Commander PK

A prediction like this is hardly a revelation, since more often than not one of those possibilities is the outcome no matter who is picked. The odds of one of those three things occurring for ANY QB drafted tonight are nearly the same. The fact of the matter is most all will wash out. Most do not pan out. The odds of any of them becoming a franchise QB’s who wins multiple playoff games and a few Championships are slim to none. Too many variables come into play. The optimistic view is to hope for the best and enjoy the ride. The QB is the most important position on the field. If Jayden doesn’t pan out they will just draft another eventually. Nearly all are misses. I’m convinced most of the time hitting on one is blind luck.

With that many QB’s going in the first round the level of scrutiny on them and where they were picked is going to be off the charts in the years to come. I hope Jayden turns out to be the best of all of them.

Welcome to the DMV Jayden!

If the team had won for the last 25 years maybe it would feel different but the second dumbest thing JKC ever did was rush the stadium deal in Landover. The first was not leaving the team to his son.

This is the easy choice for me. I was 7 years old and my parents were hosting a Super Bowl party. When Riggo broke free for “the run” everybody went nuts in celebration. I know I watched the team before that, but nothing else sticks out in my memory. My defining moment as a fan and the one that made me a lifer. All the rest has been gravy. I am so incredibly grateful to have grown up during Gibbs I and I hope this generation of kids can have an era of similar results.

Honestly, I think this has been part of the problem. The team is too decentralized. RFK is 9.5 miles from Landover and only 5 miles outside the city proper. The convenience for the staff and the players would be massively improved.

For me, the best plan would be building a state of the art Team HQ in Landover on the site of the current stadium where they already own 200 acres. This way the team doesn’t “abandon” Prince George’s. The stadium comes home to RFK in the City. Virginia keeps a connection to the team with training camp held annually there at a site to be determined after the Ashburn land is sold off.

Happy Easter!

I should have been clear. I don’t necessarily want retro with the new stadium even though I love that aspect of Camden. I want a stadium that is considered the best in the NFL when it’s 30 years old. I don’t think that’s too much to ask, lol.

I honestly wonder how much his cancer diagnosis and the treatments affected him. To his credit he never made it an excuse for anything, but if you have ever experienced or know somebody who has experienced this it is life-changing. The man Rivera is now is probably completely different than the one that was hired here.

so in this you are kind of like the baseball fan equivalent of the Suitland or Oxon Hill Dallas Cowboys fans …Just messing with you man 😂

Irregardless he has a point 😏

Wow man, no love for Camden? Where are my DMV Gen X Orioles and Commanders fans? We grew up in a world before the Nats and Ravens lol.

I would love to see the NFL equivalent of Camden Yards in D.C. Still the best and over 30 years old.

Any man who can accomplish this should have no trouble winning football games 🫡 😁

Bottom line, the Snyders never considered the fact that they were afforded a great privilege in owning an NFL franchise, and with that their responsibilities to properly steward that franchise. Never thinking about the future when they are no longer the owners, or the team was passed down to their kids. For them it was a status thing. As it is Josh and company are now left to pick up the pieces, with the only benefit being they have the chance to do it all the right way.

Losing the name. “FedEx Field” is the change we didn’t know we needed. I’m stoked actually. Putting a new name on the stadium for the years that we have left to be there is a step forward.

No serious disagreement here. I do think it was more about getting that head coaching job though than proving anything else. I think he pressed last year for that reason. He might believe he is ready for a top spot, but nobody else who has an opinion that counts appears to agree.

All joking aside, the problem is very likely his ego and his approach. My impression is that he forgets he is dealing with professional millionaires in the NFL and has not figured out how to deal with them, without a counter-balance like Andy Reid. Rivera wasn’t that guy because it sounds like he just let him have total control and didn’t reel him in at all. He had success in Kansas City because they are the best team in Football right now. Some people are just meant to be supporting cast and there is nothing wrong with that.

“Again, I wasn’t fired…but the reason I chose to leave Washington was the peasants there failed to properly pay homage to the greatness that is EB” Eric Bieniemy “EB is neither fired nor dismissed. EB leaves precisely when he means to” Gandalf “EB is not hung like a bull. Bulls are hung like EB” Chuck Norris

“EB doesn’t get fired… EB just leaves when he is ready” Eric Bieniemy

I was there that night as well. One of the finest moments in that stadium and there have been few. 28-0 at the half. I really felt that 2005 team was a serious contender once they got hot. Then 2006 was such a let down.

That is my favorite part of that picture lol. Was he going to relocate the team to Florida?