RG Obama....
- Thread starter GregV814
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I can't see the logic of people thinking that preseason greatness equates to a winning season. I'm sure there are some skins fans that already booked their hotel in NYC for the Super Bowl.
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Chris0nllyn
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I'm not a Skins fan, but what did you expect?
The guy hasn't played any real football in 3/4 of a year.
He was rusty at first, but seemed to pick up a bit later in the game.
With that being said, if Chip Kelly hadn't slowed down his offense, I'm not sure what the score would be. My fantasy team is loving the Vick/Jackson combo though.
The guy hasn't played any real football in 3/4 of a year.
He was rusty at first, but seemed to pick up a bit later in the game.
With that being said, if Chip Kelly hadn't slowed down his offense, I'm not sure what the score would be. My fantasy team is loving the Vick/Jackson combo though.
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ftcret
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GregV814
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alright let me clarify my message.
Under the previous government we were getting things accomplished, not to all's approval but putting along. Then, basically out of nowhere, the power, insight, and pure godlike presence in the shape of Barack Hussein Obama entered the political theatre. We knew nothing about him as he was junior senator fron Illinois, but by all accounts was apparently a savior of some sorts. Women swooned, Chris Matthews had a twitching of his leg and even Oprah fainted just to stand in his shadow.
But then reality set in and we found out he is infalible after all......(I am keeping it civil)
So, this spring and summer we couldnt hardly wait for RGIII!!!!! My gracious he was going to make the team 16-0 and give CPR to babies and fund Obamacare.
So, who cared about the players that spent all summer in training and winning 4 pre-season games.....no, no RGIII RGIII RGIII...but then what happened??????
Under the previous government we were getting things accomplished, not to all's approval but putting along. Then, basically out of nowhere, the power, insight, and pure godlike presence in the shape of Barack Hussein Obama entered the political theatre. We knew nothing about him as he was junior senator fron Illinois, but by all accounts was apparently a savior of some sorts. Women swooned, Chris Matthews had a twitching of his leg and even Oprah fainted just to stand in his shadow.
But then reality set in and we found out he is infalible after all......(I am keeping it civil)
So, this spring and summer we couldnt hardly wait for RGIII!!!!! My gracious he was going to make the team 16-0 and give CPR to babies and fund Obamacare.
So, who cared about the players that spent all summer in training and winning 4 pre-season games.....no, no RGIII RGIII RGIII...but then what happened??????
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BuddyLee
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Perhaps that was the view nationally with ESPN and the like running stories about the kid non-stop.
However, any reasonable Redskins fan knew he'd have to work himself up to speed. The Redskins faithful were more excited about their team overall, what they had accomplished last year and what they could build on this year with the additions of Orakpo and Fred Davis and a few draft picks.