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The list so far: Sonny Jurgensen - 9 Sean Taylor - 21 Bobby Mitchell - 49 Sammy Baugh - 33 Darrel Green - 28

His number should, and will be retired.

You would have to think Riggins and Monk would be next.

Very few team Presidents have had to, or have done, or have been in charge of the things Wright has, which of course includes the off the field drama, but also includes the other big project(s) that he was the face of, and that is the biggest part of some fans dislike for, or " obsession " with him. From the " process ", to some of the things he said during that time. I don't think FlyBigBird ever said Wright was incompetent, just that he thought he would do whatever he had to do, to keep his job. Spectacular failure. That is the biggest reason they don't like him. Some people see a chance that we will do this again, and there's evidence to support that, and if we do, they don't want him anywhere near it

Maybe ... From an article a little over a year ago ... Don't really want to post the article, because we would most likely veer off into areas we're not supposed to go... Yet.

Washington Week before election day: 2020 - Did not play 2016 - Did not play 2012 - Sun, 1:00 2008 - Mon, 8:20 2004 - Sun, 1:00

I would say, yes, but with the question being who will we take ... Someone could think we should take Daniel's or McCarthy, but thinks we will take Maye. If so, they could specify that in their post.

Assuming Washington stays with the second pick which I think most of us believe is a safe assumption, who will it be ? This is just a poll. Maybe a post stating who the pick will be and what you think that players' biggest selling point has been, but try to keep the back and forth to a minimum, as those debates should be saved for the QB thread that already exist. Let's get it on the record.

I still think we will open at home vs. the Cowboys.

This kicker for the Michigan Panthers ... A 64 yarder last week, and just hit one from 62.

I'd like to see.something " classic " on the outside, with all the modern amenities on the inside.

Well yeah, I know this is about the draft, but I was referring to this : " who will be our starter for at least 10 years with the possibility of playing up to 15+ years. " ... drafted or not.

That is a sad, but true statement, right there. The closest thing we've had is Theismann. Almost 40 years ago.

Well, he wouldn't have been giving it back to them, since the Wetzl's never owned the trademark to begin with. There may not have been that particular logo without Walter Wezle, but there also wouldn't have been that logo, without the Washington Redskins.

When Hur is talking about Biden not remembering the year he is doing it along with other events which Joe couldn't remember the years. When she is first asking Hur about this, she says: " Your report says Mr. Biden couldn't come up with the date-year of his son Beau Bidens death. When in fact you asked him the month. Do you know what he said Mr. Hur ? ( From what I've seen Hur never asked Biden the month. Joe offered up the month and day himself. The reason she wants to focus on " month, day " is because Joe did in fact know the month and day, ". Trying to give the impression that Biden did in fact know when Beau had died. ) Hur then says, " Congresswoman, I don't believe that's correct with regards to the transcript ( He is most likely going to point out to her that Biden wasn't asked about the month and the day and was then prompted with the year. Biden himself asked, " Was it 2015 ?" after he was told. Hur then asked her about that particular page in the report, so he can look at it, and possibly read it.) She then quickly says " I've read about it in the reporting. I yield back " without referencing the page. And I'm not saying this is an end all - be all on Joe's acuity or memory. We're just talking about this one particular part of the testimony, that's all.

He's right. She's mischaracterizing what Hur said in the report. She's being slick with her words. She says " date year," and then goes and uses " month ", however, Joe started the subject of Beaus death himself, ( Hur never asked him about month and day ) and was asking himself " When did Beau die ? " And then he answers himself " May 30th ", and then a staffer reminds him " 2015 " to which Joe responds " Was it 2015 when he died ? " So Hurs statement about Biden not knowing within a few years when his son died, is correct.

I think it's some people, pointing out that it wasn't Hurr that raised the issue. It was Joe. https://abcnews.go.com/US/transcript-documents-probe-contradicts-bidens-account-exchange-hur/story?id=108033689

Right. To reference what was being talked about in those tweets.

Just trying to clarify what exactly transpired. Make of it, what you will.

From the WP:

Correct. I was editing as you were typing. Was initially thinking that was from '79.

Quite a few here were saying Trump wouldn't debate Biden, and I remember thinking it was more likely the other way around, but we may find out for sure. Llhttps://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/trump-says-will-debate-biden-anytime-rcna142140