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  • @everlastingxxx said:

    The Cowboys/Redskin game this season was Monday nights highest rated game since 2009.

    Well, whadya expect for Weeden v. McCoy?

    Zombo

  • Beautiful women in snowsuits, great idea. I'll just stick to watching porn on my phone while the game is on.

  • HA!

  • Id trade the Ravens to the AFCE and take the Bills. It would be a great turnpike rivalry between 2 similar cities. Indy? eh, not as much.

    @manzier said:

    Id trade the Ravens to the AFCE and take the Bills. It would be a great turnpike rivalry between 2 similar cities. Indy? eh, not as much.

    That would work too.

  • On the evening after the first round, exactly zero of us thought that Phil Taylor would have a longer, more productive, more consistent career than RG3..

  • @calfoxwc said:

    Crap. Too bad the Browns didn't trade their draft for this

    franchise qb who would have taken them to the superbowl

    all by himself.

    ha.

    @pumpkin-eater said:

    Once again it proves foolish to trade away draft picks for one player.

    May go down as one of the worst draft day trades in the history of the NFL. Wow, did the Browns dodge a bullet. I said at the time it was crazy to give up that much for one player.

    @everlastingxxx said:

    Oh stop it, you sound silly. Best rivalry in football. NFC Beast should never be touched. Oh and Cowboys belong on Thanksgiving and will always be Americas Team. 😍

    I've always said the Cowboys are South America's team. Everyone outside of Texas hates that label with a passion.

    Regarding the Redskins rivalry. Jerry should have let it go. By all rights, the Cowboys should be in the NFC South, or West. The Browns gave up a heated rivalry with the Giants (Jim Brown vs Sam Huff was legendary) when they switched conferences. BTW, MHO is the Ravens belong in the AFC East.

    @hoorta said:

    The Browns gave up a heated rivalry with the Giants (Jim Brown vs Sam Huff was legendary) when they switched conferences. BTW, MHO is the Ravens belong in the AFC East.

    And, of course, Huff finished his career with the 'Skins...

    "And go round and round in the Circle Game..."

    Zombo said:

    Well, whadya expect for Weeden v. McCoy?

    Beat me to it...

  • There comes a point in injury-plagued guys careers that they start playing not to get hurt as opposed to just playing naturally. It's completely understandable but it's clear to me RGII is at that point in his career. Talent wise you can see why people were salivating over the dude, but I'm glad we dodged the bullet there.

  • RG3 The gift that keeps on giving. I was critical of Holmgren when the Browns passed on RG3. But Thank God they had the foresight not to mortgage the team for this egomaniac. In retrospect I was just jealous that the Colts got Andrew Luck, the Skins got RG3 and we got Brandon Weeden. But hindsight is twenty-twenty and we got off easy whereas the Redskins will be regretting this move more than Ditka's folly with Ricky Williams.

    He's a coach killer for sure and can't stay healthy. Maybe it's time to admit that the zone read system is also a qb killer.

  • @hoorta said:

    BTW, MHO is the Ravens belong in the AFC East.

    I agree, the bills make far more sense as an AFCN team than the Ravens do.

    @roycerolls said:

    I agree, the bills make far more sense as an AFCN team than the Ravens do.

    +1 Would love to swap the Bills for the Ratbirds!

  • There comes a point in injury-plagued guys careers that they start playing not to get hurt as opposed to just playing naturally. It's completely understandable but it's clear to me RGII is at that point in his career. Talent wise you can see why people were salivating over the dude, but I'm glad we dodged the bullet there.

    @jrb12711 said:

    There comes a point in injury-plagued guys careers that they start playing not to get hurt as opposed to just playing naturally. It's completely understandable but it's clear to me RGII is at that point in his career. Talent wise you can see why people were salivating over the dude, but I'm glad we dodged the bullet there.

    Yeah... those of us that said, "no thank you," due to durability concerns aren't looking so bad now. A group led by the Colts' brain trust by the way...

    The surprise to me are the character issues arising. Folks convincingly posted here about his "military family discipline", humility and "clear leadership qualities". Even more than the injuries, these issues now look to be propelling his undoing.

    Loved Gruden's message... We shall see if it got through.

  • @jrb12711 said:

    There comes a point in injury-plagued guys careers that they start playing not to get hurt as opposed to just playing naturally. It's completely understandable but it's clear to me RGII is at that point in his career. Talent wise you can see why people were salivating over the dude, but I'm glad we dodged the bullet there.

    Yeah... those of us that said, "no thank you," due to durability concerns aren't looking so bad now. A group led by the Colts' brain trust by the way...

    The surprise to me are the character issues arising. Folks convincingly posted here about his "military family discipline", humility and "clear leadership qualities". Even more than the injuries, these issues now look to be propelling his undoing.

    Loved Gruden's message... We shall see if it got through.

    @tour2ma said:

    Yeah... those of us that said, "no thank you," due to durability concerns aren't looking so bad now. A group led by the Colts' brain trust by the way...

    The surprise to me are the character issues arising. Folks convincingly posted here about his "military family discipline", humility and "clear leadership qualities". Even more than the injuries, these issues now look to be the propelling his undoing.

    Loved Gruden's message... We shall see if it got through.

    Yea, very awful attitude. All about himself, etc. Big mistake for WAS drafting him, but it's their fault as many people were fairly skeptical of RG3.

  • @jrb12711 said:

    There comes a point in injury-plagued guys careers that they start playing not to get hurt as opposed to just playing naturally. It's completely understandable but it's clear to me RGII is at that point in his career. Talent wise you can see why people were salivating over the dude, but I'm glad we dodged the bullet there.

    Yeah... those of us that said, "no thank you," due to durability concerns aren't looking so bad now. A group led by the Colts' brain trust by the way...

    The surprise to me are the character issues arising. Folks convincingly posted here about his "military family discipline", humility and "clear leadership qualities". Even more than the injuries, these issues now look to be propelling his undoing.

    Loved Gruden's message... We shall see if it got through.

    @tour2ma said:

    Yeah... those of us that said, "no thank you," due to durability concerns aren't looking so bad now. A group led by the Colts' brain trust by the way...

    The surprise to me are the character issues arising. Folks convincingly posted here about his "military family discipline", humility and "clear leadership qualities". Even more than the injuries, these issues now look to be propelling his undoing.

    Loved Gruden's message... We shall see if it got through.

    I'd be lying if I wasn't somewhat in the trade away picks for RG3 camp that's for sure. I think the attitude stuff very well might be frustration finally boiling over. He knows what he can be and it's just not panning out. If he had a few good seasons he would have easily become the next $100+ million dollar QB. I can't say I wouldn't be frustrated too.