that's a good answer.
I can live with the thought that we might have different prescriptions on how the situation should be fixed.
I think we probably all have the same prescription. Fix the damn organization.
that's a good answer.
I can live with the thought that we might have different prescriptions on how the situation should be fixed.


hindsight is 20/20...I recall around mid season 2012, I took a poll on this board about having the opportunity how many of us would trade back for the picks. I didn't word it well but as I recall very few people would have nixed the deal. It doesn't seem fair to wipe it all away and question it today.
I can't speak for others but my answer last year would have totally been predicated on the belief that Griffin was not physically healed in 2012 and I fully expected to see, if not the 'real Griffin' in 2013, at least someone approximating him. I saw flashes of that guy at the start of this season. But since the ankle injury he has looked like a guy with a damaged, maybe mortally wounded psyche. I don't know how you rehab that...


so, NOW the "sources" are telling Schefter that Griffin will most likely be starting again THIS season.
Why would you bench a guy, tell him he isn't playing well enough, just to bring him back? Shouldn't you consider that he needs playing time and let him try to play thru the slump? This seems like he is just feeding him to the wolves especially considering the last 2 weeks of the season are divisional rivals.
so, NOW the "sources" are telling Schefter that Griffin will most likely be starting again THIS season.
Why would you bench a guy, tell him he isn't playing well enough, just to bring him back? Shouldn't you consider that he needs playing time and let him try to play thru the slump? This seems like he is just feeding him to the wolves especially considering the last 2 weeks of the season are divisional rivals.
Or it's just another piece of media story fabrication. We dont know what's going on up there. Gruden came out and said in his presser a few weeks ago that he's not done with Griffin... at this point that's all i can hang my hat on because i've actually heard him say it. Reid's article yesterday had zero quotes to it, it was strictly Reid's opinion..


Or it's just another piece of media story fabrication. We dont know what's going on up there. Gruden came out and said in his presser a few weeks ago that he's not done with Griffin... at this point that's all i can hang my hat on because i've actually heard him say it. Reid's article yesterday had zero quotes to it, it was strictly Reid's opinion..

Reid might not have had a real source, but the picture he's painting appears to line up with the situation better than the 'Griffin will start again this year' stuff. Read Gruden's quotes from today's presser. He is done with Griffin - that's the tone I'm hearing.




He is? He threw a pick in the end zone against the Cowbums and then almost threw the same pick AGAIN last week that Roberts had to block. Then he DID throw a pick but it was called back due to a defensive hold. But Garcon was trying to go deep and McCoy was throwing behind him.
He is also hesitating just like Griffin, dumping it off just like Griffin does as well.

I mean Reid - just because he's guessing (assuming he really doesn't have an insider source) doesn't mean he's not basically correct.
Is that a double or triple negative?
And yes he could be correct, since some of us thought this latest benching was a give up. Time will tell.
Oh, and I thought about this also. Coaches can change their mind on how they feel about a player. If any of you have watched the America's Game on the 1987 Redskins, there is a story about the beginning about Gibbs wanting to trade Doug Williams to the Raiders. He told Doug he was traded. Then as he was getting ready to go, Joe called him back into his office and told him he changed his mind. Williams was incredulous about it, since he wanted to go play. But Gibbs had a feeling Williams would help them win, and boy was he right.
The point is, coaches can feel that a QB is not right for them, then change their mind and realize they are. It usually happens the other way, where a coach loves a player then feels negative about him or feels he isn't their guy. But we have seen in this town the opposite happen to great success.
Yeah McCoy wasn't perfect by any means, but he was a hell of a lot better than RG3, and the stats, film, and eye test during the game all back that up.