Yes, a playoff matchup is the most desired.
Anybody but Seattle. That team is the hottest team in the NFC right now.
Don't want to jinx it. Skins need to beat Philly first.
Hogwash...You desire nothing less but the best opponents on the way to glory...you shy away from no team...let the chips fall where they may...If you are wishing to dodge any team...then you don't truly believe..
Quick question, what happen to the suspension of Seattle's CBs? it seems if we win out and they win our they will play us in DC.
I'm with you. It reminds me of the season my Orioles had. I was tickled that their games mattered in June, then July, then August...once I got there, I was going to be a little disappointed if they didn't get to the post season. Once they clinched the play in game at Texas, I wanted a full series. I kept getting more and more selfish.
The difference is that I truly believe that we are just scratching the surface of the Redskins. If we fall a game or two short this year, we have every reason to believe we will be right back in the mix for the next decade. Today confirmed to me that we are more than RG3. We are finally a good, young team!
"Washington strolled to the NFC championship, outscoring their two playoff opponents by a combined total of 48 points. Their domination was more than impressive, it was historic. The 1991 Redskins boasted the largest average margin of victory among all Super Bowl champions."
--- America's Game
I've been running the playoff machine on espn and I would HATE the matchup against SF. They have a brutal defense and a dangerous offense. I would also hate the most likely scenario which would have the Skins at home vs. the Giants. Something about the Giants in recent years in the playoffs make that undesirable. There is another that would have the Skins play the Hawks but that could be interesting too. And finally the bears. I think I like the skins bears if their defense plays poorly.
I'm reading everyone's post regarding Seattle and yes they are hot right now but they played the Cardinals who quit and it really looks like the Bills quit too. Did you see those pathetic tackle attempts?
Last edited by Thirtyfive2seven; December-16th-2012 at 08:20 PM.
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If people don't want to face Seattle, the path of least resistance might be to root for Seattle next week, and for San Fran to lose tonight and next week.
If that happens followed by Seattle winning out, then Seattle would hop San Fran, take the 3 seed, and we'd face the 49ers at home. That's still a tough match-up though.
What would be really interesting is to see the 49ers who have been trying out parts of our offense, face up against our defense, that is probably well versed in, at least conceptually, defending the read option.
If the 49ers win tonight though, then there's probably a 90% chance we'll be seeing Seattle, regardless of what happens next week.
And of course, this is all contingent on us winning out.
I know my long term perspective defeats the purpose and I know that if we make it I will change my attitude, but any positive playoff result would be gravy to me.
I think I'd like to avoid the two West teams. I think we can play with everyone else.
"Washington strolled to the NFC championship, outscoring their two playoff opponents by a combined total of 48 points. Their domination was more than impressive, it was historic. The 1991 Redskins boasted the largest average margin of victory among all Super Bowl champions."
--- America's Game
I'm watching the 49ers right now, and boy they look awfully sloppy to me. (edit: maybe spoke too soon, but they missed several opportunities early in this one).
Seattle scares me though.
Right now I'm with you, just hoping we get there, but when and if we do I will be worried about this.
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The press asked a Redskins executive about the salary cap penalty and the executive responded, "Ask John Mara." So the press asked Mara and he said, “What they did was in violation of the spirit of the salary cap. "
Oh I see now, even though there was no actual salary cap in 2010 according to the CBA, the "spirit" of the salary cap still existed. Thanks for clearing that up Mara.
Its gonna be Giants at Skins.
Guaranteed.
According to the graphic on NFL.com, the Vikings are currently the 6 seed. That would be my preferred opponent at home.
http://www.nfl.com/playoffs/playoff-picture
AP is going nuts right now, could very well break Dickerson's record this season, not sure I want to have to stop him.
Of course now that I think about it, any team that makes the playoffs will obviously present major challenges, and we did find a way to beat them once already.
I'm really just hoping we beat Philly right now. Don't want to put the cart before the horse here.
Last edited by s0crates; December-16th-2012 at 08:48 PM.
The press asked a Redskins executive about the salary cap penalty and the executive responded, "Ask John Mara." So the press asked Mara and he said, “What they did was in violation of the spirit of the salary cap. "
Oh I see now, even though there was no actual salary cap in 2010 according to the CBA, the "spirit" of the salary cap still existed. Thanks for clearing that up Mara.
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