Comments on: Should He Stay or Should He Go?

By: javier yset

javier yset — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 01:03:35 +0000

SINCE WHEN DO PLAYERS PICK WHO PLAYS ON THE TEAM

MR.#17 do your job and no problem o.k (cutler? wanna be),

By: sam

sam — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:39:04 +0000

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By: Redskins Guy

Redskins Guy — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 22:53:00 +0000

There’s no question that last year’s draft hasn’t given us any results yet, but one year is still too early to tell. Remember when everyone thought Houston was stupid for passing on Reggie Bush and Vince Young after one year?

Also, we’ve had some productivity in our picks outside the first round. H.B. Blades, Rocky McIntosh, Chris Horton, Chris Cooley, Fred Smoot, and Stephon Heyer are all making legitimate contributions to the team at a minimum.

And when we DO get a top pick, we tend to make them count. Sean Taylor (RIP) and LaRon Landry are money. Even Carlos Rodgers had a very nice year. Chris Samuels is a pro-bowler. So let’s give last year’s team a chance. They’ve been a disappointment so far, but it’s still early and not everyone can be Randy Moss.

By: theMBIIIeffect

theMBIIIeffect — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 22:21:57 +0000

A few things for you fellers, because some of you have it all wrong.

Eugene Monroe isn’t going to be around long on draft day. There are too many teams with awful offensive lines that finished with a worse record with the Redskins. Most people have him going in the top 10, so unless there’s a trade, you won’t be able to get him.
justin Says: I almost feel bad for you you must have taken that drubbing to the eagles(whom we swept): Weren’t you losing to the 49ers that weekend? Aren’t they pretty awful? Anyway, it doesn’t matter. Neither of us are in the playoffs, and they are.
Our draft day isn’t going to suck. In the last few years, if the skins have had a draft pick outside the top 10, it’s been a pretty bad move. Even then, there was only one real contributor from your draft last year in Horton. Our lone second round pick, TE Martellus Bennett, produced more than all three of your second round picks combined. Watch for the Skins to trade their first round pick away for an aging quarterback and a pile of magic beans.

Also, I think it’d be best to keep Zorn. I think the guy has the potential to be a pretty good head coach. The only question is whether or not the jump from QB coach to head coach was too much and Zorn should have been an offensive coordinator before taking the reins for the Redskins.

By: davedallasfan

davedallasfan — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 15:24:20 +0000

i’m not going to be very well liked here, but that is the same thing i say about jerry jones.” he does a lot of things i’m not to crazy about, but he’s willing to pay big money to get a winning team.” we have alot of things in common here redskinsguy, we are rivals, but we share the same trials of our football teams. it gets discouraging sometimes to say the least, but we stick with em, because we love em. we can’t help it, or do anything about it, and thats the frustrating thing as a fan. well we do have the hope that our owners are both aggressive to win, so the hope is always there. hell we could have a owner that no-one ever hears about and uses his team as a tax write-off? hey they are there!!! so hail to the redskins, and GO COWBOYS!??? what else have we got this off season to look forward too??? the freeagency frenzee is almost as wild as the season it’s self????

By: Redskins Guy

Redskins Guy — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 16:22:58 +0000

Root for the opposition?!? Never!!! I’ll root for the opposition just as soon as hell freezes over. Not only is your suggestion grimm and depressing but it’s doomed for failure. As you yourself pointed out, it’s entirely possible for a team to suck for years and years without correcting its mistakes, especially if an owner is involved in making those mistakes. Just look at Dallas (12 years no playoffs), Oakland, and Detroit.

You’re wishing us to suck for no good reason at all. Would I like to see a real general manager? Yes. But that’s something I can’t control, and I’m not about to wish my team ill will in the fruitless hope that the billionaire owner is going to realize he needs to change his ways. It won’t happen. Period.

Zorn made it 8-8 with campbell in his first season as a head coach or coordinator at any level. I don’t see how you can judge him based on one season, especially when it was a season we were looking to bust out for a while there. We stalled mid-season. Maybe next year he can get it going and keep it giong. Why do you have to be so down on everything?

With parity in the NFL, teams can go 1-15 one year and 11-5 the next. I wonder how many Dolphin fans last year said that their team would never get a winning season under their current owner.

Dan Snyder does a lot of things I’m not crazy about, but he’s willing to pay big money to get a winning team. One of these days he’s going to get it right and we’ll be contenders.

By: astroalice

astroalice — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 15:46:26 +0000

The Zorn and Campbell combo guarantees 8 – 8 as far as the eye can see – there is a LEADERSHIP vacuum throughout the organization – rather than give up – root for the opposition until the collapse – certainly 15 years of going nowhere cant last another 15 – - or can it – - – with Snyder, cant rule anything out and Campbell has the leadership potential of a fencepost

By: Redskins Guy

Redskins Guy — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 13:48:40 +0000

Well, except perhaps watching them break up messily in front of us all while they experience the greatest Dallas loss in over 20 years. “Oh Tony you like Jason better than me! Waaah!”

That was pretty damn good too.

By: Bailey

Bailey — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 06:29:49 +0000

Hey Godsfavoriteteam, check this out-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNO6On7cK1M

Nothing better than TO wearing a blind person’s glasses and crying for his boyfriend