fansince62
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The counter argument to ascribing a large amount of his success to the talent level of his opponents is this: Our beloved Redskins have played many a season the last two decades against the losers of the league by virtue of our own crappy performance. There's been plenty of opportunity for other QB's to light it up against lesser opponents. Yet only one has walked away with numerous team passing records. I'm all in on Kirk. If he falters it will suck, but I don't think he will.
oh please...I won't question your integrity...but I will question your field of view. the *amn offensive line was fixed for the first time in a long time; we actually hired a QB coach partly because the HC couldn't get it done; we actually drafted o-line effectively.
good for Kirk. I'm putting it all in perspective. I've been watching QBs for 50 years now and I know where his performance fits in on the scale. not to be too sharp about it...but I don't really care what the bleachers think.


