Burgundy and Gold Obsession

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We had our first appearance this morning on Richmond Sports Talk Radio as part of 'The Gutcheck' with Collin Gutman radio show. I was slotted to be the first guest but had unexpected surgery this week that made it impossible for me to appear. SilentThreat stepped into the breach and did a fantastic job. Kudos and thanks for stepping up :cheers: You can catch Collin's interview with ST here The Gutcheck is on every Saturday morning from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and you can listen for free at radio.com/thefanrichmond/listen You can follow '910 the Fan' on Twitter @910TheFan We will be on Collin's show again in February and will let you know details as we get closer!

There is just so much to unpack from that game Saturday night. Some good, enough bad to write a novel. So, lets dive right on in. 1 - Alex Smith being completely inactive and not even dressed. Really? I didn't hear ANYTHING about that during the week, and Montez taking reps with any of the teams was never reported once. That is a total lack of preparation on the part of the coaches...and almost bit us in the butt when Heinecke was injured. Thank goodness he came back in and didn't miss a single snap. 2 - Ron's lack of emotion. Once again the refs screw us over and Ron does not say anything. What happened to the fiery head coach that will fight for his players? He just kind of stands there and lets whatever happens happen. Gruden did that and it pissed me off every time! Hopefully Ron gets some fire back in his soul and starts to challenge these refs. 3 - Gibson. If anyone on this site thinks he was healthy enough to play I would like to hear their thoughts. He had...

He was voted to first team honors after receiving 23.5 of the possible 50 votes.... He is the first member of the franchise to be named to All-Pro since Matt Turk in 1996, and the first O-lineman since Jim Lachey in 1991 (via John Keim). https://apnews.com/article/nfl-football-kansas-kansas-city-chiefs-sean-mcvay-845c91c0a763029884102ca808d93070?utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_medium=AP_NFL&utm_source=Twitter Here is how the voting broke down with Scherff being the leading vote getter at Right Guard. https://nfltraderumors.co/voting-breakdown-for-2020-all-pro-team/ Other vote getters: Punter: Tress Way - 1 vote Long Snapper: Nick Sunberg - 1 vote

So, the 2020 regular season has come to an end and after a 2-7 start and what appeared to be another season swirling down the drain, Ron Rivera and company finished with a strong 5-2 end to their season and squeezed into the playoffs in a down year in the NFC East. While we continue to wait with anticipation for our home Wildcard game vs. the Buccaneers on Saturday, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on the various individual performers that managed to help will this team to where it stands today and acknowledge their play throughout the season. So now it's your turn! I have created a variety of award categories for your to reflect on. Make your picks and give your reasons/thoughts as to why your WFT player choice is the most deserving recipient. Please note that I have left out some obvious categories (e.g., WFT Rookie of the Year, etc.). The point of this is to get some discussion and debate going and see where the general consensus is. I hope you enjoy! - CH...