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Grimm_Reaper · 11-17-2014, 12:33 AM

Daniel Snyder picked RG3 against the Vikings. Anyone who thinks different is delusional at this point. That was a winnable game, and say what you will but I think coming off a two game win streak, Colt McCoy could have lead our team to victory, and repeated it against the Buccaneers.

This team has given up under RG3. Who can blame them? They're frustrated. Imagine you come off a win at Dallas in only to hear the prima dona who was what, 0-9 for starting prior to that game, is going to come in and bench McCoy. The guy was connecting that entire second half against a very good team, some of his passes were down right surgical. He was reading the defense well and got our offense into a rhythm we haven't seen in some time. Everyone was on all cylinders in Dallas, and it had a huge part with having a humble, skilled quarter back at the helm.

We could be 5-5 right now and we should be 5-5 right now.

At this point, I almost don't fault the players for giving up. Should they play their hearts out anyways? I'd damn well hope so, we pay them too much not to. But they see the clear favoritism and dysfunction of our franchise.

They see it as they can contribute as much as they want, but the broke johnson behind center isn't the best guy to have there, but will still be there anyways because it's Snyder's favorite toy.

11-17-2014, 12:33 AM	#12
Grimm_Reaper Camp Scrub Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 7	Re: Bucs Postgame Thread Daniel Snyder picked RG3 against the Vikings. Anyone who thinks different is delusional at this point. That was a winnable game, and say what you will but I think coming off a two game win streak, Colt McCoy could have lead our team to victory, and repeated it against the Buccaneers. This team has given up under RG3. Who can blame them? They're frustrated. Imagine you come off a win at Dallas in only to hear the prima dona who was what, 0-9 for starting prior to that game, is going to come in and bench McCoy. The guy was connecting that entire second half against a very good team, some of his passes were down right surgical. He was reading the defense well and got our offense into a rhythm we haven't seen in some time. Everyone was on all cylinders in Dallas, and it had a huge part with having a humble, skilled quarter back at the helm. We could be 5-5 right now and we should be 5-5 right now. At this point, I almost don't fault the players for giving up. Should they play their hearts out anyways? I'd damn well hope so, we pay them too much not to. But they see the clear favoritism and dysfunction of our franchise. They see it as they can contribute as much as they want, but the broke johnson behind center isn't the best guy to have there, but will still be there anyways because it's Snyder's favorite toy.