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Old 07-31-2006, 09:48 AM   #1
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Re: Arrington happy to put Redskins in past

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Also we picked up Chad Morton who has done well in NY,he's backing up Tiki this year.
I swear if I wasn't sick I'd be laughing right now. What about Big Brandon Jacobs ? No love for him ? Chad Morton,......HONESTLY
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Old 07-28-2006, 10:13 AM   #2
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and did we really lose that much going from peirce to marshal? laVar is an ass, plain and simple.
actually we did. cause losing pierce and moving marshall inside meant we were forced to start warrick holdman, who was worse than terrible.

washington-pierce-marshall was a GREAT LB lineup. arrington was decent last year, but if we still had pierce i don't think he would have seen a single down.
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Old 07-28-2006, 09:46 AM   #3
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He gets booed from me when he comes out against us. I was going to be indifferent.

Not anymore.
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Old 07-28-2006, 09:50 AM   #4
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note that he is the only one slinging mud. the skins(coaches or players) have said nothing about his me first attitude and his freelancing tendencies. lavar has a hard on for this organization and i hope he never makes it back to the playoffs with any team, while the skins win multiple sbs
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LoL?? yes we let go of champ to get portis...what a bust that was...................................LoL...oh and yes im sure we will regret losing ryan when archuleta and taylor literally break people in half.....lol and wow Gibbs is deffinately not as good as Marty or Spurrier..what were we thinking...and Brad Johnson is too easy so i shall leave that one alone!!!....bottom line...he is not that bright...all of the players/coaches he named we have obvious upgrades for...the only one that we did not receive a straight upgrade was Champ...but for him we got a pro-bowl and possibly a future HOF back!!...good call Arrington...see you soon buddy!!!
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Old 07-28-2006, 11:20 AM   #6
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LoL?? yes we let go of champ to get portis...what a bust that was...................................LoL...oh and yes im sure we will regret losing ryan when archuleta and taylor literally break people in half.....lol and wow Gibbs is deffinately not as good as Marty or Spurrier..what were we thinking...and Brad Johnson is too easy so i shall leave that one alone!!!....bottom line...he is not that bright...all of the players/coaches he named we have obvious upgrades for...the only one that we did not receive a straight upgrade was Champ...but for him we got a pro-bowl and possibly a future HOF back!!...good call Arrington...see you soon buddy!!!
If I'm not mistaken, Champ was offered a pretty lucrative deal and he turned it down; and to be frank, he hasn't exactly had a stellar run in Denver. He gets beat regularly, like....in the playoffs last year. He's a "biter".
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Old 07-29-2006, 10:04 AM   #7
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I agree 100%. I was a big Arrington supporter but he never seemed to fit into Greg Williams schemes. He plays as an individual and not a team player. I loved him from the time he knocked out Aikman but he overstayed his welcome. I hope cp runs over him and his big mouth
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But just like with ANY ex-Skin, he's going to make a game-changing play like f-ing Pierce did the first time we played them.
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But just like with ANY ex-Skin, he's going to make a game-changing play like f-ing Pierce did the first time we played them.
He will make a game changing play. Instead of covering Cooley he will let him go free. Brunell will find Cooley for a big gain to seal the game.

I don't want to hear one more person on this site say another good thing about Lavar. He is the enemy. Plain and simple. If he blows out his knee in training camp, I couldn't care less.
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Old 07-28-2006, 09:52 AM   #10
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Re: Arrington happy to put Redskins in past

I still don't blame Pierce for leaving. He gave the Skins a fair shot at re-signing him. The Giants contract was simply structured with more money up front, as we know the Dan doesn't roll like that, he likes to backload the deal. No doubt the Giants knew this and structured his deal that way.

Besides, with the money we saved from Pierce, we're a lot better off. We have Marshall who did a great job at a fraction of the cost of Pierce.
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On a side note, Chad Morton can suck my balls. Ever notice how ANY TIME he returns a kickoff past the 20, he gets up like he just ran it in for a TD?
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Chad Morton still plays? I hadn't noticed.
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Re: Arrington happy to put Redskins in past

Next time you watch a Giants game, on the kickoff return, he'll be the one dry-humping his teammates over his 10-20 yard return.
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Next time you watch a Giants game, on the kickoff return, he'll be the one dry-humping his teammates over his 10-20 yard return.

lol.........I'll be booing LA on Dec. 30 thats for sure. I never knew LA was such a great GM. To bad he's gone.

He's just pissed that he got let go before Joe Gibbs returns us to the Superbowl. Good Riddins and I wish many lack luster plays from LA for the giants.
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I would seriously love to know what LaVar's gripe is now. He's bringing up old shit.
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