NinerSickness
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RG III has as many playoff wins as Tony Romo....
BooYahh!!!!
Cowboys suck....
Romo beat the Eagles in the playoffs in 2009 didn't he?
RG III has as many playoff wins as Tony Romo....
BooYahh!!!!
Cowboys suck....
I could be wrong. I am drinking and trying to come to grips with this trade. Cut me some slack, bro....
I just don't get it though. If I was a Skins fan I'd throw everything I have away. RG3 is not worth what they gave up, he never will be.
I thought this was bs when i heard it from my room mate. Then if ou nd out it was true and how much they gave up for it. Rams can't muff 6 top 15 picks for the next 3 years and four 2nds. The only good things out of this deal is that the Rams will not get Blackmon or Kalil.
RG III has as many playoff wins as Tony Romo....
BooYahh!!!!
Cowboys suck....
Speaking out of ignorance here, but did Fisher have GM responsibilities in either the Oilers/Titans job or now with the Rams? I get that he has input, but so does Shanahan. At the end of the day, a bad GM will absolutely hamstring the best coach. Ask Bill Parcells about his stay in Dallas on that one.
Here's the thing that bothers me: the timing of this thing. Why would you give up that much at this point? A team that needs a QB will get Manning. The Jets extended Sanchez. Some team will pick up Matt Flynn and give him starter money. Competition for that pick comes down to probably two teams, and possibly not even that. Why not let that stuff shake out before trading for the pick?
Not even trying to read any of this thread, just stopped by to say "FUCK THE REDSKINS!!"
My day after sober view on this:
I am coming to grips with the trade. The price was steep for sure, but the Redskins almost had to make this move. Quarterbacks make this league, and are few and far between.
Three things make this a bit less of a risk than it would have been 5 years ago:
1. The rookie salary structure will protect th Redskins in paying for him. He will make 20 million over four years, not 50 million. If he is a bust, it does not kill us long term.
2. The Redskins have at least 41 million to spend to fill some holes. They need a couple of receivers, and O lineman, but they are set at LT and C, and have a few young wideouts with experience (Hankerson, Paul, Austin). Hopefully Chris Cooley is back, 100%, or they need to re-sign Fred Davis (which they likely will). A tight end is a quarterback's best friend and those are two good ones.
3. The Redskins are not a terrible team. They have a solid front seven in defense and exceptional pass rushers in Orakpo and Kerrigan. They are not a complete disaster of a team. This is a team that beat the Giants twice last year.
Do I like the move, it is to early to tell. I want to see how the Redskins spend their money first. Apparently, if it was not going to be the two firsts, it was going to have to be Orakpo and/or Kerrigan. Fuck that. I will trade draft picks before young studs anyday. It is a risk, and it was expensive, but hell, it may work.
(I realize you are an example of winning with an average QB and that scares the shit out of me, when you do get one, but it is still a lot easier with a top QB)
Yep, is there anything these guys don't fuck up? The FA market is out of control because they overpay for everyone, and now in their stupidity to overpay for draftpicks they helped out the rams considerably.
Not that this will or should happen, but I wonder what it would take for them to then trade up to get Blackmon or Kalil (sp.?)?
RG III has as many playoff wins as Tony Romo....
BooYahh!!!!
Cowboys suck....