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Date Posted: 12:55:35 11/22/13 Fri
Author: PingonE
Author Host/IP: 204.14.132.45
Subject: Bust'm up and put it up for sale. n/t
In reply to: Bearman 's message, "Bust up the Deadskins?" on 12:10:54 11/22/13 Fri

>Robert Griffin III's leadership has come under focus
>this week after some postgame comments that drew a
>sharp response from teammate Santana Moss.
>
>Moss eventually backed off the comments, but NFL Media
>columnist Michael Silver reported Thursday on NFL
>Network's "NFL Total Access Kickoff" that the issue
>has been bubbling under the surface for some time.
>
>"Robert Griffin III's propensity for saying things
>that maybe the coaches and others in the organization
>wish he would not say publicly has been a source of
>frustration for quite some time," Silver said.
>
>One player described Griffin's postgame remarks to
>Silver as "cold-blooded."
>
>Griffin mentioned to the press that it was
>"disheartening" when the Philadelphia Eagles' defense
>knew what plays were coming during Sunday's loss. That
>sounded like a shot against the coaching staff.
>Speaking about his interception to end the game,
>Griffin mentioned that no one was open on the play.
>
>This is becoming a bigger story in the media because
>it's Griffin, and because the Redskins are losing.
>That doesn't mean it's not a story. There has been
>tension between Griffin and the Redskins' coaching
>staff since his injury last January. Now we are
>hearing grumbling from more than one teammate.
>
>These are the growing pains that typically happen with
>young quarterbacks. It's understandable considering
>Griffin's torn ACL and lost offseason. We just wonder
>if the Shanahans will be around to shepherd Griffin
>through his inevitable improvement next year.

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Change the name while you're at it. -- New Ceeb�, 13:05:06 11/22/13 Fri

Re: Change the name while you're at it. -- Stiller, 13:17:26 11/22/13 Fri

Re: Change the name while you're at it. -- New Ceeb�, 13:25:50 11/22/13 Fri
- Or just............ -- Stiller, 13:29:46 11/22/13 Fri

Fuck you!!!!!! Enough of that shit already! n/t -- REDSKINS, 13:40:13 11/22/13 Fri