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countryroads316
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RG3 looks to have broke his ankle
RG3 looks to have broke his ankle
how do you cheer for an injury ? that is piss poor
how do you cheer for an injury ? that is piss poor
I cheer for in the injury b/c its beneficial for our team. Cousins is the best QB for this team and he will prove it by us winning the division this year.
It's becoming increasingly clear that Robert's body was not made to play football. No matter how or when he comes back, we need to seriously consider if we should continue to invest heavily in a talented but, most likely, often injured player.
I cheer for in the injury b/c its beneficial for our team. Cousins is the best QB for this team and he will prove it by us winning the division this year.
I am about this team winning. RG3 cant be a pocket passer everyone should be thrilled. How am I an idiot if the injury helps the team?
I am about this team winning. RG3 cant be a pocket passer everyone should be thrilled. How am I an idiot if the injury helps the team?
Kirk is the better pocket passer which this teams needs. B/c of RG3 hype the better Qb was never going to see the field. Now the better QB is on the field so yes I am cheering for the injury b/c it benefits our team. I hope RG3 is out for the year so it doesn't becomes a distraction.
Every Redskins fan should be thrilled right now.
Ok, we need to temper our glee for KC. First, being happy for anyone's injury is immature. Second, let's not enshrine Kirk yet. We've seen him play like this before and have also seen him lay an egg. I expect we will see both again this season.
I will say this. I was very impressed with kirk's command of the offense, his read progressions, and his quick decision making. He has potential to be good. Maybe very good. I don't think his upside is as high as RG3s, but I think he will be more available. It's becoming increasingly clear that Robert's body was not made to play football. No matter how or when he comes back, we need to seriously consider if we should continue to invest heavily in a talented but, most likely, often injured player.