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Daseal · 02-25-2005, 04:57 PM

Well - If we get rid of speculation this site would be renamed redskins.com and it would be boring. Offiss stated his opinion, and in my estimation, did a good job. We're just fans, but most of the people here (and I'm not including myself) really know their football. We all watch the skins games (often more than once) and we all observe things about them. The problem is - we aren't ever willing to admit the bad. LaVar is a great athlete no one disputes that, but I feel his contract is too big and for the way LeMarr Marshall was playing we could have dealt him and been a more complete team (that was till he got his ginormous contract.) Objectively we could probably field an all around better team without LaVar, in my opinion. He's exciting to watch, and the media latches onto his personallity. I'm just curious if with all his Redskins talk how willing he'll be to restructure again in 3 years.

02-25-2005, 04:57 PM	#6
Daseal Puppy Kicker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Arlington, Virginia Age: 42 Posts: 8,341	Re: Return Of Lavar Well - If we get rid of speculation this site would be renamed redskins.com and it would be boring. Offiss stated his opinion, and in my estimation, did a good job. We're just fans, but most of the people here (and I'm not including myself) really know their football. We all watch the skins games (often more than once) and we all observe things about them. The problem is - we aren't ever willing to admit the bad. LaVar is a great athlete no one disputes that, but I feel his contract is too big and for the way LeMarr Marshall was playing we could have dealt him and been a more complete team (that was till he got his ginormous contract.) Objectively we could probably field an all around better team without LaVar, in my opinion. He's exciting to watch, and the media latches onto his personallity. I'm just curious if with all his Redskins talk how willing he'll be to restructure again in 3 years.