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cowboykillerzRGiii wrote:^ it was fun, tho, wasnt it?
Winning streaks.. breaking records.. being feared.. sweeping the pukes.. PLAYOFFS!!!
Being relevant again...
fabe wrote:cowboykillerzRGiii wrote:^ it was fun, tho, wasnt it?
Winning streaks.. breaking records.. being feared.. sweeping the pukes.. PLAYOFFS!!!
Being relevant again...
Sho nuff! As a young Skins fan, it was the first time I've ever experienced those things.
(d)oink wrote:I thought we were debating whether Gruden has done a good job or not regarding the quarterback situation, not the fact that there is the possibility of at least one human being on the planet who has stated that he is. I suck at this.
PulpExposure wrote:I know there are a few people on this board absolutely delighted with the benching of RG3. That's a really bad viewpoint to have, imho, because what it means overall from a franchise perspective.
I personally think the benching was due as RG3 was abysmal the past few games, but that still doesn't mean I'm happy about how this whole situation did not work out.
Because essentially our options are now a career backup QB who couldn't cut it in quarterback starved Cleveland, or a former 4th round pick who falls completely apart in crunchtime and was leading the NFL in turnovers while he started. Is anyone convinced they will be the QBs to lead us in the future? Because if you are, you're wearing rose tinted glasses when you gaze at them with your loving eyes.
Realize that with RG3 not working out, we are now starting all over from ground zero at the QB position. Can you not recall this is where we usually are, and how it's never, ever worked out?
We're back on the rotating QB carousel of: old cast off vet QBs like Tony Banks, Jeff George, Donovan McNabb, Rex Grossman; young QBs who don't pan out like Pat Ramsey or Jason Campbell; or the complete shot in the darks like Danny Wuerffle, Shane Matthews, John Beck.
This is a total mess. And for the first time in a few years, I have no hope that this team is going to be anything more than it has been. One of the joke franchises in the NFL.
hanburgerheel wrote:I consider it an honor to be on SkinsJock's ignore list.
PulpExposure wrote:Because essentially our options are now a career backup QB who couldn't cut it in quarterback starved Cleveland, or a former 4th round pick who falls completely apart in crunchtime and was leading the NFL in turnovers while he started. Is anyone convinced they will be the QBs to lead us in the future? Because if you are, you're wearing rose tinted glasses when you gaze at them with your loving eyes.
markshark84 wrote:hanburgerheel wrote:I consider it an honor to be on SkinsJock's ignore list.
LOL. I also do. It basically means you know what your actually talking about. SJ has historically been the most inaccurate poster on the forum.
tribeofjudah wrote:markshark84 wrote:hanburgerheel wrote:I consider it an honor to be on SkinsJock's ignore list.
It basically means you know what your actually talking about. SJ has historically been the most inaccurate poster on the forum.
ouch ......... hope ya'll know each other
thanks - I only see some of these posts when posters that are not on my 'foes' list 'copy' them ... 
CanesSkins26 wrote:I think it's still a little too early to close the door on Cousins. Yes, he turned the ball over A LOT in his starters. However, he has only started 9 games. If you look at the first 9 starts of even elite quarterbacks the numbers can be quite ugly. So yes, the qb situation does look dire at the moment but I think it's too soon to totally discount Kirk.