Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins

[SunnySide]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

So, I think that's what Redskins is trying to find out, if it's something they could have done better or did they do everything they could do on their end.

Your organization sounds like a reasonable, proactive and intelligent group that is genuinely concerned and motivated to maintain a high level of care and performance in your field.

The Redskins are none of those things. Im assuming here but I assume the Skins are doing this as a fact finding mission to gather evidence to use against Trent and not for quality control purposes.

Either way ... seems like the respective parties are preparing for a long, drawn out trench warfare. Let the nitpicking and airing of dirty laundry begin!

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I like the move by the Skins here.

Yep me too. I want to know who made this decision - Snyder, the medical team, or Allen? If it's Snyder or the medical team, or other staff not named Allen then I would think it's the move they made out of concerns. However, if it was Allen then I would agree with Sunny below.

Originally Posted by SunnySide

Your organization sounds like a reasonable, proactive and intelligent group that is genuinely concerned and motivated to maintain a high level of care and performance in your field.

The Redskins are none of those things. Im assuming here but I assume the Skins are doing this as a fact finding mission to gather evidence to use against Trent and not for quality control purposes.

Either way ... seems like the respective parties are preparing for a long, drawn out trench warfare. Let the nitpicking and airing of dirty laundry begin!

I wouldn't be surprised if this is only reason why they made this move.. I'm looking forward to what conclusion NFL and NFLPA come up with, it will help us figure out which side (if not both) made mistakes. But it is very clear that Allen made this situation worse than it should have been.