders. We all have had success against one another as well as failure.
I really think that those 10 reasons can be broken down to to the one that TC mentioned. "Each and every person on the team is willing to lay down and die for Gibbs and Co." It will happen, no doubt in my mind. Is it this year? That would be great....but in the long run, Gibbs will widdle out the one's who won't fit that mold. Eventually we will have a team in place that will place fear in the hearts of all the other teams that could only wish to have an ounce of that passion that Gibbs instilled once again.
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Justice Hog wrote:With all of the injuries in Philly, I am now thinking the NFC East is within reach.
I am wondering what injuries you are talking about.
Reading their injury report, there are only two injuries that will affect the regular season, a backup HB and a rotational DE. There is no question that these loses will hurt their team but Jansens' loss easily counteracts their injuries.