Daily Slop: I need to borrow a terrible Skins jersey
by Kevin Ewoldt on May 7, 2009 8:18 AM EDT
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PrintMarcus Mason now knows what it takes to make the squad [redskins.com]
(Randle El and Leon Washington tell him to add special teams to his aresenal)
Giants' SB Nation blog questions Hogs Haven and I reply [Big Blue View]
Peter King twitters that Harvison is done [Yahoo]
Butch Davis compares Hakeem Nicks to Michael Irvin [dailynews]
(For so many reasons I really hope Butch is wrong on this)
Builder of Cowboy's bubble had 3 other failures [cnnsi]
Favre's Agent: ‘He wants to win a Super bowl’ [moondog]
Worst Redskins Ebay Item. EVER. [ebay]
Note: I still need to cash in that Hogs Haven NCAA challenge bet and send the Raven's blogger a Skins jersey, which he has to wear to work and photo...does anyone have a jersey I can borrow? Ideally it would be something awful like a Wuerrfel, Jason Taylor, etc. I only have a Sean Taylor one. Please email me at hogshaven@gmail dot com and I'll send you a Skins shirt back with your jersey as a thanks.
Some vintage Cooley for you...
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1st.
I liked your answer to the question:
Are you disappointed that the Redskins weren’t able to make a move for Sanchez?
Your response:
I am not disappointed in the least bit. All of the Redskins Super Bowls were won with a different QB. The anchor of those wins were our offensive and defensive lines. Everyone wants us to solidify those, so once we do, we think Jason is more than adequate to get the ball in the end-zone.
Amen.
HAIL TO THE CAPITALS !!!!
FAT?!
Are you looking at the same video? Cooley’s # was 99. He wasn’t fat at all. You know that they wear pads under their jerseys, right?!
HAIL TO THE CAPITALS !!!!
You just drafted Andre "Victoria's Secret" Smith,
and you’re calling COOLEY fat??
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
He is
a fricking FAT lineman.
Take a look at Andre Carter, and THEN tell me linemen are supposed to be fat:
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
Ahh, but that's not what you said, smart guy.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
Because
he had a BIG arm. And Snyder was desperate for a solid QB at the time.
HAIL TO THE CAPITALS !!!!
did you see?
he wants back in the league, he called the Vikes like a month ago and made a Kenny Powers style video
From Richmond to the District
LOL
Deal alert: It’s less than $20 including shipping within the US.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
My favorite part about that ad.
‘Hardly worn’. Even at 24 months, the kid knew better. Priceless.
by matthiasstephan on May 7, 2009 12:21 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, that's what I was thinking....
poor kid. That should be child abuse.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
how are we not admitting we made a huge mistake by drafting him?
why is this kid still writing on hogs haven?
Well,
except that nobody here likes talking with you….
This isn’t a DC Sports Fans blog. It’s a Washington Redskins Fans blog.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
Besides,
I haven’t lived in DC in a couple years.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
Favre’s Agent: ‘He wants to win a Super bowl’ [moondog]
Yeah, which must be why he’s talking to the Vikings, because they have SO MANY Super Bowl rings.
Go away, Favre. You were good like 10 years ago.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
if he wants to play and a team wants him to play for them, then let it happen… it’s us and the media that are giving it so much attention
True.
I’m just sick of freaking hearing about him.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
I've also
lost most of my respect for him.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
Give me Favre until the wheels fall off
Granted, some are arguing the wheels have fallen off….but I simply can’t get enough Favre. I want him in the NFL forever. And when he announces he is coming back, I expect madden to announce he is coming back as well.
Call me crazy, but there is little television better than the Favre saga. Offseason, gameday…sure it can get a little overpowering, but it is compelling drama. And for once, the Skins are not in the middle of it.
Plus I can’t wait to overpay for Favre in my Fantasy auction draft.
He just threw for
3472 yards and 22 TDs! How many did your boy Palmer have again?
HAIL TO THE CAPITALS !!!!
Carson Palmer
LOL, talk about a weak body!
A 40-year old Favre is tougher than that panzy.
HAIL TO THE CAPITALS !!!!
Of course you go back to Palmer bashing
He played through injury at the giants and he wanted to play.
How?
They wouldn’t give up any picks and they would have an upgrade at QB.
HAIL TO THE CAPITALS !!!!
a post retirement issue
throwing bucks at a player that will only play a year and have upset QBs later.
No it is NOT
They aren’t trading any players or giving up any draft picks. They’re just bringing a living legend in to compete against 2 perennial backups. The organization will receive 100x more media attention and get more revenue from increased ticket sales and jerseys. Even if Favre plays terribly and the press rips him, they’ll still be talking about the Vikings.
HAIL TO THE CAPITALS !!!!
Upset QBs
If they bring back Favre, they can’t seriously be thinking to go back to the QBs they have. It would be a transition to someone else, someone replaced by a #1 draft pick or maybe, depending on their suckage next year, a #1 draft pick of their own.
Favre = Tavaris Jackson as a Free Agent.
by matthiasstephan on May 8, 2009 1:19 PM EDT up reply actions
Dude,
Favre is NOT Tavaris Jackson. Favre has a famous name. Who the Hell has heard of Tavaris Jackson?
Jim Zorn, 55. Sean Miller, 40. AJ Hinch, 34. Notice a pattern here?
I have to agree about Favre.
I thought in the first half of the season he played pretty good. The Jets looked playoff-bound until about the 13th or 14th game. He is a living legend and I think Minnesota would be a good place for him. They have a great O-line and a strong running game (and a pretty stout D-line). Bernard Berrian isn’t the best receiver but Percy Harvin may open things up with his speed. Besides, is Tavaris Jackson better than Favre?!
HAIL TO THE CAPITALS !!!!
It doesn't make sense though
Farve will play one season and retire. Then Jackson and Rosenfels will be upest.
Remember the Jets
Farve was a game-breaker for the beginning and took a couple of shots than faded away. That would just happen faster in Minnesota.
Then
Jackson and Rosenfels will be there to pick up the torch. It’s a low-risk situation that the Vikings are smart to be considering.
HAIL TO THE CAPITALS !!!!
We'll do this the democratic way...
I’ll put a poll on tomorrow’s slop. If its 80% on Monday, then it goes in effect.
Is that the way you go about living your life?
When some one has a different opinion than you you bring out a rule and use it against some one? You lost what little respect I had for your brittle fan base.
Oh, don't worry.
In our eyes, you’re just doing WONDERS for our perception of the Bungles’ pathetic fan base.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
Great.
Now he’ll sign up for about 50 screen names just to get the level below 80%.
"Besides, this is freaking 2009.... WHERE THE HELL IS MY DAMNED FLYING CAR??"
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