(Merged Thread) Overreacting to a loss

dblanch66 · 11-28-2005, 11:35 AM

People are overreacting because there are expectations. When we lost yesterday in the 4th quarter, I really wasn't surprised, therefore, not too upset. My expectations for this team are realistic. We will probably go 9-7 this year which is not bad and a significant improvement from last year. Let's be honest...how many of you expected the Redskins to go to the super bowl this year?? It is always a hope but the best this team can do is 5-6 so far. So next week, I'll be watching, just like I have EVERY GAME this year including preseason, and hoping for a win but not living and dying by a loss.

11-28-2005, 11:35 AM	#24
dblanch66 The Starter Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Phoenix, AZ Age: 60 Posts: 1,176	Re: (Merged Thread) Overreacting to a loss People are overreacting because there are expectations. When we lost yesterday in the 4th quarter, I really wasn't surprised, therefore, not too upset. My expectations for this team are realistic. We will probably go 9-7 this year which is not bad and a significant improvement from last year. Let's be honest...how many of you expected the Redskins to go to the super bowl this year?? It is always a hope but the best this team can do is 5-6 so far. So next week, I'll be watching, just like I have EVERY GAME this year including preseason, and hoping for a win but not living and dying by a loss.

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