Random Commanders Thoughts

No doubt about Dunbar. I'm not expecting him to be a day 1 starter at CB after making the move, but given the opportunities he's had, he's at least shown that he can be effective in those instances. Doesn't mean he will or wont be effective as the stage and competition gets bigger, but it's more of a "if there's anything you want to see, that's it" situation.
 
I was less than impressed with Amerson his rookie year too. That's when I first started referring to him by his more appropriate name, Toast.

He certainly could turn things around. But, if we traded him tomorrow, I'd consider it an addition to our talent level, by subtraction.
 
No doubt about Dunbar. I'm not expecting him to be a day 1 starter at CB after making the move, but given the opportunities he's had, he's at least shown that he can be effective in those instances. Doesn't mean he will or wont be effective as the stage and competition gets bigger, but it's more of a "if there's anything you want to see, that's it" situation.

The question isn't if he can be a day 1 starter - the question is if he can learn the position. Im not saying he cant get there or even that he couldn't be a future star, stranger things have happened. But lets be realistic - he's never played the position before, let alone at the college level. Just by definition he is a long shot to be successful at any kind of impact level. Practice and pre-season are one thing, but regular season game action where OCs are throwing everything in the book at you, that is something entirely different.


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NFL network played gruden talking ablution griffins comments the other day and they thought it was extremely refreshing how he stuck up for Griff and said it was a great sign as well.

Getting more and more excited!!!
 
The question isn't if he can be a day 1 starter - the question is if he can learn the position. Im not saying he cant get there or even that he couldn't be a future star, stranger things have happened. But lets be realistic - he's never played the position before, let alone at the college level. Just by definition he is a long shot to be successful at any kind of impact level. Practice and pre-season are one thing, but regular season game action where OCs are throwing everything in the book at you, that is something entirely different.


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Absolutely, but he's shown ability in a small sample size. We gotta believe we have our 2 starting guys in place, so we're not looking for a pro bowler. If one comes available, then great... but what we need is depth and internal development. Dunbar COULD be that.

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Lets hope so. We could use a little good fortune and some pleasant surprises.


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I haven't written off Breeland either. I just remember Amerson in his first season, where he did show us there was a lot of potential. Sophomore slump in year two, rebound year three ? Breeland is very likely the better prospect, but does he progress this season, or slump. Having so many rookies in the mix is good, but when the games count, I'd rather guys with a bit more game action on the field.
 
I haven't written off Breeland either. I just remember Amerson in his first season, where he did show us there was a lot of potential. Sophomore slump in year two, rebound year three ? Breeland is very likely the better prospect, but does he progress this season, or slump. Having so many rookies in the mix is good, but when the games count, I'd rather guys with a bit more game action on the field.

This is a problem we haven't had to 'deal' with for a long time. While it's concerning walking into the regular season, I'm REALLY happy that we're experiencing it. It shows me that we're building the team, not filling holes with whoever we can pay. We haven't experienced a rebuild in a long time. We brought in some safeties and d-linemen, but we can only draft so many people.
 
Griffin is already letting PR run his life. He was out there for Subway and others before he took his first NFL snap.

What's changed is that in 2012 his words to the media were not as controversial.

But now with an axe to grind against the Shanahans and some media that were their outlet to vent against Robert in the past, Griffin is no longer a guy with a sense of humor and proportion.

He is more dismissive, sarcastic and jaded now and that comes through.

What he still hasn't learned is that he could have done himself a favor all along by being more selective and judicious about when to talk and what to talk about.

That goes for when he is doing well and when he is being booed at home.

You never see Luck or Wilson come out with the kind of garbage Griffin does.

They don't let themselves get painted into a corner having to 'explain what the meant to say' every five minutes.
 
Neither one was asked/expected to resurrect a franchise. Or crowned a God before taking their first snap.
 
Axe to grind against the shanahans? Aren't they the ones who can't shut up about the skins?
 
Axe to grind against the shanahans? Aren't they the ones who can't shut up about the skins?

Mike can't seem to get enough of DC radio appearances, for some reason.

Nick
 
Mike can't seem to get enough of DC radio appearances, for some reason.

Nick
Yeah, I haven't read or heard Griffin dog the shanahans at all...but I've seen plenty the other way
 
Yeah, I haven't read or heard Griffin dog the shanahans at all...but I've seen plenty the other way

Plenty. Reason number 2,433 why Shanahannigans is still unemployed.

Nick
 
Yea..that Griffin guy...what a self-centered, ego maniacal character. all that work in the local community? pfffft. no sense developing a balanced view of the real person. easier to run with a one dimensional caricature.

personally...I don't give a you know what about what he says in a business that cans people in a heartbeat and has a half-life measured in 1-2 year increments. all that matters is performance on the field. that's where he has set himself up - with a lotta help from a dysfunctional franchise and lousy coaching.
 
This is painful. All of your worst fears have just been confirmed.

Warning: Contains extremely graphic images not suitable for all Redskins fans.


 
that's it?

what we need are some clips of Jameis tapping coeds against their will!!!! or not.
 
He is officially the dorkiest white person alive. Hands down.

hey.....how you know Vinny isn't worse!!!!

what the H...glad he's having fun. wonder what Gruden does for fun.

how about another contest? "What do they do for fun?" contest.
 
I'm okay with the bowling.....but do you notice how much of a freaking dork he is?

Watch before he bowls. RG3 and his wife won't even look at him.

Look how far back from the line he stands....to try to get RG3's attention.

Then after the shot, look at what he does to RG3, who again, isn't paying attention.

And the dancing......oh God.
 

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