You make too much good sense for anybody in Redskin Park to sacrifice their ego and become accountable to the fans.

Hail brother!

RiC

Sitting there, watching the game with Vetskinsfan, Hoss & Fios trying to muster some sort of answer as to why this team figures out every way to kill our spirit was terrible.

But because the outcome of the game truly was expected.

Samuels’ stinger sets the team’s already thin starting o-line back a few notches.

When Randy Thomas went down, who did they sign for insurance? No one.

They grabbed RB Anthony Alridge to make it five active running backs to rotate each week.

WTF?

They are going to need two-three o-line men heading into next year.

Mix that with the strong possibility of the itch to draft Tim Tebow & the rebuilding process starts yet again for the underachieving bunch.

Woe is the Redskins without hope that things will right itself anytime soon.

Chris Samuels and Casey Rabach are serviceable, but aging veterans that have logged a lot of road miles. We’re good with Dockery at guard, but after that, things get a little messy. Stephon Heyer just hasn’t improved enough to be a starter in this league. I don’t know if Chad Rinehart will ever be ‘good enough’ but he isn’t right now, and neither is Will Montgomery. I’ll reserve judgment about Big Mike Williams, because frankly, he played a heckuva game at guard for a guy who hasn’t seen the field in four years.

We have no depth that can be inserted into the line-up and with the age of the starters, that’s a recipe for disaster – as we’re starting to see. With all due respect to D’Anthony Batiste – he’s not of starting calibre – at all.
Why this team thought that releasing Jeremy Bridges was a good idea, I’ll never understand – at least he had some experience.

Experts that I have spoken to think that not only is the line not good enough – it’s arguably one of the worst OL units in the league.

… and they’re playing like it.