Re: Sean Salisbury
 

The Cowboys looked simply horrible in their game against the Skins in DC and once they were knocked out of the Playoffs by the Skins in Week 17th they had no effort against the Rams in their last game. I just don't think they play with any heart and all it is going to take is for Bledsoe and T.O. to get into a fight and it will be all over for that team. Between Parcells and T.O. and Bledsoe, it is oil and water, waiting to happen.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Salisbury is what he is. Not only does he not believe his bullshit, Parcells doesn't believe it either. He showed his indignation by not showing up at the press conference. Of course ol' Jerry tried to cover for him, but the truth is in his actions. Just wait until we beat the stuffing out their asses and watch ol' Jerry lose it and storm down to the field and cuss T.O and Parcells out for allowing D'Boyz to get swept again.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=SUNRA]Salisbury is what he is. Not only does he not believe his bullshit, Parcells doesn't believe it either. He showed his indignation by not showing up at the press conference. Of course ol' Jerry tried to cover for him, but the truth is in his actions. Just wait until we beat the stuffing out their asses and watch ol' Jerry lose it and storm down to the field and cuss T.O and Parcells out for allowing D'Boyz to get swept again.[/QUOTE]

to Parcells defense he doesnt' go to any press conference for player introductions. He didn't go to Keyshawns or Drews. Believe me, Parcells would bring anyone back if he thought it would mean a championship.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Salisbury is a bit of an idiot, seems like he has a bit of an axe to grind against us for some reason. Did he ever play in DC? Maybe he was invited to a camp and Gibbs cut him, whatever it is it seems to be clouding his judgment.

But in all honesty, I don't care about the slight disrespect being dished to us. In fact it could be a good thing, it's tough to carry that mantle of "Super Bowl favorite" all year. Ask Peyton Manning and the Colts. Come the fall, our defense will again bring the pain and now we've got a few more options on offense.

I wonder if Salisbury will make a playoff bet on the Skins again?

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Do You really think Parcells wants T.O. in Dallas with Bledsoe as the QB?

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=SUNRA]Do You really think Parcells wants T.O. in Dallas with Bledsoe as the QB?[/QUOTE]

Why not. TO is alot better than Keyshawn and supposedly was going to be the piece that brought that ship down, but didn't. Plus TO has never really played for anyone with the disciplinarian background Parcells has. I think Parcells will look at it like, with him we will be pretty damn good. If he act up, he gets the axe and we move on. He isn't the type to mince alot of words back and forth. I just cant wait unit TO comes across the middle and Taylor and Arch rip him in half. He thought his broken leg was bitch, try and sow your ass back to you body TO!!!

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=jdlea]I think that this team could win with Betts for a game or two, but I'm saying what if Portis were to miss 5 or 6 games, then I think we'd be in real trouble. Just like pretty much any other in the league, but I just don't think that Betts can come in and carry the load for long.[/QUOTE]

I'm sure that's what they were saying about undrafted free agent (from NC no less) Willie Parker in Pittsburgh a year ago.

Look at how THAT worked out.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Betts=Sean Salisbury?

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=#56fanatic]Why not. TO is alot better than Keyshawn and supposedly was going to be the piece that brought that ship down, but didn't. Plus TO has never really played for anyone with the disciplinarian background Parcells has. I think Parcells will look at it like, with him we will be pretty damn good. If he act up, he gets the axe and we move on. He isn't the type to mince alot of words back and forth. I just cant wait unit TO comes across the middle and Taylor and Arch rip him in half. He thought his broken leg was bitch, try and sow your ass back to you body TO!!![/QUOTE]

youre really the only active member with 56 left in his name. are you going to be something like #21fanatic or just still represent? im just curious.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=Sociofan]I'm sure that's what they were saying about undrafted free agent (from NC no less) Willie Parker in Pittsburgh a year ago.

Look at how THAT worked out.[/QUOTE]

Betts is not even close to Willie Parker, and Betts was a 2nd round pick. He didn't exactly come out of nowhere. Secondly, he's been on the team for four seasons, and has had only mild success. So implying that he could carry the load if Portis went down, is an over-estimation of his ability, in my opinion.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=Southpaw]Betts is not even close to Willie Parker, and Betts was a 2nd round pick. He didn't exactly come out of nowhere. Secondly, he's been on the team for four seasons, and has had only mild success. So implying that he could carry the load if Portis went down, is an over-estimation of his ability, in my opinion.[/QUOTE]

our oline is good enough that he could probably be alright though. he does have some injury issues... I think after this year we migth just let him go and keep rock an nemo (depending on how nemo shows this pre/reg season).

