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[quote=Angry;644319]I quit![/quote]

I'm right there with ya.

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[quote=ArtMonkDrillz;644031]Brandon Jacobs is secretly the biggest piece of shit in NFL. In both games this season he's started fights and he flops and taunts and just acts like a little fucking elementary school bully who starts shit but avoids the punishment. Not that it matters, but I hope the NFL hits him with a heavy fine.[/quote]

THANK YOU!!!! "elementary school bully" nails it right on the head! he pushes people around but when the whistles blow his finger starts pointing in all different directions. HE is one of the MAIN reasons i hate the giants.

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For all of the Jim Zorn apologists this horrific display was his signature game.

If I was the owner, I would fire him now and let Gray or Blache be the interim coach. This should have been done when the castrated him earlier in the year.

I am sick and tired of seeing him in our colors and he should have been escorted out of the building after the fake field goal.

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Btw... That officiating during Jacobs' meltdown was pathetic. He had at least 3 separate personal fouls and should have been thrown out for two of them. That being said, Al probably should have been thrown out too.

We need to put a $100,000 bounty on him. I am sick of his BS. Send one of our journeymen straight at his knees in the pile.

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[quote=Pocket$ $traight;644439]Btw... That officiating during Jacobs' meltdown was pathetic. He had at least 3 separate personal fouls and should have been thrown out for two of them. That being said, Al probably should have been thrown out too.

We need to put a $100,000 bounty on him. I am sick of his BS. Send one of our journeymen straight at his knees in the pile.[/quote]

Good post. He should have been ejected period. Maybe Al too, but I can't believe the refs didn't even flagged Jacobs.

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I love how Jacobs says he didn't throw a punch. Funny but I saw him swing at least twice. I'm sure the league will disagree with his take on the situation too.

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How about that stat from Jaws last night: 24% of the Redskins passes have been behind the line of scrimmage; 79% within 10 yards. Yay!!...sigh

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[quote=SmootSmack;644490]How about that stat from Jaws last night: 24% of the Redskins passes have been behind the line of scrimmage; 79% within 10 yards. Yay!!...sigh[/quote]

three words for you... west coast offense

one more word from me... gay

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[quote=Mattyk;644486]I love how Jacobs says he didn't throw a punch. Funny but I saw him swing at least twice. I'm sure the league will disagree with his take on the situation too.[/quote]

The guy was pummeling Hall to the ground (reminds me of that non-call on Harrison during last year's Super Bowl, he did the same thing against an AZ defensive back).

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[quote=Pocket$ $traight;644428]For all of the Jim Zorn apologists this horrific display was his signature game.

If I was the owner, I would fire him now and let Gray or [B]Blache be the interim coach.[/B] This should have been done when the castrated him earlier in the year.

I am sick and tired of seeing him in our colors and he should have been escorted out of the building after the fake field goal.[/quote]

Yeah Blache has done a helluva job. :doh: Zorn gets the blame when we lose, Lewis gets the credit when we win, Blache gets a free ride for a horrible defense that received our #1 pick in the draft and the 100 million dollar FA. This team has been dysfuntional at the top for 10 years. Peyton Manning would have a hard time playing behind this line and, [B]under the same circumstances[/B], Lombardi himself would have a hard time getting anything done.

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[quote=53Fan;644535]Yeah Blache has done a helluva job. :doh: Zorn gets the blame when we lose, Lewis gets the credit when we win, Blache gets a free ride for a horrible defense that received our #1 pick in the draft and the 100 million dollar FA. This team has been dysfuntional at the top for 10 years. Peyton Manning would have a hard time playing behind this line and, [B]under the same circumstances[/B], Lombardi himself would have a hard time getting anything done.[/quote]

They should fire Zorn and Blache, put old man Sherm as HC, the other Sherman as OC, and Gray as DC.

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I think I'll be fine if I don't see the burgundy on burgundy ever again. 0-3 now. I actually loved the idea at first, but now it sickens me.

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Perhaps a hockey analogy is in order

To quote MileHighHockey.com after the Caps blew out the Avs recently
"One Sentence Recap Style:

The Avalanche laid a turd on the ice last night in the shape of a Hot Pocket"

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[quote=SmootSmack;644490]How about that stat from Jaws last night: 24% of the Redskins passes have been behind the line of scrimmage; 79% within 10 yards. Yay!!...sigh[/quote]

Yes, that was a disconcerting stat. Maybe next year we'll have an o-line and discover the joy of midrange or (gasp) even deep throws.

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[quote=53Fan;644535]Yeah Blache has done a helluva job. :doh: Zorn gets the blame when we lose, Lewis gets the credit when we win, Blache gets a free ride for a horrible defense that received our #1 pick in the draft and the 100 million dollar FA. This team has been dysfuntional at the top for 10 years. Peyton Manning would have a hard time playing behind this line and, [B]under the same circumstances[/B], Lombardi himself would have a hard time getting anything done.[/quote]

I am a big critic of Blache but my main goal is getting Zorn out of my sight. He literally disgusts me. I am focusing on who could steer us to the end of the season and give us somewhat of a professional look (which has been lacking during Zorn's entire tenure). Gray probably could too.

When they brought Lewis in I called for Bugel. I still think they should do it. Give Buges a couple of games on his farewell tour. He isn't going to be back next year.