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This reminds me of the time when Cousins was QBing for Washington and all he had to do was beat the Giants in the final game to get to the playoffs...

Of all times for Slayton to drop the pass

Either that or old Kirk Cousins resurfaces and throws a final play INT in the end zone

Good lord did the Vikings D bite on that play action

If the Vikings are going to let Barkley run like that all day It's not going to be good for them.

The one problem with Herbert as some have pointed out was that his second year wasn't that much better than his first year. Now, was that because his first year was so spectacular? Probably, but a lot of pundits were expecting a lot more and I think the expectation is that he needs to take that 'step forward' next year or people are going to label him a one year wonder.

I would gladly trade Ron Rivera for Staley as HC.

So how soon do you pull Lawrence before his confidence shatters for next season?

Oh, for those who want a laugh, this is what Washington's GM said in a press conference yesterday (and why they'll probably be mediocre next year too):

I hope Scott Turner takes Joey Sly with him when the Commanders get rid of him

Yeah, either the Cowboys don't care or they feel sorry for Rivera and are throwing the game

It's the white on white unis that the Commanders are wearing. The Cowboys obviously are thinking too much about it clashing.

Well Howell at least knows to throw it to Scary Terry

Well that was a dark turn at the end for the first part of TWfM. I'm assuming that it won't be just two parts now unless they really condense everything into the second 12 eps.

All signs are pointing to the Commanders getting rid of OC Scott Turner

I find the suggestion of Amazon buying WWE fascinating, mostly because Bezos is also trying to buy the Washington Commanders (and most suggest that he is the front runner simply because of how much money he has) and the fact that Dan Snyder is a bigger sleazebag than Vince.

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Yup and he was not backing down at all. Try to find a clip of it because they had him on Zoom and he looked like a crazed old man arguing that Wentz hasn't received a fair chance, etc.

Craziest football argument ever that I just heard: Wentz > Troy Aikman because Aikman had a 1-1 TD/INT ratio.

So maybe I'm thinking too much about Ron Rivera's stupidity, but something doesn't add up. There was a report earlier that Howell would be starting next week if the Commanders were eliminated, so someone HAD to know it was possible after this weekend. Could Rivera have known but simply forgot during the postgame conference? Or did someone on the staff know but wanted to undermine Rivera and not tell him? (Knowing the Commanders, it's probably the latter...)

I'm sorry if people are getting sick of this, but this just shows how incompetent Rivera is: