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Monksdown · 06-10-2005, 10:42 PM

Daseal- I wont attack you.

I always make sure to read what you write, because you ere on the side of caution. Or atleast you try to help us see from the outside looking in.

Somebody, somewhere, has taken the same information that we have, and has only seen bad things. We can be overly optimistic, yes. Can that reporter(?) be overly pessimistic, yes.

In another thread I was very critical of our interior line. I havent seen anything from Casey Rabach, and we have all seen alot less from Dockery. Last year was Rabach's first 16 start season. He is green.

My point is, in our continuing struggle to see both sides of any argument, I sometimes feel like we are letting the negative hype affect us too much. And on the opposite side, more often we let ourselves be overly optimistic. In either of these cases, I like to step out on the other side. If a thread starts:

"We should trust Joe Bugel. He is the best O-line coach ever!" You can damn well bet that I will argue against it if no one else will.

That's the point of all of this anyway isnt it. I enjoy the discussion.

Lots of love dude, REDSKINS FOR LIFE!

06-10-2005, 10:42 PM	#12
Monksdown The Starter Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Warrenton, Virginia Age: 45 Posts: 1,515	Re: KFFL Redskins Pre-season assessment. Daseal- I wont attack you. I always make sure to read what you write, because you ere on the side of caution. Or atleast you try to help us see from the outside looking in. Somebody, somewhere, has taken the same information that we have, and has only seen bad things. We can be overly optimistic, yes. Can that reporter(?) be overly pessimistic, yes. In another thread I was very critical of our interior line. I havent seen anything from Casey Rabach, and we have all seen alot less from Dockery. Last year was Rabach's first 16 start season. He is green. My point is, in our continuing struggle to see both sides of any argument, I sometimes feel like we are letting the negative hype affect us too much. And on the opposite side, more often we let ourselves be overly optimistic. In either of these cases, I like to step out on the other side. If a thread starts: "We should trust Joe Bugel. He is the best O-line coach ever!" You can damn well bet that I will argue against it if no one else will. That's the point of all of this anyway isnt it. I enjoy the discussion. Lots of love dude, REDSKINS FOR LIFE!