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Sparty's gone, that obnoxious 49ers fan is gone and even that cards fan has stopped poking his head in
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Ahhhh I miss his insight, I wanted to hear him talk about how rg3 is still better because he posted a higher passer rating
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Ahhhh I miss his insight, I wanted to hear him talk about how rg3 is still better because he posted a higher passer rating
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easy to be a GIANTS FAN THESE DAYS ?
easy to be a GIANTS FAN THESE DAYS ?
Living in niner country means its never easy, and all the 4th quarter comebacks are killing me, but I love it.
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nope I'M HERE ...but why should I SAY SOMETHING DEFENSIVE AND stupid WHEN THEY ARE PLAYING BAD...GO CARDS!!!!!
Lol glad youre sticking by your team
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Ahhhh I miss his insight, I wanted to hear him talk about how rg3 is still better because he posted a higher passer rating
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Well then you mat not like my next statement-I hate the Giants ! those lucky bastards.At least I know we can almost win on a bad day against the best.Too bad Moss fumbled or another 4th quarter RG3 comeback.Oh well.Rg3 is still the man,but Manning is awesome too!
looks like your boy's back sparty
When Fred Davis went down with a season-ending Achilles injury Sunday, it was soon speculated that Chris Cooley could rejoin the Washington Redskins as his replacement.
Speculation now appears to have become reality. The Washington Post reported Sunday night that Cooley has agreed to sign a deal with the team.
Cooley is scheduled to undergo a physical Monday. His signing will become official after that, barring any unexpected last-minute snags.
"It's going to happen," a source told The Post.
Cooley wouldn't comment, telling The Post it would be premature to do so.
Cooley was released during training camp, ending an eight-year run with the team. He said last month it was unlikely he'd come back to the Redskins unless Davis or backup tight end Niles Paul suffered a significant injury.
That's exactly what happened Sunday. Davis tore his Achilles tendon while running a route in the first quarter of the Redskins' 27-23 loss to the New York Giants.
Cooley, 30, owns the franchise record for receptions for a tight end, but expect him to have a lesser role in his second go-around with Washington. Paul should get every opportunity to stick in the starting lineup
When Fred Davis went down with a season-ending Achilles injury Sunday, it was soon speculated that Chris Cooley could rejoin the Washington Redskins as his replacement.
Speculation now appears to have become reality. The Washington Post reported Sunday night that Cooley has agreed to sign a deal with the team.
Cooley is scheduled to undergo a physical Monday. His signing will become official after that, barring any unexpected last-minute snags.
"It's going to happen," a source told The Post.
Cooley wouldn't comment, telling The Post it would be premature to do so.
Cooley was released during training camp, ending an eight-year run with the team. He said last month it was unlikely he'd come back to the Redskins unless Davis or backup tight end Niles Paul suffered a significant injury.
That's exactly what happened Sunday. Davis tore his Achilles tendon while running a route in the first quarter of the Redskins' 27-23 loss to the New York Giants.
Cooley, 30, owns the franchise record for receptions for a tight end, but expect him to have a lesser role in his second go-around with Washington. Paul should get every opportunity to stick in the starting lineup
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