Mr. Scot

Wait, what?!

Saw word where Shi Smith ran up and took a swing at somebody.

If he's genuinely not concerned, that's okay. Though the change of tone from yesterday does make me kinda go...

...didn't look too great today. Today's coverage was peppered with stories like this. Gotta imagine Rhule is pissed after saying yesterday that today would be better on that front. Of course, it'll be up to him to do something about it. With all that said though, I like that the guys are standing up for themselves and their own. And admittedly, this gives me a bit of an evil grin

Meanwhile... Might be about to get real down there...

Waaaaay too soon in the rebuilding process for anyone to be thinking of anything along those lines.

How many times was he benched last year? I've forgotten.

I'm very iffy on Tua.

When she was on trial, there were a hundred women from her home country of Ecuador that swore if she was convicted, they would go on a "holy war" chopping off as many penises as they could. After hearing that, I pledged to never date a woman from Ecuador

Not really. There are two people in charge of making the team what it is, same as last year. The difference is that last year, only one of the two was trying to rebuild. The other was trying to win now to save his ass.

Have you ever actually watched Sam Darnold? (judging by your posts, I'm gonna guess "no")

Mac Jones...honestly doesn't look bad. It's preseason, of course.

I'm not demanding the playoffs this season. Improvement is enough for me. I've said before I think this is rebuild year one rather than year two. Still stand by that.

Speaking of old friends, Taylor Heinicke is running the second string offense for Washington.

Yeah, they're not "normal people". They're professional athletes. The ones that win championships are the ones that "deal with it".

Only if he's a backup. Part time starters we've already got.

I think if you're a professional football player, you put losses behind you and move on. If you're gonna spend an extended time stewing over a single loss, you probably don't have what it takes to play in the pros.

Rivera was dead set against it. No idea why, but then that's true of a lot of things Rivera did. My concern for this year: The whole "versatility" thing is cool and all, but as I've said before what I really want to see is a set lineup that can work together and gel into a cohesive unit.

I'd much rather just put Moton on the left than try and trade.

Anyone watching Washington vs New England?

Only if you're weak.

Marty made decisions based on how it made him look. If our current guys think that way, I don't want 'em. Football decisions are made for one reason and one reason only, to win games. If you're not making the best decision to help us win games, you don't deserve the job.

If I actually thought they'd make franchise altering football decisions just to not look bad, I'd want them fired right now. It would be like we never got rid of Marty Hurney. That'd be stupid beyond imagining.

You've been arguing that if we'd had the number three pick, we'd have taken Fields. Now you say they think he's "marginally better or worse" than Darnold? How exactly do you equate "marginally better or worse" than Darnold to being worth the number three overall pick? (yet somehow still not with the number eight) Oy...

I think a loss would be one game followed by sixteen additional chances.