Rex reporting for duty!

[wilsowilso]

We are all witness to a "clash of the titans" QB battle.

Rex Grossman aka Butterball aka Sexy Rexy

VS

John Beck aka Who The Heck is This Clown

It's quite simply the most intense battle of prolific QB's in the history of the NFL.

WE ARE SO FREAKIN LUCKY THIS YEAR.

WOW!

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by wilsowilso

We are all witness to a "clash of the titans" QB battle.

Rex Grossman aka Butterball aka Sexy Rexy

VS

John Beck aka Who The Heck is This Clown

It's quite simply the most intense battle of prolific QB's in the history of the NFL.

WE ARE SO FREAKIN LUCKY THIS YEAR.

WOW!

Isn't it funny though? I mean the Shanahan's are actually going about the QB situation the right way. Rather then break the bank with a new player or a sexy name they have two guys, (both highly regarded prospects at one time or another) who have sat and learned the system for at least one year.

Yet people are acting like this isn't John Skelton vs Max Hall in 2010. Don't get me wrong I'm as nervous as the QB situation as anyone else but the way they've gone about selecting and coaching their players up, at least on paper, is the right way to do it.

Not to mention the fact that the cap wasn't put at risk with the contracts of Beck and Grossman, nor did the Skins give up draft picks to acquire the players.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

Isn't it funny though? I mean the Shanahan's are actually going about the QB situation the right way. Rather then break the bank with a new player or a sexy name they have two guys, (both highly regarded prospects at one time or another) who have sat and learned the system for at least one year.

Yet people are acting like this isn't John Skelton vs Max Hall in 2010. Don't get me wrong I'm as nervous as the QB situation as anyone else but the way they've gone about selecting and coaching their players up, at least on paper, is the right way to do it.

Not to mention the fact that the cap wasn't put at risk with the contracts of Beck and Grossman, nor did the Skins give up draft picks to acquire the players.

+1 ( or however many points I can add)

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

Isn't it funny though? I mean the Shanahan's are actually going about the QB situation the right way. Rather then break the bank with a new player or a sexy name they have two guys, (both highly regarded prospects at one time or another) who have sat and learned the system for at least one year.

Yet people are acting like this isn't John Skelton vs Max Hall in 2010. Don't get me wrong I'm as nervous as the QB situation as anyone else but the way they've gone about selecting and coaching their players up, at least on paper, is the right way to do it.

Not to mention the fact that the cap wasn't put at risk with the contracts of Beck and Grossman, nor did the Skins give up draft picks to acquire the players.

This isn't Skelton vs. Hall, not in my mind at least

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

This isn't Skelton vs. Hall, not in my mind at least

Of course not. Skelton is the greatest QB in the league, he's just not allowed to unleash his greatness on the league because in doing so it would ruin the parity that the league has worked towards

Anyway I know you don't think that, you're to level headed to think like that. However there are fans in Redskins nation as well as many outside observers that might as well say that the caliber of QB in DC is no better then the two rookies the Cards were playing last year after they realized that Derrick Anderson was at best, a backup.

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

And all this Rex Grossman talk will stop in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1...

Jermichael Finley’s guarantee: Packers will shut up the Eagles and Saints | ProFootballTalk

Anyone know the address where I can write to him. I want to send him flowers or something for temporarily taking the spotlight off us.