Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 9:27 pm
I cannot conceive, at this point, an 8-8 record. Sad.
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Is it really any different from what you thought it was going to be at the beginning of the season? Did you really buy into Grossman's comments???Countertrey wrote:I cannot conceive, at this point, an 8-8 record. Sad.
Yes, it is different. I expected this to be a .500 team... It's now clear that it's not. This team is much farther away than I thought they were.chiefhog44 wrote:Is it really any different from what you thought it was going to be at the beginning of the season? Did you really buy into Grossman's comments???Countertrey wrote:I cannot conceive, at this point, an 8-8 record. Sad.
Oh sorry, I re-read your post and I understand. I'm still thinking between 6-10 and 8-8. Couple games go our way, some don't. Couple we get blown out in, and a couple we do the blowing...you know what I mean. We handled the Giants and the Rams. We got handled by the Bills and Eagles. The other games could have gone either way really. Basically, 3-4 at this point is pretty much in line with where I thought we would be at this time.Countertrey wrote:Yes, it is different. I expected this to be a .500 team... It's now clear that it's not. This team is much farther away than I thought they were.chiefhog44 wrote:Is it really any different from what you thought it was going to be at the beginning of the season? Did you really buy into Grossman's comments???Countertrey wrote:I cannot conceive, at this point, an 8-8 record. Sad.
Ahhhh... the silver lining...die cowboys die wrote:i think our starters are improved from the last couple years and expected to be within a game either way of .500 this year, but with so many out on offense and the depth still being so poor, 6-10 seems optimistic. we should be ending up with a good enough draft pick to get one of them high-falutin' QB prospects without having to trade up or anything.
OK, but your opinion is whining and crying. The optimists before the season were talking 8-8. When we started 3-1 suddenly the fair weather fans decided we were winning the division and going to the playoffs. Now we're the worst team in the NFL again. The neggies are in their happy place again, whining and crying.redskinz4ever wrote:not whining or crying just stating my opinionChris Luva Luva wrote:and if we don't, so be it. People are blind if they don't see the progress. Its YOUR OWN FAULT if you're shocked or disappointed. Blame yourself, if you wont do it. I will. U are at fault. Nobody else. Tired of the whining and crying. Get over it.
Really??? Do you actually believe what you are typing??? Did you watch the game yesterday???StorminMormon86 wrote:We're still currently at 3-4, the same record as Philly and Dallas. It's not necessary to be gloom and doom just yet (I hope not at least).
Really??? Do you actually believe what you are typing??? Did you watch the game yesterday and see how many starters we are missing???markshark84 wrote:Really??? Do you actually believe what you are typing??? Did you watch the game yesterday???StorminMormon86 wrote:We're still currently at 3-4, the same record as Philly and Dallas. It's not necessary to be gloom and doom just yet (I hope not at least).
Besides, we lost to both those teams. Not sure what your reasoning is here.
So with like three opening day starters, you blame Kyle?StorminMormon86 wrote:The Redskins needed this loss, IMO. I just hope it serves as a proper wake up call to EVERYONE on the team, including coaches (especially Kyle Shanahan). We're not even halfway into the season yet and you want to be gloom and doom? If we win next week, we'll be .500 at the half mark. Isn't that what most of us predicted us to be at best this year anyway?
He made no adjustments to the pressure the Bills were bringing. NONE. So yes, I blame him as well as the team for this loss. And I'm not sure if you are comparing me to a character from Alice in Wonderland or what, but I don't really think I've ever "hatted" before in my life.KazooSkinsFan wrote:So with like three opening day starters, you blame Kyle?
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Closer examination would have told you our makeshift line was just flat out overmatched by their starting D. That was the problem with the Titanic you know, they didn't make adjustments after hitting the iceberg. They'd have been fine...StorminMormon86 wrote:He made no adjustments to the pressure the Bills were bringing. NONE. So yes, I blame him as well as the team for this loss. And I'm not sure if you are comparing me to a character from Alice in Wonderland or what, but I don't really think I've ever "hatted" before in my life.KazooSkinsFan wrote:So with like three opening day starters, you blame Kyle?
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KazooSkinsFan wrote:So with like three opening day starters, you blame Kyle?StorminMormon86 wrote:The Redskins needed this loss, IMO. I just hope it serves as a proper wake up call to EVERYONE on the team, including coaches (especially Kyle Shanahan). We're not even halfway into the season yet and you want to be gloom and doom? If we win next week, we'll be .500 at the half mark. Isn't that what most of us predicted us to be at best this year anyway?
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Oh, I thought Titanic would have survived if they had thrown the engines into reverse but hit the iceberg dead-on, rather than trying to turn away. Only managed to rip a gash down the side of the hull, letting water into so many compartments that it pulled the bow under water. Head-on collision would have smashed the bow, but left enough compartments undamaged. Would have floated for days...might even long enough to be towed to a harbor.KazooSkinsFan wrote:Closer examination would have told you our makeshift line was just flat out overmatched by their starting D. That was the problem with the Titanic you know, they didn't make adjustments after hitting the iceberg. They'd have been fine...StorminMormon86 wrote:He made no adjustments to the pressure the Bills were bringing. NONE. So yes, I blame him as well as the team for this loss. And I'm not sure if you are comparing me to a character from Alice in Wonderland or what, but I don't really think I've ever "hatted" before in my life.KazooSkinsFan wrote:So with like three opening day starters, you blame Kyle?
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look at our winning percentage the last 12 years .........we are losers .....until we fill the 1000s of holes in our shinking ship that is what we are.SkinsJock wrote:That was not a good job by anyone and we lost
This franchise is getting better and just did not play well yesterday
that sort of effort by both players and coaches will result in drastic changes
we are not as bad as we've seen the last 2 weeks and we will get better
whining and crying is for losers - get over it
thank you and it seems we are heading no where fastCountertrey wrote:Yes, it is different. I expected this to be a .500 team... It's now clear that it's not. This team is much farther away than I thought they were.chiefhog44 wrote:Is it really any different from what you thought it was going to be at the beginning of the season? Did you really buy into Grossman's comments???Countertrey wrote:I cannot conceive, at this point, an 8-8 record. Sad.
Speak for yourself...redskinz4ever wrote:.........we are losers .....
Congratulations on that.redskinz4ever wrote:thank you and it seems we are heading no where fastCountertrey wrote:Yes, it is different. I expected this to be a .500 team... It's now clear that it's not. This team is much farther away than I thought they were.chiefhog44 wrote: Is it really any different from what you thought it was going to be at the beginning of the season? Did you really buy into Grossman's comments???