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In the interest of promoting accountability, I would like to set this space aside to identify all those Un-Redskins we see today who do not give maximum effort. Alligator Arms, Look-out blocks, Grabbing instead of Tackling, and Sideline Pouting are sure signs. Let's hope this thread does not thrive.

To begin: The Unknown Redskin who talked to Tom Friend for his article in ESPN.

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You mean we haven't been calling people out all year?

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uhh....???

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Way to end the half. Loafer Awards to Archuleta for allowing the punt block and to Rogers for making sure Keyshawn was undisturbed while he secured the ball going out of bounds.

Also to the 14 or 15 guys who put the ball on the ground.

And lastly to Al Saunders. Please no more draws on first down. The playcalling today is absolute horse____. (Except for the PA WR Cross where LLoyd was wide open and Campbell missed him.)

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I second that!

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Oh come on! Rogers has been playing great all game. Make Keyshawn work to get his feet down instead of the push out penelty.

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Rogers has played his best ball of the season today if you ask me.

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He played great all days. He was the best corner on our team today. Granted he wasn't guarding Steve Smith most of the time.

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I agree that Rogers redeemed himself in the second half. Hats off to the defense for getting it done. Hats off to Dan Henning for his horrible play calling for Carolina. Their fans should be irate. It is as if he was trying to help us win. Maybe Gibbs went to him before the game and said, "Help a brother out."

I disagree that Rogers was making Keyshawn "work for it". The way you make him "work for it" is to nail him in the ribs as soon as he touches the ball.

But, that aside, I think we can let this one die.

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I call out chris "I like the Bears" 36.

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[QUOTE=70Chip;250613]In the interest of promoting accountability, I would like to set this space aside to identify all those Un-Redskins we see today who do not give maximum effort. Alligator Arms, Look-out blocks, Grabbing instead of Tackling, and Sideline Pouting are sure signs. Let's hope this thread does not thrive.

To begin: The Unknown Redskin who talked to Tom Friend for his article in ESPN.[/QUOTE]


The so called unknown player who supposedly spoke off the record to Tom Friend which led to the ESPN article is without a doubt, no longer unknown. Joe Gibbs knows everything, and everybody about this team. Bubba Tyer tells JG everything that happens with this team. It has always been that way, nothing escapes Bubba, he knows Tom Friend just like Gibbs does considering all the time he used to spend at Redskin Park during JG's first tenure.

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[quote=saden1;250857]I call out chris "I like the Bears" 36.[/quote]
I second that.

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Mark Brunell. He looked a little pouty on the sidelines at times.

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I didn't see much slacking today because I thought for the most part, everyone put forth good effort. In one of my post last week I mentioned the fact that since the playoffs are a remote possibility now, how are these guys going to perform with nothing much left to play for but pride, and to continue their careers with the team. I'm sure the coaching staff will be looking to see the same things. Off today's effort however, I'll have to wait another week, because one cannot argue with the effort put forth today.

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I didn't see too many today but I did see the 30 million dollar captain of the punt team miss an assignment which allowed a punt to be blocked.

He needs to get it together. Otherwise, he is a complete joke.

I spoke to a Panthers fan today who pointed out that Steve Smith's game winning overtime catch in the playoffs against St. Louis was against double A. (Not Arn Anderson of Four Horseman glory)