Hostile;2295909 said:
That is the evidence.
My respect to the Skins stems from my repeatedly saying "they wanted it more." It is also my criticism of the Cowboys, that the Commanders, "wanted it more."
And I'm saying that's a weasily, disrespectful cop-out. This loss had nothing to do with "lack of desire" or "not bringing our A game." We got our ***** kicked in all phases of the game. There's no evidence that Washington "wanted it more." Deal with it.
What silver lining? What conspiracy theory? Who did I forgive? What did I forget? Did you see me praise even one player or coach on the Cowboys by name?
How 'bout the first two paragraphs?
It doesn't matter how much mud and dust you kick up in the front stretch. It's how much mud and dust you're kicking up in the back stretch that counts.
See the 2007 New York Giants as an example. Started the season 0-2, got hot right when it mattered, and took care of business.
You effectively dismissed yesterday's loss and insinuated that we'll mimic the 2007 Giants by magically turning it on at season's end. Based on
what, exactly? Wishful thinking? So yes, you clearly
do want to forget Sunday's debacle and fast forward to December. Lessons learned? Zilch. Humility gained? Nada.
Then there's this:
Our Defense doesn't have enough pride or heart. A couple of guys play with fire. For the most part the concept seems to be "react fast to what the Offense does." I would rather see them have to react to what we are doing. We have some good personnel, but they aren't taking enough pride in how good they should be. There's no excuse for it.
Again, you make it sound as if
we're our own worst enemy. That it's inconceivable that the other team might
be better or have
played better. That our own failings can be chalked up to a bad day, or a lack of concentration, or a dearth of so-called "pride." This isn't manning up; this is classic excuse making. Something's rotten in [strike]Denmark[/strike] Dallas, and you're merrily whistling past the graveyard.
And the coup de grace:
I still believe we are the best team in the NFL, when we have our heads in the game and play with some heart. I still believe the Super Bowl goes through Texas Stadium. I also believe this team needs to pull their heads out of a dark, smelly place and play with some fire.
Again with the cliche-ridden "we're the only team that can stop us" bull****. Based on recent history, no one has the right to be this arrogant or optimistic. No one.
I know you get your jollies thinking everyone but you is a blind homer who doesn't have a clue, but that act doesn't work on me. It never has. It never will.
Sigh. "It's Commanders Week, Part VIII: Hos shows no class."
Mea culpas were never your strong suit.