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PLAYERS:
Rex Grossman,
John Beck,
Harvey Dahl,
Aubrayo Franklin,
Cullen Jenkins,
DeAngelo Hall,
Johnathan Joseph,
Reed Doughty,
Perry Riley,
Mike Shanahan,
Josh Wilson,
Markus White,
Erik Cook,
Ryan Kerrigan,
Tim Hightower,
Roy Helu,
Ray Rice,
Clinton Portis,
Ryan Torain,
Ladell Betts,
Evan Royster,
Mike Sellers,
Santana Moss,
Jabar Gaffney,
Leonard Hankerson,
Niles Paul,
Donte` Stallworth,
Anthony Armstrong,
Brandon Banks,
Kevin Boss,
Logan Paulsen,
Chris Cooley,
Jammal Brown,
Chris Chester,
Will Montgomery,
Maurice Hurt,
Willie Smith,
Sean Locklear,
Tyler Polumbus,
Adam Carriker,
Stephen Bowen,
Barry Cofield,
Kedric Golston,
Chris Neild,
Brian Orakpo,
Rocky McIntosh,
LaRon Landry,
DeJon Gomes,
Kevin Barnes,
Oshiomogho Atogwe,
Graham Gano,
Sav Rocca,
Mario Williams,
Jason Pinkston,
Stanley Havili,
Ryan Fitzpatrick,
Victor Cruz,
Wes Welker,
Carl Nicks,
Chris Myers,
Evan Mathis,
Joe Thomas,
Aaron Rodgers,
Jim Kleinsasser,
Maurice Jones-Drew,
David Akers,
Shane Lechler,
Jared Allen,
Chris Long,
Justin Smith,
Isaac Sopoaga,
Kamerion Wimbley,
Demarcus Ware,
Eric Weddle,
Carlos Rogers,
Darrelle Revis,
Wade Phillips,
Dan Snyder,
Robert De,
Jeremy Bates,
Mark Carrier,
Trent Williams,
Jason Brown,
Kory Lichtensteiger,
Fred Davis,
Darrel Young,
Jason Campbell,
Ahmad Brooks,
Robert Meachem,
Shaun Ellis,
Terrell Thomas,
John Elway,
Nate Potter,
Eric Winston,
Winston Guy,
Tanner Hawkinson,
Rokevious Watkins,
Alex Hurst,
Shawn Andrews,
Tauren Poole,
DeSean Jackson,
Jarvis Moss,
Brady Quinn,
Vince Young,
Dre Kirkpatrick,
Ryan Broyles,
Jamell Fleming,
Ben Habern
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TEAMS: Washington Redskins, St. Louis Rams, Philadelphia Eagles, Houston Texans, Baltimore Ravens, New Orleans Saints, Oakland Raiders, Cleveland Browns, Buffalo Bills, New York Giants, New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, Jacksonville Jaguars, San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, San Diego Chargers, New York Jets, Denver Broncos, Pittsburgh Panthers, Arizona State Sun Devils, Boise State Broncos, Kentucky Wildcats, Kansas Jayhawks, South Carolina Gamecocks, LSU Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Oklahoma Sooners
It was another dark and stormy season…..
The Post mortem:
Autopsy:
Primary cause of death: This one is pretty obvious: this season was over when a Shanahan decided that Rex Grossman and John Beck, in some sort of combination, would have at least a decent chance to provide some decent QB play. While the passing yards was decent, the 30 turnovers, 42 sacks and 108 QB hits between them was just too much for the offense(and team) to overcome. And the saddest part was that this disaster was completely avoidable. Grossman was a UFA, Beck could have been replaced for minimal cost(and replaced with a young QB with, you know, “potential”). The skins could have throw a flyer trade offer or contract to any number of available QBs(Orton, Fitzpatrick, Hasselbeck, Garcia, god help me but Favre, Leinart, etc etc) who aren’t the known quantity that Grossman was. Instead, the skins offered Grossman a multi-year deal(which he declined, supposedly due to the “competition” against John Beck) an...
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