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The redskins have passed us by and the giants are a model franchise.
Maybe you pussies were right, maybe us losing out and then more success for our rivals will further shame Jerry
Maybe you pussies were right, maybe us losing out and then more success for our rivals will further shame Jerry
Redskins haven't passed us.
They lack the cap and draft picks to build around RGIII. For now anyway...
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No they only just cock smacked us at home on thanksgiving 9 games into that ninja turtles career
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The Redskins are not a good second half team. They beat a lousy Cowboys' team, for sure though.
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They took the first step. They will pass us soon.
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both will probably improve their performances against the Rob Ryan scheme Sunday
Bryce Brown had a monster performance. I think he had like 150 yards on 11 carries and 2 tds.
Two costly fumbles though.
Guy was the #1 recruit coming out of high school. Went to UT with Lane Kiffin. Then bailed after his freshman year. Sat out in 2010. Played two games in 2011 at Kansas State and then quit the team.
He's a head case, but he's supremely talented. He has explosive speed for a 225lb back.
Two costly fumbles though.
Guy was the #1 recruit coming out of high school. Went to UT with Lane Kiffin. Then bailed after his freshman year. Sat out in 2010. Played two games in 2011 at Kansas State and then quit the team.
He's a head case, but he's supremely talented. He has explosive speed for a 225lb back.
2012 Week 13: Eagles at Cowboys, Giants @ Redskins et cetera
Our improbable march to the playoffs starts this week amigos!
Don't be a ceiling fan.
No line published yet because it's taking Vegas a little longer than usual to calculate our awesomeness.
Our improbable march to the playoffs starts this week amigos!
Don't be a ceiling fan.
No line published yet because it's taking Vegas a little longer than usual to calculate our awesomeness.
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That's okay, Bryce Brown will take care of business. They don't need McCoy to beat us.
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They are bound to win sooner or later, right? It's the perfect time. I'd love to hear the excuses after that loss.
He's already making a list of 20 excuses right now. He'll use the best 3 after we lose.
Gotta keep sales up, you know. You can't open up something like a nail salon with bad attendance and poor sales.
DeSean Jackson out for season with fractured ribs
Posted by Michael David Smith on November 27, 2012, 12:24 PM EST
APAs the Eagles’ season goes from bad to worse, they’ve now lost one of their top offensive playmakers.
DeSean Jackson, the wide receiver who guaranteed a Super Bowl when he signed a new five-year contract in March, will miss the rest of this season with fractured ribs, coach Andy Reid announced today. Jackson leads the team with 45 catches for 700 yards, so his loss will be yet another blow to an offense that continues to struggle.
Reid said Jackson’s injury will take about six weeks to heal and shouldn’t affect him during the offseason. (Reid, of course, will have no role in anything Jackson does during the offseason, as Reid is sure to be fired when this season ends.)
Reid also confirmed that left tackle Jason Peters will not play this year, that Peters’ replacement at left tackle King Dunlap will at the very least miss some practice with an MCL sprain, that running back LeSean McCoy is still in Phase 1 of the NFL’s post-concussion protocol and that quarterback Michael Vick has still not been cleared from his own concussion. Injuries have devastated the Eagles’ offense, but Reid declined to blame injuries for his team being 3-8.
“Injuries are not an excuse for our record. The next guy plays. There are no excuses,” Reid said. “Hopefully you have the character on the team where guys will fight to the end. You saw that last night. We’re just not getting it done.”
The Eagles are not getting it done, and with Jackson done, it’s one more sign that Philadelphia may fail to win another game before the season is done.
Posted by Michael David Smith on November 27, 2012, 12:24 PM EST
APAs the Eagles’ season goes from bad to worse, they’ve now lost one of their top offensive playmakers.
DeSean Jackson, the wide receiver who guaranteed a Super Bowl when he signed a new five-year contract in March, will miss the rest of this season with fractured ribs, coach Andy Reid announced today. Jackson leads the team with 45 catches for 700 yards, so his loss will be yet another blow to an offense that continues to struggle.
Reid said Jackson’s injury will take about six weeks to heal and shouldn’t affect him during the offseason. (Reid, of course, will have no role in anything Jackson does during the offseason, as Reid is sure to be fired when this season ends.)
Reid also confirmed that left tackle Jason Peters will not play this year, that Peters’ replacement at left tackle King Dunlap will at the very least miss some practice with an MCL sprain, that running back LeSean McCoy is still in Phase 1 of the NFL’s post-concussion protocol and that quarterback Michael Vick has still not been cleared from his own concussion. Injuries have devastated the Eagles’ offense, but Reid declined to blame injuries for his team being 3-8.
“Injuries are not an excuse for our record. The next guy plays. There are no excuses,” Reid said. “Hopefully you have the character on the team where guys will fight to the end. You saw that last night. We’re just not getting it done.”
The Eagles are not getting it done, and with Jackson done, it’s one more sign that Philadelphia may fail to win another game before the season is done.
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