I’ll keep my opinion short as I’m on mobile;

I was far too young to remember or care about the teams of the 80s and the success they had. This is the first time I think I’ve felt like things may actually be looking up, if only bc there isn’t much room to go down any further in regards to the overall lack of success in the past 25 years, with a few scattered exceptions. Having a young QB who appears, so far, to be worthy of building around, new ownership who (let’s be honest) couldn’t possibly be worse than Snyder and even seeing that they already brought on new Senior VP for analytics…it all,.if nothing else, is a breath of fresh air away from the status quo we’ve seen for over 2 decades now.

That’s my brain dump

  • CitizenAwakenB
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    1 year ago

    Grew up watching the 80s teams. First memory was the 81 Super Bowl. My parents had friends over to watch. When the reskins scored we went out front to blow an air horn my father had. My mom banged on a pot with a metal spoon. But get this… the neighbors were outside too screaming yelling banging on things. Everyone was watching. Next year when they lost to the raiders I cried lol. I was little, whatever. I’ve seen every iteration of shitshow since and this is the best I’ve felt since cousins was here. They have a new owner, and will have a new front office, coaching staff, cap space, draft choices and people who know wtf they’re doing calling the shots. If the owner calls the new Gm/staff and says draft Haskins, they laugh and hang up.