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Impact Rookie
Join Date: May 2004
Location: England
Posts: 972
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Re: NFC East Champ?
Right now only a blind optimist would predict anything other than a last place finish in the division next year.
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 45,256
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Re: NFC East Champ?
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NFC East: Eagles (2005 finish-last place in the division) NFC South: Saints (2005 finish-last place in the division) AFC North: Ravens (2005 finish-tied for last place in the division) Not to mention the Jets who jumped from 4-12 and the cellar to 10-6 and a wild card spot.
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Playmaker
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Richmond VA
Age: 40
Posts: 2,584
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Re: NFC East Champ?
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All very good points. I loved the Jets this year. They just came out and surprised the living **** out of everyone and I like that. Next year WILL be good, I dont care if its supposed "blind-optimism" or not. Its kinda hard not to be a little optimistic about next year after you look at the big picture. We are going to be in a great postion next year to come out and rock the NFC East, and after that....ok, I'll shut up now. Maybe next month I'll say it....:-)
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Special Teams
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 432
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Registered User
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Germantown, MD
Posts: 2,782
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Camp Scrub
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Arrington, Va.
Posts: 99
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Re: NFC East Champ?
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The rest of the NFC East may well have issues, but they did all make the playoffs, and the Redskins were 1-5 against this bunch. There are indeed some reasons for optimism, Jason Campbell's continued development being the single largest one. On the whole, though, I see no reason to expect a dramatic improvement from Washington. From this year's soggy 5-11 finish, 8-8 would seem like a reasonable goal. I have stated before that increasingly it is my belief that this orgainzation is fatally flawed from a structural perspective- not just the on the field product but the appraoch to building it - and that the five game push to close 2005 looks more and more like an anaomolly. I would LOVE to have egg on my face about this later on, but until I see demonstrably better play on the field- not here and there but on a week-to-week basis -I will be skeptical that Gibbs II is on the right path. |
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