Random Commanders Thoughts

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Conn said:
Yeah Forbes was my last foray into that particular coping mechanism (that things needed to crater incredibly for us to luck into Snyder selling, and doing any one thing “better” in those final Rivera years may have warped the timeline and prevented that massive change, so better to just appreciate it and move on emotionally). From here on out, I’m way less generous with the silver linings.
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Uhhhh we wouldn’t have the #7 overall pick with Sanker and Riley??? 😂 😂 😂
 
burgold said:
Agreed, on the other hand, we have both seen games where elite QBs like Brady get some rocked by pressure that they look like bums for that game. It happens much more rarely, but I've seen elite QBs lose it. Conversely, we see how our lack of pressure continually makes scrubs, backups, and QBs getting their first starts look like first ballot Hall of Famers.

So yeah, I want the elite QB, but I also want the ability to make that opposing QB uncomfortable.
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Very true, even elite QB's will run into defenses that throttle them sometimes. I guess the point I was making is that the probability goes up of beating a strong defense if you have an elite QB. For example, I don't think Darnold played a particularly great game, (in fact he threw at least a couple passes early that I am surprised weren't ran back into the endzone by the Pats defense) but Seattle was good enough overall that it never really came down to Darnold needing to shoulder a whole lot. The question is whether or not that type of team build is capable of sustained winning versus a magical season where everything seems to go right. Are the Seahawls going to be the next Eagles where as soon as that defense isn't shutting the opponent down, will their QB be able to make up that ground. On the other hand, a Championship is a Championship and they are rare & hard to achieve so I suppose you go and get one however the hell you can!
 
We’ve got a friend in Mike Tannenbaum, his next Super Bowl and MVP winners-

Mike Tannenbaum, NFL analyst: Commanders over Bills. Quarterback Jayden Daniels stays healthy next season and bounces back in a big way. He plays in every game and finishes the season by outdueling Allen and the Bills in a 45-42 shootout in L.A.

Tannenbaum: Jayden Daniels, QB, Commanders. Daniels will rebound from an injury-plagued 2025 season and reassert himself as the top quarterback of the 2024 draft class. He stays healthy, performs well throwing and running the ball and makes new offensive coordinator David Blough a prime head coaching candidate.
 
Chris said:
We’ve got a friend in Mike Tannenbaum, his next Super Bowl and MVP winners-

Mike Tannenbaum, NFL analyst: Commanders over Bills. Quarterback Jayden Daniels stays healthy next season and bounces back in a big way. He plays in every game and finishes the season by outdueling Allen and the Bills in a 45-42 shootout in L.A.

Tannenbaum: Jayden Daniels, QB, Commanders. Daniels will rebound from an injury-plagued 2025 season and reassert himself as the top quarterback of the 2024 draft class. He stays healthy, performs well throwing and running the ball and makes new offensive coordinator David Blough a prime head coaching candidate.
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^ I always love watching old Jim Brown, Riggins and Earl Campbell clips, they just trucked LBs and DBs.

Sadly with the way many of our defenders have tackled in recent years, we allowed Meh RBs look like these 3 studs
 
Riggins at 235 pounds was the size of 1980's middle linebackers.

One quick note on the passing of Sonny Jurgensen - I like the point made by Tom Brady that he is underappreciated today and that his passing stats in an era where it was a run first league with the rules to match made his performances all that more impressive.

Brady can be a jerk and an opportunist at times but he does have an interest like Troy Aikman in the history of the game, something you can't say for some of the ESPN and other broadcasters whose knowledge of the NFL only seems to go back to Peyton Manning and Drew Brees.
 
Selling Sunset' television star makes childhood dream come true.

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Reality TV Star Pays $470K for Commanders' Super Bowl Winning Jersey

The Washington Commanders have been searching to make it back to the Super Bowl since 1992. The Commanders have won three Super Bowls in their franchise's hist
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The Commanders' first Super Bowl came in 1983 against the Miami Dolphins, and in recent news, 'Selling Sunset' star Jason Oppenheim won the jersey of Super Bowl XVII MVP John Riggins' jersey at an auction for $470,000.
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"For people like me who grew up idolizing Riggins, that 70-chip play is the most important single play in the history of the franchise," Oppenheim said to ESPN's John Keim. "Unquestionably. It won us our first championship. The other thing that speaks to me so much, probably more than any other piece of memorabilia I've ever seen is all the mud on it. I know John says it's blood, sweat and beer all over that jersey -- those are his words.
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"I wanted to make sure these items were not controlled by someone who would hoard them, keep them from the fan base and have it as some type of investment opportunity,"
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Chris said:
We’ve got a friend in Mike Tannenbaum, his next Super Bowl and MVP winners-

Mike Tannenbaum, NFL analyst: Commanders over Bills. Quarterback Jayden Daniels stays healthy next season and bounces back in a big way. He plays in every game and finishes the season by outdueling Allen and the Bills in a 45-42 shootout in L.A.

Tannenbaum: Jayden Daniels, QB, Commanders. Daniels will rebound from an injury-plagued 2025 season and reassert himself as the top quarterback of the 2024 draft class. He stays healthy, performs well throwing and running the ball and makes new offensive coordinator David Blough a prime head coaching candidate.
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I used to think Tannenbaum was a moron. But I see now his madness was actually genius.
 
OK, I can't find any confirmation anywhere online---my neighbor just came by to visit with her pups and she told me that Riggo has passed away. Like I said, I can't find anything on it, and don't want to report misleading news.
 
skinsmarydu said:
OK, I can't find any confirmation anywhere online---my neighbor just came by to visit with her pups and she told me that Riggo has passed away. Like I said, I can't find anything on it, and don't want to report misleading news.
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Dang. If so it definitely hasn’t been reported anywhere yet. He’s currently in the news for selling one of his legacy memento jerseys for almost half a million
 
Conn said:
Dang. If so it definitely hasn’t been reported anywhere yet. He’s currently in the news for selling one of his legacy memento jerseys for almost half a million
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Yeah, I saw about his jersey...I just wish I could find something on this.
 
skinsmarydu said:
OK, I can't find any confirmation anywhere online---my neighbor just came by to visit with her pups and she told me that Riggo has passed away. Like I said, I can't find anything on it, and don't want to report misleading news.
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I don't think it's true I don't see anything online
 
Conn said:
Dang. If so it definitely hasn’t been reported anywhere yet. He’s currently in the news for selling one of his legacy memento jerseys for almost half a million
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I think he also sold his Super Bowl ring to the same guy for like 200,000
 
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Fake.


John Riggins alive and healthy despite fake death reports
Social media posts claimed the Commanders legend died, but these reports are fake news. Riggins is healthy and active in the football community as of early 2026.
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Whew
 
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