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SunnySide · 10-11-2019, 09:11 AM

Per Sheehan this morning on radio (who i like, middle of the road type):

Lombardi hates Bruce Allen and the Skins

Sheehan (local) has heard the opposite - that Haskins is coachable, good kid, not entitled, that he is putting in the work but he is not the first one in-last one out.

Confirmation bias - if you have the preconceived notion that Haskins is an entitled lazy malcontent then you will flock to this dude named Lombardi's outside opinion as gospel.

I personally am struggling with my preconceived notion of him bc of his Terps spurn, limited action in college playing for a stacked OSU and he was a Snyder pick ... but the kid deserves every chance and right to be his own man, make his own mark and not be judged by our sensitivities from the RG3 debacle. Im trying not to judge a 22 year old's body expressions and "liking" an instagram post of Jay getting fired.

Local reports are that he is coachable and a good kid. I would love to hear that he is "first on in-last one out" ... maybe he'll learn and grow into that as he becomes the QB and leader on this team.

He gets 2 years imo, and I will be as consciously aware as possible of not judging him on a negative curve as a Snyder pick.

10-11-2019, 09:11 AM	#85
SunnySide Playmaker Join Date: Sep 2019 Posts: 4,568	Re: Will the Current Treatment of HASKINS Effect His Tenure and Performance with the Redskins? Per Sheehan this morning on radio (who i like, middle of the road type): Lombardi hates Bruce Allen and the Skins Sheehan (local) has heard the opposite - that Haskins is coachable, good kid, not entitled, that he is putting in the work but he is not the first one in-last one out. Confirmation bias - if you have the preconceived notion that Haskins is an entitled lazy malcontent then you will flock to this dude named Lombardi's outside opinion as gospel. I personally am struggling with my preconceived notion of him bc of his Terps spurn, limited action in college playing for a stacked OSU and he was a Snyder pick ... but the kid deserves every chance and right to be his own man, make his own mark and not be judged by our sensitivities from the RG3 debacle. Im trying not to judge a 22 year old's body expressions and "liking" an instagram post of Jay getting fired. Local reports are that he is coachable and a good kid. I would love to hear that he is "first on in-last one out" ... maybe he'll learn and grow into that as he becomes the QB and leader on this team. He gets 2 years imo, and I will be as consciously aware as possible of not judging him on a negative curve as a Snyder pick.