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I like big (_|_)s.
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Charlottesville, Virginia
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
Personally, I'd rather us have drafted MLB and moved Marshall back to the weak side.
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Fight for old DC!
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Aldie, VA
Age: 48
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
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I like big (_|_)s.
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Charlottesville, Virginia
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
Honestly, I'm cool with Golston. He got hurt often yesterday, but he's been big in the middle. I'd rather us look at DE. Wynn is great in a rotation for rush defense, but doesn't get a huge push. I want us to get a BIG DE that's good at blocking up the running lanes AND can give us a pass rush.
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Roanoke, VA
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
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Impact Rookie
Join Date: Sep 2006
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
do we know what was asked of brunell for him to respond, i don't know why you'd ask me that, or i can't believe you asked me that?
i heard an exchange between brunell and a reporter like that happened, i just don't know what went down.
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: I'm in LA, trick!
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
I think Brunell looks remarkably composed for someone who's being asked a tough question.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
Wow.....well guys, some of us always complained that the media doesn't ask the tough questions...there ya go!
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Hail Raiser
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
Of course he's ticked off who can blame him? The entire team has had a rough season, he is well aware that the team in struggling and he's not playing well and he has to deal with morons asking him "tough" (obvious) questions. Good for Czaban, he really showed Brunell!
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Playmaker
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: nyc
Age: 50
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
Brunell looks as poised as ever in front of a mic. wish he stood there and dodged pressure half as well on the field.
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Impact Rookie
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Atlanta, GA
Age: 61
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
Czaban needs to ask Brunell why his favorite receiver is Out O'Bounds. At least he's always open, I guess.
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Fairfax, VA
Age: 50
Posts: 4,261
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
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In today's NFL you can't "bat .500". I love Moss, Portis, Cooley, Griffin, Springs, Washington, Lloyd, & ARE. I think the book is still out on Carter. I think he is starting to get a better feel. Archuletta is a huge bust. Bringing in Brunell was a bust (we gave up a pick). To date, Cambell is a bust (gave up at least one pick) and Rocky (gave up a pick) was a bust. Trading Champ and a 2nd round pick was a mistake. Portis had one year left in his deal. We could have waited a year and used Betts or picked up another back. (Runningbacks grow on trees). We could have drafted Cooley with that pick, instead we have to trade up to get Cooley and give up a pick (good move but wasteful). By trading Champ, we had to go get Springs (good move but the injuries are starting to cloud the signing) who is not as good as Champ. We let Smoot go and pick up Rogers. As of now, for a 9th pick, Rogers is a bust. Smoot used to get burned but at least he doesn't play 10 yards off the ball on 3 and whatever like Rogers does. I think that Smoot was just as good at covering. Just as physical and could actually haul in an interception. Trading Coles for Moss was a great move. No complaints. Same with signing Griff and Washington who is a stud. The thing is that we are spinning our wheels. We are still trying to find the corner to replace champ. We draft a QB but the situation is as confusing if not more confusing than it was before. We sign a safety who is now a special teamer. And after all of this, the lack of picks has created a situation where our depth is very questionable. Our linebackers are suspect as a whole. Our secondary is getting toasted regularly. If Griff misses a game our D-line is in shambles. Our O-line is an injury away from falling to pieces. Our QB situation is comical. Our receivers are awesome but we don't have anyone to get the ball to them. Our RB situation is great but we traded a 3rd pickfor a guy who finally got some work. The bottom line is that our front office before and during Gibbs cannot get out of it's own way. Every time we make a good move we make a bad one. Then when we have an injury the whole thing falls like a deck of cards. We need to commit to a nucleus of players. I love a lot of the signings but we need to do more homework. You just cannot make someone the highest paid player at their position and then they end up on special teams. We need to commit to strenthening both lines and we cannot have a guy running our offense who cannot throw. Anyway that is my two cents. We are out of the race. We paid decent money for Collins and Campbell. Let's take them out of the wrapper. |
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The Starter
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: So. MD
Age: 47
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
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And why is he so mad about the question? He doesn't even look like he wants to put points on the board. He just wants his rating to look good(which he has only managed to do four times this year), so that Gibbs can talk about how well he played. |
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The Starter
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: ZOMGZZZ!!111
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Re: Brunell is all class and tough as nails...but now we have to say goodbye
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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