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Beside KC and SF, Redskins remaining schedule is not that tough. SD can go either way and Atlanta is not as dominant as people anticipated. Then there is Minnesota, two games vs the Giants, and then Eagles and Cowboys. All winnable games since those teams have their own problems.
8-8 will do in the NFC East this year and the Redskins are still two games back. Anyone can win this division.
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RG3 had the worst game of his pro career on Sunday. I was at the game in Denver, and he looked awful. Way off on some wide open targets. The drops didn't help either.
Outside of Garcon and J.Reed, our receivers are average at best. Santana has the dropsies, Hank can't get open, and Aldrick just isn't physical enough off the snap, getting bumped off his routes.
Thank god we'll finally have some cap room this summer, and can sign some more weapons for RG3. maybe i'm just saying this cuz i'm frustrated, but I'll be happy if Hank, Morgan, and Moss are not Redskins next year.
My brother came up with a brilliant way for the Redskins to keep their name with only a small change to the teams logo.
Keep the name " Redskins." But change the logo to a potato . Get it, The Redskins would be the Redskin Potatoes. You'd sell thousands of potato head hats like the Greenbay Packers cheeseheads, and fans would be nicknamed the" potato heads."
You'd have a cool mascot of a potato not some lame Indian. The Kansas City Chiefs can then get all the bad PC attention.
You must have had mixed feelings* at that game... being a Bronco Fan transplant... but in Redskin garb.
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*oh yeah, my definition of mixed feelings... that's watching your ex-mother-in-law back off a steep and deep cliff while driving your favorite Mid-Life-Chrysler hotrod.
The Redskins are very much alive. Even though they have a short week, they play the 1-7 Vikings and should be able to get it done against them. That would bring them to 4-5 and just a game out of first place. Looking at their schedule there are only two games people are likely to chalk up as losses, and that is the 49ers and Chiefs. I give the Redskins a fighting chance against the Chiefs even. Football is about matchups, afterall. The remaining 6 games are winnable, but by no means are they gimmes. But the right combination of wins can help the Redskins win this division even at 8-8. If they reach 9-7 (doable) they will win it by a game.
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