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Shift of power changing in the NFC? (1 Viewer)
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Bizkiteer
Footballguy
Sounds like a one Bears fan is a little upset that the 'Skins signed all the players that the Bears wanted to sign (Archuleta, Randle El and A. Carter)! 
LOL @ making a prediction for the next decade. Sheesh! Sounds like it's personal opinion and has absolutley nothing to do with fact ro anything else.
LOL @ making a prediction for the next decade. Sheesh! Sounds like it's personal opinion and has absolutley nothing to do with fact ro anything else.
Don't sweat it Biz. That's just Grid being Grid.Sounds like a one Bears fan is a little upset that the 'Skins signed all the players that the Bears wanted to sign (Archuleta, Randle El and A. Carter)!
LOL @ making a prediction for the next decade. Sheesh! Sounds like it's personal opinion and has absolutley nothing to do with fact ro anything else.
Power Monster
The Midnight Stalker
Here we go again! The Skin love here is just sick. This noise is just a broken record and it has been going on now for ten years
Why you ask?
dgreen
Footballguy
As of now, the Redskins have made two changes to their starting offense and three changes to the starting defense. On offense: Lloyd and Randle El for Patten/Thrash and Royal. On defense: Carter for Wynn/Daniels, someone for Lavar, and Archuleta for Clark.Wow, look at that shake up!
gump
Footballguy
Simms went 6-2 to end the season last year, including 3-0 on the road in the division. During that span, he threw 8 TDs to 3 INTs.Along the way, he showed obvious growth in key areas like game management, reads, and leadership.
Not sure why you would think he wouldn't continue to develope, other than left-over feelings from his college career.
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BigTex
Don't mess with Texas
1. Where did I say this?2. Where did you red this on this thread?
Along the way, he showed obvious growth in key areas like game management, reads, and leadership.
Not sure why you would think he wouldn't continue to develope, other than left-over feelings from his college career.
I asked a simple and straight forward question. I obviously did see all his games or I wouldn't have asked the question. I saw a few games some, he looked shaky the other he looked good.
Simms played 11 games last year, 2035yds, 10TD, 7INTs, 4 fumbles, sacked 29 times (205yds lost), 61%pct (rank 22nd), 81.4 QBRat(rank 31st).
I'm not impressed.
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fatness
Footballguy
gump
Footballguy
And you're from Texas. That's a shocker.I think the Bucs should be considered a contender because they were a division winner, and have some youth that should improve this year. The key will be the aging defense....if they can get another couple of good years out of Brooks, Barber, Rice, and Co...they should be in the hunt.
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TankRizzo
Footballguy
Yes, hitching the wagon to Brunell is very worrysome. After his "couragous" '04 season, as gibbs liked to refer to it, he's left a very bad taste in my mouth. I don't think Ramsey got a fair shake and I was against the trade for him to begin with. I think it's inevitable that he's going to get hurt again, I just hope they have the guts to tell him to sit down because he clearly hurts the team when he goes out there with his leg bothering him.
UnknownCoach
Footballguy
He makes these huge contracts what looks in part as a media ploy to make fans happy and attract players. How much of the money actually get paid? Not only does there appear to be a lot of unmeetable performance bonuses, but Washington is moving guys out as fast as they are moving them in. Stephen Davis got a huge deal that made him a Redskin for life right? He cant keep the same team together and probably wont win any championships because of that. Now I think Snyder does use the loopholes to spend as much as a team possibly can which many teams dont. However the money always looks like more than it really is.
redman
Footballguy
Your premise is asinine. Washington will return 9 or 10 starters on offense from last year (depending upon what formation they run and whether Brunell keeps the starting job), and 8 on defense.
The biggest names they've failed to retain this year? Lavar Arrington, but I'd point out to begin with this was as much or more due to limitations in his game and conflict with the coaching staff as it was to money. Even so, two years ago the defense was as effective with Lamar Marshall at WLB (where I think he'll return this season) as it was with Arrington in there.
Who else? Ryan Clark (a borderline starting talent who was playing out of position at SS) and Robert Royal (a role player at TE); maybe John Hall, but he's had injury problems the last two years. Walt Harris? By the 2/3 point of the season, Carlos Rogers had beaten him out for the starting job and was head and shoulders above him in coverage skills, relegating Harris to the nickel role - Harris only ever started thereafter when Rogers was injured.
Where's the big shake up? What I've described in Washington is a pretty standard amount of turnover for an NFL team in the FA era.
nygiants56
Footballguy
Everyone but the Eagles..they've done nothing to get better in the offseason,while Washington and the Gmen have made big splashes...Dallas is about to do the same, with a potential T.O. signing...Eagles have lost their OC, and replaced him with the biggest meat-head this side of Jim Haslett, Marty Morhinweg...eeessshhh...good luck there..
GRIDIRON ASSASSIN
Footballguy
This isn't a Bears vs. Skins thread whatsoever.....
Every offseason I have to read how the Skins had the best offseason, and since Snyder has owned the team how many winning seasons have they had? One? Two?
And don't look now, but some young Cane that Snyder has sunk a boatload of money into is about to bite a pillow while somebody finds his endzone.... Nice knowing you Sean Taylor. You're playing on Paul Crewe's team REAL soon.
The Skins can't beat Dallas, the Seahawks or the Panthers as they stand today.
Every offseason I have to read how the Skins had the best offseason, and since Snyder has owned the team how many winning seasons have they had? One? Two?
And don't look now, but some young Cane that Snyder has sunk a boatload of money into is about to bite a pillow while somebody finds his endzone.... Nice knowing you Sean Taylor. You're playing on Paul Crewe's team REAL soon.
The Skins can't beat Dallas, the Seahawks or the Panthers as they stand today.
Hawkeyeskin
Footballguy
####### Bears fans.
fatness
Footballguy
He's not saying either. He's just saying "it's that time of the year for me to blast the Skins again, like I do every year, since they keep beating the Bears. I guess I'll trot out the 'salary cap hell' and 'spend money like crazy' routines again. People really bite on those."
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I dont understand your logic. WSH beat the best of the NFC last year. Seahawks, Bears, Tampa Bay, didn't even play Carolina, altough I wish we did, I think it would be a awesome game.Do you have some hatred against the Skins?? If so that is ok....hatred is spawned from jealousy.....
scoobygang
Footballguy
Other than Seattle (and Philly where I have questions just about everywhere else), every team in the NFC has questions at QB. As far as young QBs go, I like Simms as much as Eli Manning. I might be biased because he carved up the Skins so bad in the regular season, but even when he played worse in the playoffs, he picked himself off the mat and threw the potential winning (tying?) TD that Edell Whatshisname dropped.
BigTex
Don't mess with Texas
I can respect that. With all the signings and the draft upon us, it's going to get very interesting. The NFCE is going to be a monster, if rivaleries have died in the NFCE it's a bout to be rekindled and all hell is going to break out and I have purchased my ticket.
