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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
portis's first game as a REDskins
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
I'd like to see guys working harder in the off season. I seem to recall a very lackadaisical training camp, not playing in pads, no contact, etc. There seemed to be an attitude that the team was good last year, we'd be good this year, so why work hard in camp? There was a sense of entitlement that really shouldn't have been there.
I think this team is on the brink of being great. The offense is RIGHT there and only needs very minor adjustments. The defense needs some personnel adjustments, and most of all and attitude adjustment. If those elements come together, I think 11-5 is entirely possible.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
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I believe Gibbs has already commented that training camp will be very different next year - 2 a days will be starting a lot earlier and the Skins would be implementing/practicing a lot of their plays in preseason instead of trying to "hide things" like they did this year. What will be different is the expectiation level will be very low for the team compared to this year. I would venture to say most publications will have our team coming in last in the NFC East and a record of 4-12 to 7-9 will be forecasted. Hopefully JC progresses fast and we come right out of the blocks with a smash mouth identity first and pound opponents into the ground. My thought is you got some pretty decent backs - why not run 35-40 times a game until the opposing defense surrenders - plus our lineman have already stated that this is what they love to do. |
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
if we dont go undefeated, win the superbowl, and send 25 players to the probowl then i consider this year a failure. i mean wouldn't you?
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: chocowinity nc
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
rather they win saturday night and go 6-10 or 5-11 i would like to see this team do a 360 and run the record the other way around in 2007 but i guess we will have to wait and see what happens before then.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Hackettstown NJ
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
10-6 to me is a good team and it is usually good enough to make the playoffs. To me 10-6 is a good season...
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: all up in your business
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
It's hand-in-hand. There have been 2 teams with 10+ wins that haven't made it to the playoffs in the last 5 years, and every 10+ win team this year will make the playoffs. If 97% of 10+ win seasons mean a playoff appearance, then 10+ wins next season almost guarantees a playoff spot.
So, I would say 10+ wins is a successful season. If we don't make the playoffs with 10 wins, it's a fluke. If we make the playoffs with 8 wins, then that's a fluke, and not a successful season.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
10-6 should definitely be expected whether if it is good enough to make the playoffs or not.
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Join Date: May 2004
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
I'd say anything 10-6 and a playoff win would be a success. But if the NFC doesn't improve much on this season, our schedule works out in our favor a bit and we stay healthy I really really think we have 11-5/12-4 type talent. The key is that everything needs to click with no injuries. I do not think an NFC chapionship appearance is a stretch and if you make it to that game then who the heck knows. essentially I'll have similar expectations that I had this year. I see no reason to have lower expectations.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Germantown, Md.
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
Anything above 500 would be considered success coming from a team that has so many areas of concern on defense, and a young developing QB. Of course I always want to think playoffs, but right now I'll be content with enough progress to render a "winning season".
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Join Date: May 2005
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Chantilly, VA
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Re: What's Considered Success for Next Season?
9-7 is success...how bout we try consistently getting over 500 before we get into the playoffs business. As far as I am concerned this team has shown no reason whatsoever to even be considered a part of the NFL the last decade. It is trash and it makes me sick.
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