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=Southpaw]Betts is not even close to Willie Parker, and Betts was a 2nd round pick. He didn't exactly come out of nowhere. Secondly, he's been on the team for four seasons, and has had only mild success. So implying that he could carry the load if Portis went down, is an over-estimation of his ability, in my opinion.[/QUOTE]

For his career numbers, Betts averages 4.0 a carry and 9.8 a catch.

Compare that with backs like:
Rudi Johnson (4.2 a carry, 5.4 per catch).
Ricky Williams (4.0 and 7.7)
Curtis Martin (4.0 and 6.9)
Tiki Barber (3.2 and 9.3)

So are you questioning his ability to be productive or his durability? Betts could be a starter on many teams and the Skins would not be in purgatory if he had to carry the team. Especially now that the passing game should relieve some pressure at the line.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

If Betts could stay healthy I think he could be a solid fill in if CP went down, but him staying healthy is a BIG if.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

I agree that Ladell is a fantastic breather back. He is a north - south runner with the ability to generate missed tackles when at full speed. His acceleration isnt great, and so he needs a strong o-line to get behind the d-line in order to generate the speed needed to bounce of would be tacklers.

He would struggle in a system with an average-poor o-line. But who wouldnt you say that about.

Betts seems to miss the home run speed though.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Sean Salisbury, Peter King, Chris Carter, and everyone I know who isn't a Redskins Fan are my favorite people in the world. Salisbury needs something to say to keep his job. He's like a professional wrestler, he has his gimmick and to stay on the show he has to say something wild and stupid just to get people talking. Chris Carter want's to solidify himself as the "bad guy" who says what everyone is afraid to say on Inside the NFL. He's a joke, as long as he picks against the Skins I'm happy because he looks more like a gump when times comes to pick for the next game. Peter King is the coolest of all though. In his Monday Morning QB article he speaks of how Dallas getting Sean Taylors new tackling dummy was the smart thing to do. He tells of how he was a Giants beat writer when they had L.T. so all is well in Texas! The first game in The Big Fed is going to be great hopefully I'll be there. Thanksgiving will be more than satifying as well.
I can't wait for that Super Bowl trophy presentation whenever it comes because it's going to be such a joy to watch EVERYONE in the media who covers the NFL bow down to the Skins one more time. I just know The Danny is going to soak up every miniute of it. Salisbury is a joke, Carter should get his eyebrows trimmed, and Peter King better respond to my email !


HAIL !!!

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

so would you say its safe to assume sean will never make a face turn?

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=Sociofan]For his career numbers, Betts averages 4.0 a carry and 9.8 a catch.

Compare that with backs like:
Rudi Johnson (4.2 a carry, 5.4 per catch).
Ricky Williams (4.0 and 7.7)
Curtis Martin (4.0 and 6.9)
Tiki Barber (3.2 and 9.3)

So are you questioning his ability to be productive or his durability? Betts could be a starter on many teams and the Skins would not be in purgatory if he had to carry the team. Especially now that the passing game should relieve some pressure at the line.[/QUOTE]

Are you trying to say that Betts is better than Tiki Barber? Or any of the backs you have listed, for that matter? Comparing the numbers of a spot back to the numbers of a starting tailback is apples and oranges. Betts has 1271 rushing yards for his career. Tiki had 1860 yards, last season. If teams gameplanned for Betts the same way they did for Portis last season, Betts would be lucky to break 1000 yards, much less make it to week 10 without getting injured.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=Southpaw]Are you trying to say that Betts is better than Tiki Barber? Or any of the backs you have listed, for that matter? Comparing the numbers of a spot back to the numbers of a starting tailback is apples and oranges. Betts has 1271 rushing yards for his career. Tiki had 1860 yards, last season. If teams gameplanned for Betts the same way they did for Portis last season, Betts would be lucky to break 1000 yards, much less make it to week 10 with getting injured.[/QUOTE]

I'm saying the numbers speak for themselves. When Betts is in the game, he is productive.

I would not start him ahead of Clinton Portis nor Stephen Davis either. But when he is in, he gets it done.

Speaking of Stephen Davis, he spent his first 3 years basically on the bench. Total carries: 198 in three years. What if we had applied your logic to Davis? Oh yeah, he got nicked a few times those first few years and didn't play in every game.

Why are you so down on Betts? He's done everything coaches have asked of him and done it well.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=PWNED]so would you say its safe to assume sean will never make a face turn?[/QUOTE]

HA !!!!!! You never know. I guess if they win the Super Bowl or lock the division up early for a first round bye along with home field advantage he just might. Probably during the 5 questions thing with Clayton smashing a chair over Salisbury's back revealing that he's been writing all of Seans stuff !!!!

HA ! Oh my !

DAMN YOU PETER KING !!!!!!


