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This is why you don't go into seasons with maybe one viable option at wide receiver. I thought we learned this lesson in 2014 but apparently not!

This entire mess can honestly be traced back to Gettleman. We got to the Super Bowl in 2015 off of legacy/Hurney/Rivera players, and all Gettleman did before and after it was get rid of all our wide receivers in 2014 and then all of our cornerbacks in 2016. The second Hurney era had enough hits to keep us competitive for a handful of years but inept coaching and an utter inability to find any success on the offensive line or quarterback position ruined whatever time there was left. Now we're several years in to Fetterer and we still have no offensive line, no wide receivers, bad cornerbacks, and a big question mark at QB. These have been glaring issues for years

Why would we tank when we don’t even have a first round pick? I’m sick of losing.

It feels like any progress we made last year towards being even half decent is just gone. I’ve never been more demoralized in my entire time as a fan of this team. When’s the light at the end of the tunnel?

That was actually a nice throw on the two pointer

We have no weapons to throw to, what did we expect? This receiver corps is worse than 2014

Atrocious

Are you freaking kidding me

We gave up DJ Moore and a top ten pick for this?

Why do I even bother

Finally

Same poo, different year. I’m just tired at this point of what truly is the longest stretch of just plain bad football this organization has really seen. Where’s the energy we had under Wilkes?

When Cam Peoples is good, he's incredibly good. He actually has the all-time bowl record (319 yards in the 2020 Myrtle Beach Bowl). Definitely a team player with some health issues, but he's got a lot of natural talent. One area he really needs to work on is the receiving game, though. He's not an asset in that department whatsoever.

Skill positions on offense are definitely the weak point and it’s gonna take a while to rebuild. Love the Miles Sanders signing, but wideout is gonna need to be a top priority. of course, none of this matters if QB is a bust. Gotta get that pick right.

Nothing has indicated this front office is remotely competent since Tepper took over and at this point I expect nothing but failure

We traded a young, prolific wide receiver and with a proven track record and a first to move up 8 spots in a mediocre draft. We got absolutely fleeced. We have no weapons on offense at this point, we arguably don’t even have a WR3. You are not going to find a DJ Moore quality receiver in free agency or in our draft spots. This the sort of move desperate franchises make, and it almost never pans out. It’s pretty typical of Tepper and yet another reason why I continue to lose interest in this franchise. With our luck we’ll pick Levi’s and end up sending the bears a top-three draft pick on top of top ten.

We have nobody to throw to. This is bad. Why draft a quarterback if he doesn’t have any weapons?

We need a #1 WR, #2 WR, TE, and RB but hey at least we’ll have a rookie quarterback. Hope he enjoys having nobody to throw the ball to… but that’s not a problem, right?

So who the hell are we gonna throw the ball to?

He also has a career winning record, five playoff appearances (way more important than winning seasons), and no full season record worse than 6-10 (when he was fired here we were 5-7). The last season was the first time Washington hasn't had an outright losing season since 2016. I get some of y'all have tunnel vision, but a team can do a lot worse than him as HC.

Like most everyone else here, I was calling for Eddy Piniero’s head after the Atlanta game - but sticking with him has been the right choice. Piniero is now 2nd in the league in both field goals made (31) and field goal accuracy (93.9%) and 7th in field goals attempted (33). Since the Atlanta game, he’s 17/17 in field goals and has made three field goals in each of the the last four games. Making a kneejerk move based off of a single bad game would have likely led to a downgrade in kicker quality.

It's been five years since we have had anything resembling a decent season. I'm all in.

First thing we would have done is try to draft someone as good as him

The first thing we’d do after trading him is try to draft someone as good as him