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[quote=GTripp0012;554976]Roddy White is No. 5.

Good work guys.[/quote]

Crap! I had Roddy White but where I checked his stats it started in 2006. I thought that was his first year when he didn't get a TD. SC Skins Fan and GMScud :goodjob: Fun post Tripp! Nice thread Paintrain!

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there is a problem with patience. this organization doesn't have any. Which translates to the fan base. Everyone has a win now attitude, instead of building a solid foundation from the ground up. We have had this discussion a million times on this board, and no matter how you word it, it is always the same blame game. THE FO! the stink. They give up picks for other people's garbage. Its not coinsidence that teams that have fought for playoffs year in and year out always have 7 or more picks in the draft. and they make quality picks by quality GM's, not by the owner and his yes man. Eagles, Giants, Pats, have built through the draft. Even the Dolphins with Parcells has started to get it right. the Texans were going in the right direction before getting Casserly out. When you are a Redskin fan, you can not have patience because the front office does not allow us to build these young guys. If they dont produce in two years, they are gone.

Mostly, its bad draft picks, and bad decisions, but eventually they will get it right.....wont they?

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[quote=#56fanatic;555479]there is a problem with patience. this organization doesn't have any. Which translates to the fan base.[/quote]

I really don't think it works this way exactly. Both the FO and the fans influence each other when it comes to patience. The Redskins are the #1 sport in the DC area, trumping two baseball teams, a pro basketball team, a pro hockey team, and two renowned college basketball program (G'town & UMD). I think when you garner this much attention in a big market, your fanbase is going to be pretty impatient.

[quote=#56fanatic;555479]We have had this discussion a million times on this board, and no matter how you word it, it is always the same blame game. THE FO! the stink. [B]They give up picks for other people's garbage.[/B][/quote]

Jason Taylor was the last time this happened, and I don't think he was garbage (so do people that talk football for a living).

[quote=#56fanatic;555479]Its not coinsidence that teams that have fought for playoffs year in and year out always have 7 or more picks in the draft. and they make quality picks by [B]quality GM's[/B], not by the owner and his yes man. Eagles, Giants, [B]Pats[/B], have built through the draft. [/quote]

In New England, Darth Hoody calls the shots, no one else. Otherwise I do agree with your points here.

[quote=#56fanatic;555479]When you are a Redskin fan, you can not have patience because [B]the front office does not allow us to build these young[/B] guys. If they dont produce in two years, they are gone.

Mostly, [B]its bad draft picks, and bad decisions[/B], but eventually they will get it right.....wont they?[/quote]

I think the team has built through the draft, it is just that the big flashy trades tend overshadow this. All of these players have been built through the draft: Chris Cooley, Sean Taylor, Carlos Rogers, Rocky McIntosh, Jason Campbell, Derrick Dockery, Kedrick Golston, Anthony Montgomery, Reed Doughty, Laron Landry and Chris Samuels.

And between last year and this year, they continue to build through the draft with Malcolm Kelly, Devin Thomas, Fred Davis, Chad Rinehart, Chris Horton, Kareem Moore, Brian Orakpo, and Kevin Barnes.

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I can't wait to see the Dolphins finish about 5-11 this year. Then how many people will be honking on the genius of Parcells then?

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[quote=Mattyk72;555522]I can't wait to see the Dolphins finish about 5-11 this year. Then how many people will be honking on the genius of Parcells then?[/quote]

And see the Dolphins' fans trying to convince themselves that Pat White is their QB of the future.

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[quote=Mattyk72;555522]I can't wait to see the Dolphins finish about 5-11 this year. Then how many people will be honking on the genius of Parcells then?[/quote]

I agree, I mean how far can you really go with mostly gimmick plays.

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The Fins had a very easy schedule last year; this year it is tougher.

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Well '09 will tell the tale for sure about JC and those rook WRs from last year.

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[quote=Ruhskins;555518]I really don't think it works this way exactly. Both the FO and the fans influence each other when it comes to patience. The Redskins are the #1 sport in the DC area, trumping two baseball teams, a pro basketball team, a pro hockey team, and two renowned college basketball program (G'town & UMD). I think when you garner this much attention in a big market, your fanbase is going to be pretty impatient.



Jason Taylor was the last time this happened, and I don't think he was garbage (so do people that talk football for a living).



In New England, Darth Hoody calls the shots, no one else. Otherwise I do agree with your points here.



I think the team has built through the draft, it is just that the big flashy trades tend overshadow this. All of these players have been built through the draft: Chris Cooley, Sean Taylor, Carlos Rogers, Rocky McIntosh, Jason Campbell, Derrick Dockery, Kedrick Golston, Anthony Montgomery, Reed Doughty, Laron Landry and Chris Samuels.

And between last year and this year, they continue to build through the draft with Malcolm Kelly, Devin Thomas, Fred Davis, Chad Rinehart, Chris Horton, Kareem Moore, Brian Orakpo, and Kevin Barnes.[/quote]

Good post Ruh