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Old 09-17-2018, 12:07 PM   #1
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Re: Colts-Redskins Postgame Thread

I say let's talk about the HC, drafts, front office, etc. after the season. One loss isn't the end of the world just like one win doesn't mean we're going to the Super Bowl. Take a breath folks.
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Old 09-17-2018, 12:28 PM   #2
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I say let's talk about the HC, drafts, front office, etc. after the season. One loss isn't the end of the world just like one win doesn't mean we're going to the Super Bowl. Take a breath folks.
This is the 5th year of having games like this.
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Old 09-18-2018, 12:06 AM   #3
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This is the 5th year of having games like this.
I give Gruden credit - it's hard to keep a job in this league for 5 years of mostly mediocre football. 9-7 is his high water mark, and I don't see it getting any better this year.
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Old 09-18-2018, 09:30 AM   #4
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I give Gruden credit - it's hard to keep a job in this league for 5 years of mostly mediocre football. 9-7 is his high water mark, and I don't see it getting any better this year.
Mediocre is being nice. Jay Gruden wins something like 45% of his games in the NFL.
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mediocre is being nice. Jay gruden wins something like 45% of his games in the nfl.
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Old 09-18-2018, 02:06 PM   #6
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I give Gruden credit - it's hard to keep a job in this league for 5 years of mostly mediocre football. 9-7 is his high water mark, and I don't see it getting any better this year.


Not when you come in on the heels of several other failed coaching staffs and a fan base clamoring for consistency and a quarterback finally coming of age (KC). We all knew he had some guaranteed time to turn it around. He hasn’t.
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Old 09-17-2018, 12:57 PM   #7
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Re: Colts-Redskins Postgame Thread

Yesterday was pretty terrible. I thought playcalling was terrible, the offensive line play was terrible, even Trent Williams committed some stupid penalties, and of course, our wide receiver play was terrible.

At least our defense started to shut things down, but they looked horrid at the start of the game. A complete 180 from what the 'skins looked like last week. And judging by how the Cards got spanked yesterday, I'm starting to feel like, maybe, week one was actually a gimme game more than I'm willing to admit.

Looking at the next few weeks, the Packers, Saints, and then Panthers? Don't quite know what to think of the Panthers just yet, but the Packers and Saints? Can this team really afford to go through the first quarter of the season at 1-3?
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Yesterday was pretty terrible. I thought playcalling was terrible, the offensive line play was terrible, even Trent Williams committed some stupid penalties, and of course, our wide receiver play was terrible.

At least our defense started to shut things down, but they looked horrid at the start of the game. A complete 180 from what the 'skins looked like last week. And judging by how the Cards got spanked yesterday, I'm starting to feel like, maybe, week one was actually a gimme game more than I'm willing to admit.

Looking at the next few weeks, the Packers, Saints, and then Panthers? Don't quite know what to think of the Panthers just yet, but the Packers and Saints? Can this team really afford to go through the first quarter of the season at 1-3?

The Bucs are also 2-0, its still way too early to look at the teams ahead, I just dont see us at better than 9-7 or worse than 7-9. It's basically the same as it has been
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I say let's talk about the HC, drafts, front office, etc. after the season. One loss isn't the end of the world just like one win doesn't mean we're going to the Super Bowl. Take a breath folks.
Agreed. Even if Jay is starting to have a pretty solid history of unpreparedness behind him, firing him after one loss, or even mid-season, wouldn't solve anything.
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