Here comes Sally

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by BigSKINBauer

... Bitch.

i second that

[bigSkinsfan61]

Originally Posted by BigSKINBauer

... Bitch.

yea ...what he said

[hail_2_da_skins]

Sally Jenkins rarely has anything positive to say about the Redskins. I'm surprised the Washington Post continues to publish this garbage. It's much too early to make anything of these absences. Springs had informed his position coach, he wasn't going to show up until June and he is working our with a specialist. What's the problem. Sean Taylor has been a no show on these voluntary workouts since he has been a Skin. Obviously it doesn't bother him that he is working on Gibbs's last nerve. And this is not the way to negotiate a contract extension. But he is young and his agent has done this before with his other clients. Hopefully we won't see another TO experience.

[firstdown]

Do we have to go through all of this every year with Taylor and jumping to all of theses made up conclusions. Tayler has never been very good at showning up for these practices and for that matter comunicating with the FO. When he does show up he is in shape and ready to begin the new year. I think that all of the coaches have comented at some point about how ST gives it 110% ever pratice and works his butt off at every pratice. So until does something differently I really don't care what he is doing as long he is staying out of trouble.

[SmootSmack]

Really, my only gripe with Sean Taylor showing up is this: such a big deal was made last year about how he and Arch didn't communicate well and how he really missed Ryan Clark. Well now's a chance for him to start fresh with Landry. To take on the role for Landry that Clark did for him.

That'd be nice to see him step up and participate in that sense. For his own conditioning though he doesn't need to be there.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Really, my only gripe with Sean Taylor showing up is this: such a big deal was made last year about how he and Arch didn't communicate well and how he really missed Ryan Clark. Well now's a chance for him to start fresh with Landry. To take on the role for Landry that Clark did for him.

That'd be nice to see him step up and participate in that sense. For his own conditioning though he doesn't need to be there.

It is disappointing that he isn't showing up to voluntary workouts to at least set an example for the younger guys.

[SmootSmack]

And...we're back to Brunell

[REDSKIN2]

Isn't ironic that during 05 when the SKINs went on the winning streak and made the playoffs after Sally wrote that famous "The NY GIANTS are a shining example on how to team build" and they were out in Round One while we advanced, we heard nothing from her.

and now she comes out of the wood work to kick us after a 5-11 season.

[Hog's Breath]

Here is the email I wrote her last night and her two responses.

"I just finished reading your column on Sean Taylor and Shawn Springs.My question is this...Have you ever written anything good about the team? I can't remember a single article you've written that had something positive to say. Where does this bias come from? And why, if you hate the team so much, do you continue to write articles about it. How could you possibly quote Chris Carter in your article? What has he done that you feel he is an expert "insider" and knows exactly what different coaches are doing? Have you seen him on HBO? His opinions are a joke and I feel it reflects on you as a columnist that you would use his opinion. It is obvious you were just looking for some filler for your article. At least, for your sake, I hope that is the case. Because if it isn't, you've lost all credibility as far as I'm concerned.Please do us all a favor and and stick to covering cycling or whatever it is you write that no one cares about. I don't know of anyone that likes your columns or respects your opinion."

Her response-


"I don't set out to offend Redskins fans. Believe me, it's a lot more fun to write about a winning team. I simply think the Snyder-Cerrato-Gibbs tenure has been a failure.
I've written plenty of nice things about individuals with the organization. If you go back and look, I think you might be surprised. In fact, I'd never written a critical word about Gibbs until Friday. And I probably praised Brunell and Ramsey far past the point of reason. Stephen Davis leaps to mind as a player I always wrote glowingly of, as does Gregg Williams, Champ Bailey, Laveranues Coles...
That said, I'm not sure I've ever writte anything positive about Snyder or Cerrato, for the reason that I think they deserve criticism, not praise, based on the record.
Fans tend to take things personally. I understand that. I'm simply more dispassionate about the team than you are.

But I thank you for reading the Post.

Best, Sally J."


"PS-I wrote tons of nice things about Steve Spurrier. I actually thought that, in time, Spurrier would have grown into a good NFL coach. He was fun and so was his team. I was in the minority on that, but I wrote it consistently."

[skinsfan_nn]

Originally Posted by Hog's Breath

Here is the email I wrote her last night and her two responses.

"I just finished reading your column on Sean Taylor and Shawn Springs.My question is this...Have you ever written anything good about the team? I can't remember a single article you've written that had something positive to say. Where does this bias come from? And why, if you hate the team so much, do you continue to write articles about it. How could you possibly quote Chris Carter in your article? What has he done that you feel he is an expert "insider" and knows exactly what different coaches are doing? Have you seen him on HBO? His opinions are a joke and I feel it reflects on you as a columnist that you would use his opinion. It is obvious you were just looking for some filler for your article. At least, for your sake, I hope that is the case. Because if it isn't, you've lost all credibility as far as I'm concerned.Please do us all a favor and and stick to covering cycling or whatever it is you write that no one cares about. I don't know of anyone that likes your columns or respects your opinion."

