True, but what range of picks would be worth losing Fashanu, Latham, and Alt over if we’re able to get Fuaga or Mims instead? Another 1st rounder? Another second?

Herbert would have failed spectacularly in Washington but… I agree with your point. Upgrading from Howell may make sense, hell drafting a potential Mahomes then having a QB battle makes sense too. QB is the game’s most important position, having setbacks in other spots makes sense if you can upgrade THE spot.

What I hope they never do is pursue vet QBs in free agency other than to get a competent backup. Brissett made sense. Wentz, McNabb, Fitzpatrick, and (even though I like what he did) Alex Smith were not the right way to go. Howell was a fantastic move, but if we gamble and win on a better QB then we’ll move on from Sam. He’s the best we’ve had since Kirk Cousins, but better options exist out there.

RemindMe! 9 months

No. You’re making bullshit statements that aren’t backed by anything. You refuse to answer any of my questions because you know you’re wrong and refuse to admit it. Stop pretending to be smart while refusing to acknowledge problems directly. Or just continue to waste time I guess, you’re done wasting mine.

And how does it work in carpentry?

Pats fans could win less than 4 games every year for the next 70 years and STILL have more happiness as an organization than every other franchise in the league. It’s almost impossible to overstate how much Brady did for the Patriots and the league. Rivers, Tomlinson, the Jags that one year, Vince Young, Andrew Luck, and so many other would-be stories were crushed by “the Patriots won again”.

Brady is the GOAT.

Mystics Nationals and Capitals all won championships. The Defenders got close.

Sorry Wizards are just as bad as the Commanders.

DC United exists. I don’t understand much more than that. Too many leagues/cups.

Not sure if I agree with that one, he’d be the first playoff win in 18 years and the first championship appearance in 32 years. No way I’m firing anyone after that happens.

But a playoff appearance alone is not it. A divisional round appearance would highly depend on how we won the wild card round (a Hurts-less Eagles? a badly ref’d game? a Detroit double-doink? a true defeat of the 49ers?)

This

Agreed, but nobody on the inside will purposefully tank because their livelihoods depend on it

Ikr? I hate to do this because I love Brissett, but there’s no way we start Howell in that stadium (again) and ruin his 2024 start recovering from a torn achilles.

My uncle was a lifelong Chiefs fan for 60 years. He died between the two Mahomes Super Bowl wins. It was a lot of decades of misery but I’m glad he got to see that.

On the flipside, when you draft defense draft for turnovers. I know Forbes feels like a bust rn, but turnovers matter more when refs continually make defense illegal.

Furthermore, those picks will only get better the more we lose. The past 5 years have had opportunity to be great but we kept winning just enough games and then failing at the picks we do get.

Next year, we’ll give Harris far more choices than any new owner could ask for. Chances to succeed, chances to fail, but chances nonetheless. Fantastic picks, free agency money, new coaching staff, and a full year of seeing how things have operated.

Imagine DeSean Jackson on EB’s offense with Sam Howell at QB protected by Brandon Scherff and Trent Williams.

Have Young, Sweat, Payne, and Allen as the D-line, with London Fletcher, Brian Orakpo, and Sean Taylor in the secondary.

Fuck the Giants but Devito is a chad

The ENTIRE front row smelled like that. I was thankfully in the 400s

Even if we win 70-0?

“Washington” helps keep Redskins, Commanders, and Football Team under one name.

I wish we were the Redwolves because we could be the Wolfpack with Howell the Howling Howlitzer as our quarterback. But alas, we’re the red and yellow Commies.

“Washington” helps keep Redskins, Commanders, and Football Team under one name.

I wish we were the Redwolves because we could be the Wolfpack with Howell the Howling Howlitzer as our quarterback. But alas, we’re the red and yellow Commies.