Answer the question LA

An "unfocused" Arrington has been pretty damn good, can't wait to see him really focus and get down to business.

A focused LaVar could lead to a great player. An unfocused LaVar we've seen.

Yah, that darn unfocused three-time pro bowler.......let's hope we don't have to deal with him again. :rolleyes:

I just can't wait to see him start baching some heads. My most memorable moment of any football game was the moment he ended Aikman's career and EVERYONE KNEW IT. He knew it, I knew it, even old Troy knew it. Ending the career of a Cowboy like that, without actually hurting him in any serious long term way, is probably the highlight of the Skins last decade to be honest.

I just can't wait to see him start baching some heads. My most memorable moment of any football game was the moment he ended Aikman's career and EVERYONE KNEW IT. He knew it, I knew it, even old Troy knew it. Ending the career of a Cowboy like that, without actually hurting him in any serious long term way, is probably the highlight of the Skins last decade to be honest.

It really was a great hit. And not only did it take out their All-American QB, it pushed Troy into the broadcast booth sooner.......which I'm embarrassed to admit I kinda like.

I just can't wait to see him start baching some heads. My most memorable moment of any football game was the moment he ended Aikman's career and EVERYONE KNEW IT. He knew it, I knew it, even old Troy knew it. Ending the career of a Cowboy like that, without actually hurting him in any serious long term way, is probably the highlight of the Skins last decade to be honest.I was watching that game with a Cowbays fan and said before the game it was Aikmans last game and Lavar would provide the last blow. It happened almost off the sreen and I went wild as my friend looked at me like a freak. Then the camera panned back to Aikman on the ground and he realized why I was going wild. I saw Lavar interviewed and he was very subdued in the interview. It was like he was waiting to make his statment on the field and I very impressed with his demeanor with the press. It just left me with the feeling that I would hate to be on the opposite side of the ball from him.

I was watching that game with a Cowbays fan and said before the game it was Aikmans last game and Lavar would provide the last blow. It happened almost off the sreen and I went wild as my friend looked at me like a freak. Then the camera panned back to Aikman on the ground and he realized why I was going wild. I saw Lavar interviewed and he was very subdued in the interview. It was like he was waiting to make his statment on the field and I very impressed with his demeanor with the press. It just left me with the feeling that I would hate to be on the opposite side of the ball from him.

I get the feeling he's got a lot of frustration built up inside, but he's waiting to let it out on the field instead of lashing out at the media.

just can't wait to see him start baching some heads. My most memorable moment of any football game was the moment he ended Aikman's career and EVERYONE KNEW IT. He knew it, I knew it, even old Troy knew it. Ending the career of a Cowboy like that, without actually hurting him in any serious long term way, is probably the highlight of the Skins last decade to be honest.

I agree Aikman is a good anouncer. He did a skins - dallass game and the play by play guy showed the clip of him getting tagged and Aikman was pretty pretty funny about it.

Kind of like when Thiesman is anouncing and they talk about his punt :)

I've been waiting since last season to see the TOTAL defense healthy. I am even more excited now. griffin anchors the line, then Arrington and Washington making plays sideline to sideline. Sean Taylor punishing any one who tries to throw it deep. Our corner can cover with a rookie who can make an impact... every game should be at least close if the offense can put up atleast 21 points a game cause our d can limit other teams to 17 a game or less.

By the way, apparently LA won't start tomorrow but he's expected to play about 30 snaps

Aikman was a monster he took alot of licks over the years, and demolished the league including us. I know he was a little older, and had taken some beatings but the fact Lavar demobilized his career says something. This big corn fed beast went down to #56 is important. This strikes fear in the hearts of people, Lavar is a scary kind of player, opposing offensive players know he can lay them out. You have to think Bledsoe's slow ass must be thinking he has a big bulls eye on him.

Aikman and Arrington like 99% of the players in this league have handled this like professionals and gentleman. Both with sportsmanship, and a little levity.