Her response-


"I don't set out to offend Redskins fans. Believe me, it's a lot more fun to write about a winning team. I simply think the Snyder-Cerrato-Gibbs tenure has been a failure.
I've written plenty of nice things about individuals with the organization. If you go back and look, I think you might be surprised. In fact, I'd never written a critical word about Gibbs until Friday. And I probably praised Brunell and Ramsey far past the point of reason. Stephen Davis leaps to mind as a player I always wrote glowingly of, as does Gregg Williams, Champ Bailey, Laveranues Coles...
That said, I'm not sure I've ever writte anything positive about Snyder or Cerrato, for the reason that I think they deserve criticism, not praise, based on the record.
Fans tend to take things personally. I understand that. I'm simply more dispassionate about the team than you are.

But I thank you for reading the Post.

Best, Sally J."


"PS-I wrote tons of nice things about Steve Spurrier. I actually thought that, in time, Spurrier would have grown into a good NFL coach. He was fun and so was his team. I was in the minority on that, but I wrote it consistently."

P.S. Sally, It's nice to know that you wrote such nice things about players that are no longer Redskins, except MB and he won't be for long.

I'm also not suprised with your fondness for spurrier...he was good for a laugh, even as an NFL coach. That's a real educated guess that he would have grown into thew job, in ol, maybe if you gave him 20 years.

That's why he's in the real big league....once again, USC/ Gamecocks..plz

[GoSkins!]

Originally Posted by Hog's Breath

Her response-
"I don't set out to offend Redskins fans. Believe me, it's a lot more fun to write about a winning team. I simply think the Snyder-Cerrato-Gibbs tenure has been a failure............
Best, Sally J."

Funny, when they were winning 2 years ago she didn't write anything good either. The fact that she liked Spurriers tenure is even more comical. She enjoyed a coach that didnt work hard, know the players, or believe defense was important. That was "fun".

Please, everyone, dont even read her articles.

[JDALY27]

Originally Posted by Hog's Breath

Here is the email I wrote her last night and her two responses.

"I just finished reading your column on Sean Taylor and Shawn Springs.My question is this...Have you ever written anything good about the team? I can't remember a single article you've written that had something positive to say. Where does this bias come from? And why, if you hate the team so much, do you continue to write articles about it. How could you possibly quote Chris Carter in your article? What has he done that you feel he is an expert "insider" and knows exactly what different coaches are doing? Have you seen him on HBO? His opinions are a joke and I feel it reflects on you as a columnist that you would use his opinion. It is obvious you were just looking for some filler for your article. At least, for your sake, I hope that is the case. Because if it isn't, you've lost all credibility as far as I'm concerned.Please do us all a favor and and stick to covering cycling or whatever it is you write that no one cares about. I don't know of anyone that likes your columns or respects your opinion."

Her response-


"I don't set out to offend Redskins fans. Believe me, it's a lot more fun to write about a winning team. I simply think the Snyder-Cerrato-Gibbs tenure has been a failure.
I've written plenty of nice things about individuals with the organization. If you go back and look, I think you might be surprised. In fact, I'd never written a critical word about Gibbs until Friday. And I probably praised Brunell and Ramsey far past the point of reason. Stephen Davis leaps to mind as a player I always wrote glowingly of, as does Gregg Williams, Champ Bailey, Laveranues Coles...
That said, I'm not sure I've ever writte anything positive about Snyder or Cerrato, for the reason that I think they deserve criticism, not praise, based on the record.
Fans tend to take things personally. I understand that. I'm simply more dispassionate about the team than you are.

But I thank you for reading the Post.

Best, Sally J."


"PS-I wrote tons of nice things about Steve Spurrier. I actually thought that, in time, Spurrier would have grown into a good NFL coach. He was fun and so was his team. I was in the minority on that, but I wrote it consistently."

First of all I thinks its cool you got her to respond. I liked your email to her also.

This was the only time she bad mouthed Gibbs by saying he's lost touch with his ability to communicate to his players......no big deal right.

Sally isn't passionate about the Skins and hates Snyder. For all of Snyder's mistakes marketing the Redskins and bringing Gibbs back is not one of them. He has done everything in his ability to provide a winning football team to the Skins Fans. I praise him for that.

Her email is so out of touch that it makes me feel better how stupid she actually is. We should all bum rush her inbox with emails detailing how we don't appreciate those types of articles in the Washington Post when we're tyring to read up on our team in early May.

Whatever Sally!

[hesscl34]

Poor Brunell..

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by hesscl34

Poor Brunell..

yes poor brunell

[dmek25]

Originally Posted by hesscl34

Poor Brunell..

yeah, but at least he has nice hair