How Many Games Should We Test Haskins?

Ruhskins · 10-13-2020, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by jamf

Then someones head needs to roll for starting this fool.

Rivera has talked about accountability all off season so who is accountable for this?

How does an unprepared lazy 2nd year player become week 1 starter and team captain?

Haskins and Rivera are two big mouths that talk the talk but don't walk the walk. They need to sort this shit out together.

I'm pretty sure that if we had a regular offseason with OTAs and real training camp, Haskings would have started the season on the bench.

Monkeydad · 10-19-2020, 11:32 AM

How angry do you think Joe Theismann is about this kid being the one to wear #7?

SunnySide · 10-19-2020, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Monkeydad

How angry do you think Joe Theismann is about this kid being the one to wear #7?

Yeah i thought about that last week. Joe seems like a positive, happy all the time type and still covers the team so of course he gave permission ... but yeah, wish that didnt happen.

MTK · 10-13-2020, 11:58 AM

Snyder is 100% to blame for Haskins. The guy just never learns. He's the reason why this franchise is a dumpster fire.

skinsfaninok · 10-13-2020, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by MTK

Snyder is 100% to blame for Haskins. The guy just never learns. He's the reason why this franchise is a dumpster fire.

Jay Gruden tried telling us all why Haskins was a bum lmao

KI Skins Fan · 10-13-2020, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by MTK

Snyder is 100% to blame for Haskins. The guy just never learns. He's the reason why this franchise is a dumpster fire.

There's no doubt in my mind that Snyder is the reason that Haskins was named the starter to open the 2020 season. I believe that Rivera had to promise Snyder that he would give Haskins a shot in order to get the HC job. You know, full control but with just one little promise to start the season.

WCommandersfan99 · 10-13-2020, 01:13 PM

It will be interesting to see if WFT fetches any offers at all for him. Thinking a 6th or 7th but no offers would be unsurprising to me. I don't think I've ever seen a qb situation evolve so rapidly.

mredskins · 10-13-2020, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by The Skinsinator

It will be interesting to see if WFT fetches any offers at all for him. Thinking a 6th or 7th but no offers would be unsurprising to me. I don't think I've ever seen a qb situation evolve so rapidly.

Dissolve

Monkeydad · 10-15-2020, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by mredskins

Dissolve

Devolve.

MTK · 10-13-2020, 12:51 PM

The cherry on top was him calling in sick on Sunday. Total BS. I wouldn't care if they just cut him. He's trash.

skinsfaninok · 10-13-2020, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by MTK

The cherry on top was him calling in sick on Sunday. Total BS. I wouldn't care if they just cut him. He's trash.

I have never even heard of that happening before lol

irish · 10-13-2020, 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I have never even heard of that happening before lol

While I agree that this was immature BS I do think with the Covid situation and the warnings the NFL has sent out it's not surprising WFT told him to stay home. Better safe than sorry.

Warthog · 10-13-2020, 03:48 PM

Wherever we are in the draft, the BIGGEST difference over the past 20 years is that SNYDER won’t be making the draft pick, or influencing that decision.

Rivera’s demoting Haskin’s to the #3 QB was PARTIALLY a message DIRECT to Snyder. I played your guy, and he’s not worthy. After 20 years, Snyder is out of the loop regarding personnel decisions. Rivera’s OTHER message was to the players: just because you’re the owner’s pet, you still have to prepare and perform.

Haskin’s is ANOTHER Snyder DISASTER. One in a very, very long line of very poor personnel decisions made by Snyder and his lackey GM’s, that have handicapped this team like a massive boat anchor on a tiny sailboat. No one has been able to win with that handicap. Not Gibbs, not Shanahan, not Rivera, not any of the offensive geniuses that have migrated to victories on other teams. I’m sure McVay and KOC felt some small satisfaction from putting it to Snyder one more time.

Only by cutting the Snyder tie can this team move forward. Rivera knows that he can’t hope to win with Snyder’s influence, in any way. Snyder knows that if he has ANY chance of surviving in the NFL past this season, it is with the knowledge that Rivera is remaking this franchise in his clean and hard-working image. Snyder knows that if he makes ANY attempt to put his fingers back into the management of the team, Rivera has only to drop one small note to the press and he will be vilified all over again.

It will take two years to clean out the stench of Snyder and Allen’s past personnel decisions. But it is worth the price, because it was impossible to win with Snyder’s horrible personnel decisions. I hope Snyder is forced to sell the team. But he is out of any influence as long as Rivera is HC. It can ONLY get better!!

