Maybe a Turnaround?

[Riggo44]

Originally Posted by TAFKAS

hahaha, no pun intended right?

I'm glad you caught that TAFKAS. :thumb:

[sportscurmudgeon]

Daseal:

You are parsing sentences here like former President Clinton. Taylor never said he would hold out because he wanted a new contract, but he did indeed say he is unhappy with his current deal and wants a new one. And he did indeed skip the "voluntary" workouts that all the other Redskins managed to attend; and all the time, found a way not to return any phone calls from his coach. My assessment is that he has not been a "true Redskin" this offseason.

He'll be in camp and I suspect that his agent will be the one who makes sure he shows up on time for camp. Remember, his lawyer in Florida made a point of getting the court's permission for Taylor to leave the jurisdiction of the court to go to camp because it was important to his job and his career for him to be in camp. It would be very bad for the judge back there to learn later that Taylor was holding out and not going to this thing that the judge allowed him to go to. Important rule for people about to stand trial:


Don't piss off the judge presiding over your case!


I don't read minds so I have no idea why he went home and didn't return any phone calls to his team or his coach. Maybe he agent told him to behave that way. Maybe he is an anti-social MEATHEAD. Maybe he just forgot to place the calls. Or maybe he wanted to get his head straight. I don't know; I suspect you don't know,and I'm not convinced that he knows.

There are 32 NFL head coaches and about 360 NFL assistant coaches who disagree with you that offseason workouts lead to injuries and are more harmful than helpful. Until one team decides to put your theory to the test and decides not to have any off-season workouts - and then that team wins at least a divison title - I'm going to go with the approximately 400 professionals in this field and say that offseason workouts are beneficial to NFL players and teams.

[cpayne5]

Originally Posted by sportscurmudgeon

Daseal:

You are parsing sentences here like former President Clinton. Taylor never said he would hold out because he wanted a new contract, but he did indeed say he is unhappy with his current deal and wants a new one.

I've never heard ST or Ronsenhaus say it. Maybe I missed the news article that had these quotes. As far as I know, it's all speculation from the media due to the fact that ST never explained his absences.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by cpayne5

I've never heard ST or Ronsenhaus say it. Maybe I missed the news article that had these quotes. As far as I know, it's all speculation from the media due to the fact that ST never explained his absences.

I agree. SportsCurmudgeon, I have no idea where you're getting this. Gibbs even said that he doesn't believe Sean's absence is due to contract issues.

He's just a head-case. I hope he stops being a head-case for sure. But if he misses non-mandatory workouts, I won't hold it against him. As long as he makes it to camp and plays hard this season, I'll be happy.

I'd also like to see him avoid getting into situations like the one he's in now. From everything I'm reading, he's pretty likely to be acquitted of the charges outright; but he shouldn't have gotten into the situation in the first place. He's got to hang around the right people.

But as long as he is in camp, gets in shape quickly, and plays hard this year, I will have no beef. If he does those things, he'll be a serious menace in our secondary, you can take that to the bank.