HAIL TO THE REDSKINS !!!!!

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=Sociofan]Why are you so down on Betts? He's done everything coaches have asked of him and done it well.[/QUOTE]

I actually like Betts for what he is, which is a spot back. If he were anywhere close to Portis' level of ability, or any of the backs you mentioned, I don't think Gibbs would've given up the farm to get Portis. And if being a good role player and doing what the coaches say makes a player top tier, then Chris Clemons must be on the same level as Marcus Washington.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[QUOTE=MonkFan4Life]HA !!!!!! You never know. I guess if they win the Super Bowl or lock the division up early for a first round bye along with home field advantage he just might. Probably during the 5 questions thing with Clayton smashing a chair over Salisbury's back revealing that he's been writing all of Seans stuff !!!!

HA ! Oh my !

DAMN YOU PETER KING !!!!!!


HAIL TO THE REDSKINS !!!!![/QUOTE]

nothing says i dont like you like a chair shot to the back.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Salisbury is an idiot!!!

I would be more concerned if he picked the Skins to finish in first place.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Sean Salisbury is a jerk. He didn't live up to the claim that he would walk from Connecticut to DC if the Redskins make the playoffs.

Barring injuries, we should win the NFC East and possibly the Super Bowl next year. We will probably win 13 games.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Salisbury is so shitty he should be in talk radio.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[quote=STPainmaker]Salisbury is so shitty he should be in talk radio.[/quote] um, he is... every weekend, I don't get how being shitty equates to working in radio though.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

How ironic that Salisbury is in a new movie called [URL="http://imdb.com/name/nm0758461/"]The Benchwarmers[/URL]

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[quote=TAFKAS]How ironic that Salisbury is in a new movie called [URL="http://imdb.com/name/nm0758461/"]The Benchwarmers[/URL][/quote]

Props to whoever was in charge of casting then.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

is salisbury really worthy of a 7 page thread?

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

NO! Salisbury not worth the T.P I wiped my ass with this morning. Who cares what that Jackass says? I sure don't. Personally I would rather be the underdog anyway. Especially with the roster Gibbs has put together. Let us all not forget it's not who laugh first. It's who laughs last. I plan to be laughing a lot come Jan 07'.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Sean Salisbury is an ex-QB that has a one line history. His one year in the playoffs he faced us and we stole his cahones put 'em in a jar and haven't given them back yet. That's why he hates on us so much. Check this write up from back in 1993...


They won because Rypien got hot, Mitchell provided a spark at running back and their defense completely shut down the Vikings, rattling quarterback Sean Salisbury and [B]allowing nine total yards and one pass completion in the second half[/B]. The Redskins had the ball for almost 43 of the last 55 minutes -- an NFL playoff record -- as their offensive and defensive lines dominated. After getting those 79 yards on that opening drive, the Vikings got 69 more the rest of the day.

"A great day," Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs said. "They just rolled our way. Freddy hit em pretty hard there and next thing you know there sitting on the sidelines right in front of us. The only thing we could think to do was put them in a jar for safe keeping."

...courtesy of the Washington Post with a little editing from yours truly.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

[quote=LongTimeSkinsFan]Sean Salisbury is an ex-QB that has a one line history. His one year in the playoffs he faced us and we stole his cahones put 'em in a jar and haven't given them back yet. That's why he hates on us so much. Check this write up from back in 1993...


They won because Rypien got hot, Mitchell provided a spark at running back and their defense completely shut down the Vikings, rattling quarterback Sean Salisbury and [B]allowing nine total yards and one pass completion in the second half[/B]. The Redskins had the ball for almost 43 of the last 55 minutes -- an NFL playoff record -- as their offensive and defensive lines dominated. After getting those 79 yards on that opening drive, the Vikings got 69 more the rest of the day.

"A great day," Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs said. "They just rolled our way. Freddy hit em pretty hard there and next thing you know there sitting on the sidelines right in front of us. The only thing we could think to do was put them in a jar for safe keeping."

...courtesy of the Washington Post with a little editing from yours truly.[/quote]

What a great story line! I'd forgotten that Salisbury was the QB in that game. Imagine that, his hate all comes down to a grudge over stolen thunder during his 15 minutes. Haaaa. I love it.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Sean says he knows football, he also said he was a NFL quarterback, his career numbers stacked up like this: 40 games played, 319 comp, 577 att, 55.1 comp %, 3824 pass yrds, 6.6 avg, 19 tds and 19 ints
Let's just say that there is a reason why Mr. Salisbury is behind a desk.

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

Broadcaster, like Player, Sean still has a lot of PINE stuck to his ass!

Re: Sean Salisbury
 

And in it. Bastard.