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VTSkins1961 · 10-13-2020, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Warthog

Wherever we are in the draft, the BIGGEST difference over the past 20 years is that SNYDER won’t be making the draft pick, or influencing that decision.

Rivera’s demoting Haskin’s to the #3 QB was PARTIALLY a message DIRECT to Snyder. I played your guy, and he’s not worthy. After 20 years, Snyder is out of the loop regarding personnel decisions. Rivera’s OTHER message was to the players: just because you’re the owner’s pet, you still have to prepare and perform.

Haskin’s is ANOTHER Snyder DISASTER. One in a very, very long line of very poor personnel decisions made by Snyder and his lackey GM’s, that have handicapped this team like a massive boat anchor on a tiny sailboat. No one has been able to win with that handicap. Not Gibbs, not Shanahan, not Rivera, not any of the offensive geniuses that have migrated to victories on other teams. I’m sure McVay and KOC felt some small satisfaction from putting it to Snyder one more time.

Only by cutting the Snyder tie can this team move forward. Rivera knows that he can’t hope to win with Snyder’s influence, in any way. Snyder knows that if he has ANY chance of surviving in the NFL past this season, it is with the knowledge that Rivera is remaking this franchise in his clean and hard-working image. Snyder knows that if he makes ANY attempt to put his fingers back into the management of the team, Rivera has only to drop one small note to the press and he will be vilified all over again.

It will take two years to clean out the stench of Snyder and Allen’s past personnel decisions. But it is worth the price, because it was impossible to win with Snyder’s horrible personnel decisions. I hope Snyder is forced to sell the team. But he is out of any influence as long as Rivera is HC. It can ONLY get better!!

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Will be easier if Snyder is forced to sell the team after the end of the season. I don't think that the NFL is done investigating him

Warthog · 10-18-2020, 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by VTSkins1961

Will be easier if Snyder is forced to sell the team after the end of the season. I don't think that the NFL is done investigating him

Exactly right. Anything the NFL digs up now is NEW information and will add to the bad news the Post already has written about. The best thing the NFL did was to tell Snyder he couldn’t sue any former or current employees who have come forward before or now. Snyder uses his huge pockets and army of lawyers to try to intimidate anyone who doesn’t keep quiet about all the nefarious and disgusting activities since Snyder bought this team.

I think the NFL will keep quiet about most of the new and detrimental dirt dug up on Snyder’s franchise. Ultimately it will be up to the other owners to decide if Snyder must sell. Snyder has continually brought this team to new lows both on and off the field, but owners like Jerry Jones are certainly HAPPY to let him permanently occupy the cellar of the NFC East.

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10-19-2020, 11:32 AM	#2
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10-13-2020, 03:48 PM	#13
Warthog The Starter Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Doylestown, PA Posts: 1,253	Re: How Many Games Should We Test Haskins? Wherever we are in the draft, the BIGGEST difference over the past 20 years is that SNYDER won’t be making the draft pick, or influencing that decision. Rivera’s demoting Haskin’s to the #3 QB was PARTIALLY a message DIRECT to Snyder. I played your guy, and he’s not worthy. After 20 years, Snyder is out of the loop regarding personnel decisions. Rivera’s OTHER message was to the players: just because you’re the owner’s pet, you still have to prepare and perform. Haskin’s is ANOTHER Snyder DISASTER. One in a very, very long line of very poor personnel decisions made by Snyder and his lackey GM’s, that have handicapped this team like a massive boat anchor on a tiny sailboat. No one has been able to win with that handicap. Not Gibbs, not Shanahan, not Rivera, not any of the offensive geniuses that have migrated to victories on other teams. I’m sure McVay and KOC felt some small satisfaction from putting it to Snyder one more time. Only by cutting the Snyder tie can this team move forward. Rivera knows that he can’t hope to win with Snyder’s influence, in any way. Snyder knows that if he has ANY chance of surviving in the NFL past this season, it is with the knowledge that Rivera is remaking this franchise in his clean and hard-working image. Snyder knows that if he makes ANY attempt to put his fingers back into the management of the team, Rivera has only to drop one small note to the press and he will be vilified all over again. It will take two years to clean out the stench of Snyder and Allen’s past personnel decisions. But it is worth the price, because it was impossible to win with Snyder’s horrible personnel decisions. I hope Snyder is forced to sell the team. But he is out of any influence as long as Rivera is HC. It can ONLY get better!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk __________________ Four Combat Tours in Afghanistan, Iraq and Kuwait. Flyboy. "Land of the Free and Home of the Brave"

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