Bless this man.
 

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haven't seen this posted. LaVar Arrington, ladies and gentleman. true redskin? i think so. even with this contract dispute. god i love this guy. so glad he joined the nflpa so i can play him in videogames and see the jerseys out there. is there a bigger star on our team?

He's definitely been my favorite Redskin since we drafted him.

:dallas: I gotta hope that when all is said and done LaVar will be one of the best players to put on a Redskins uniform. Hopefully he will stay the once his arbitration case is over.

:dallas:

In one of Joe's audio clips, I sensed a bit of animosity towards the front office in LA's words. He was talking about playing for the Redskins and mentioned that the "organization was great", but then went back and reworded it to the "tradition is great". That was something that really stood out to me.

Lavar is ready to win is what I take from this and he is willing to do anything to help this team win....totally different attitude than from the previous years.

Lavar is my absolute favorite player. He is a true Redskin. The guy is team leader, and he lets his play do the talking for him. Plus, he's a smart guy and he's extremely talented. I wouldn't be surprised to see his number retired after his career is over.

LAs arbitration case is the beginning of the end for LA as a skin. If he loses he will feel jilted and cheated and likely ask for a trade. If he wins Danny will feel cheated & betrayed. Mark my words, in 2 years LA will be in another uni.

[QUOTE=irish]LAs arbitration case is the beginning of the end for LA as a skin. If he loses he will feel jilted and cheated and likely ask for a trade. If he wins Danny will feel cheated & betrayed. Mark my words, in 2 years LA will be in another uni.[/QUOTE]


Yo Irish...what is up with all your negativity? Are you a Redskins fan or what?

Guys....I think Irish needs a hug.

just call him sportscurmudgeon jr.

LOL

Welcome back Irish, it's been a while.

I would rather believe that if LaVar loses in arbitration (as seems very likely), he will fire and sue the Postons. Everything that has happened makes it appear he has positioned himself for this suit by getting a solid commitment from them that they were supposed to have acquired that extra bonus. With them agreeing publicly that that was, indeed, the case, they may have unwittingly set themselves up if it is proven the deal was botched by them. I get MANY more "enjoys" imagining this scenario than any other.

Levar is my modern day Monte Coleman and I hope he has just as many years as a Redskin.
peace
mike


~see I added something non-political
peace
mike

Its good to be back and its good football is starting up again.

Its not negativity, its reality in today's nfl.

Irish i'd say it all depends on how this season goes wouldn't you? til' now, he's been scrapping for the 'Skins every year no matter what and currently he's never been more excited about the team. not like say....champ

Seems to me that LaVar is able to seperate the business side of the game from what happens on the field. He also seems to be pretty genuine when he says he wants to be here. I could be totally wrong of course because I'm not LaVar. I guess time will tell.