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The man for whom the Superbowl trophy is named and a former Redskin head coach like your Dad expressed his football philosophy (maybe his life's philosophy) in the speech paraphrased below. My Dad took...
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Ever watch those History Channel programs on the last hours in the bunker in Berlin during WWII?
Sadly the same bunker mentality has hit the Redskins since the shock of pending changes went from rumored...
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I hate to drop it on people but THESE GAMES ARE MEANINGLESS!
The only thing winning these last games does is drop our draft position and put us on the outside looking in when it comes to acquiring a...
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by Bram Weinstein
Not A Super Review
February 8, 2010
I'm happy for the Saints. I'm sad for me and you and everyone not associated with screaming "Who Dat?" every two minutes. I don't know any other way to say this but the Super Bowl broadcast sucked beyond belief. And I mean the entire thing: from the disturbing Doritos ads to the lack of any drama whatsoever, this one was remarkably lame.
Here are the silly/stupid/asinine/boring moments from the CBS telecast of Super Bowl 44:
1) James Brown actually converses with the E Trade baby. I was in a bar during the AFC title game when this happened the first time and I remember saying, "I might be crazy but I think James Brown is talking to the E Trade baby." Two days later, I needed to make sure I saw what I thought I saw, so I googled it and sure enough, at the end of the segment he actually said, "Nice talking to you E Trade baby!" I admire James Brown, which is why I can't believe he didn't tell CBS to shove that idea up their collective asses. What's next, Bill Cowher becomes an Avatar?...
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» The Om Field |
by Mark "Om" Steven
February 4, 2010
Sam Bradford On, You Know, the Redskins Nickname (and stuff)
I got a kick out of Hog Haven’s piece on Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford’s interview with Kevin Sheehan on ESPN 980 yesterday. Specifically this part:
Kevin Sheehan: You are of Native American descent, correct?
Sam Bradford: Correct.
Kevin Sheehan: So, out of curiosity, do you have any sort of feelings about the Redskins name?
Sam Bradford: "You know, obviously in Oklahoma there's a large Native American population. There are a lot of opinions on that name....but...I really don't feel like, you know, I need to be, you know, voicing my opinion. You know. If it's something I have to do down the line, you know, then I will, but I just don't feel like I need to address that issue right now."
My first reaction? That Mr. Bradford may not have really, you know, helped himself much. Because like, while he did dodge the question and all—which could mean he feels the blind-side pass rush and moves well in the pocket—it could also mean he’s, you know, like, not all that bright ...
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by John "Boone" Jeffries
January 30, 2010
Good Will Hunting
He’s not a genius Southie janitor at MIT, solving quantum physics equations on his lunch breaks, but there is no doubt that Redskins owner Daniel Snyder is Good Will Hunting.
You have to give Mr. Snyder some credit. I know you don’t want to. But you must.
Crazy talk you say? Bear with me.
Our beleaguered owner has spent a couple of years being brought to his billionaire knees by organizational failure (both on and off the field) of near epic proportions. League laughingstock, Captain of the NFL’s new HMS Titanic, mocked even by *gasp* Raiders fans, pilloried by his previous supporters, few have experienced as powerful a reputational fall as Daniel Snyder.....
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» Behind Enemy Lines |
by Bob "Neophyte" Floyd
18 January, 2010
It's The Line, Stupid
The QB stat line for the game read 22 of 35 for 198 with no Touchdowns, one INT, three Fumbles (two lost) and six Sacks.
If I showed you that line in a vacuum, where you didn’t already have a clue where I got it from, my guess is you, as a Redskin fan, would have no problem believing that it belonged to Jason Campbell. We have sure seen his stat line look like that often enough.
In this case it belongs to Tony Romo...
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