Dumpster fire Postgame

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Kirk Cousins is not a top 10 QB, he is a top 10 stats QB, Both are very different. He is great when games are out of reach and he can get his garbage yards, we have seen this so many times. I was in denial and wanted Kirk back but after watching him this season and his film, nothing has changed. He's the same KC as he has been, has mental breakdowns , (last night when he just threw it back to the RB after Thielan was wide open) , He fumbles way too much and he misses throws in the Red Zone. The guy is a solid starter but not worth 84M

This is a solid argument and it's debatable. Was Kirk getting garbage yards when he had come from behind wins? Or games like he had against New Orleans last year where he was let down by the defense? He had plenty of games here where he played well enough to win but lost. Sorry that ain't on him.

To me it came down to this. Would you rather pay Cousins 84m over the 3 years? Or would have rather paid Smith 71 million? Basically the Redskins saved 4 million a year for a QB that isn't as good. It blew up in their faces because now Smith is hurt and may never play again, he wasn't playing well before he got hurt and now we're back to square one.

[5superbowls3wins]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

This is a solid argument and it's debatable. Was Kirk getting garbage yards when he had come from behind wins? Or games like he had against New Orleans last year where he was let down by the defense? He had plenty of games here where he played well enough to win but lost. Sorry that ain't on him.



To me it came down to this. Would you rather pay Cousins 84m over the 3 years? Or would have rather paid Smith 71 million? Basically the Redskins saved 4 million a year for a QB that isn't as good. It blew up in their faces because now Smith is hurt and may never play again, he wasn't playing well before he got hurt and now we're back to square one.

The Skins are full of bad quarterback decisions. Sanchez didn’t last 4 quarters until he was benched for someone who’s a practice squad journeyman that hasnt played in years.

There’s a Washington Post article saying Washington Unwittingly Proved Colin Kapernick’s value.

Gruden and Allen are (yet again) responsible for those bad decisions. Just like letting Cousins walk to save 4 million on a quarterback who ran the offense like crap and couldn’t complete a pass over 5 yards. They both need to be fired.


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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by 5superbowls3wins

The Skins are full of bad quarterback decisions. Sanchez didn’t last 4 quarters until he was benched for someone who’s a practice squad journeyman that hasnt played in years.

There’s a Washington Post article saying Washington Unwittingly Proved Colin Kapernick’s value.

Gruden and Allen are (yet again) responsible for those bad decisions. Just like letting Cousins walk to save 4 million on a quarterback who ran the offense like crap and couldn’t complete a pass over 5 yards. They both need to be fired.


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shocking...you don't think they have an agenda?

[5superbowls3wins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

shocking...you don't think they have an agenda?

Well let’s be honest here. Do you disagree? I think Washington did prove Kapernicks value. After watching the complete shit show Sanchez was, and now we’re going with a mobile Quarterback who can move around and extend plays (as Gruden put it) wouldn’t most think Kapernick was the best option and most talented to go with? Certainly over who’s starting now.

Funny how Gruden is back to needing a QB like RG3....ironic

He’s just FULL of good Quarterback decisions.

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[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

This is a solid argument and it's debatable. Was Kirk getting garbage yards when he had come from behind wins? Or games like he had against New Orleans last year where he was let down by the defense? He had plenty of games here where he played well enough to win but lost. Sorry that ain't on him.

To me it came down to this. Would you rather pay Cousins 84m over the 3 years? Or would have rather paid Smith 71 million? Basically the Redskins saved 4 million a year for a QB that isn't as good. It blew up in their faces because now Smith is hurt and may never play again, he wasn't playing well before he got hurt and now we're back to square one.

I'd rather of had Alex. Can't include the injury in the decision as that's out of teams control and was just plane nasty. We were winning games and could have won the game he got hurt in if refs didn't fuck us where the sun don't shine. Whether the wins were because of him or not is another discussion, but we were winning.