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Dean Malenko was a good worker, but his light burnt out too quick for me.

Jimmy Hart is without a doubt one of the best all time managers, hes up there with Bobby Heenan and Paul Haymen, and could talk his butt off. I assumed this was relegated to wrestlers only and while he did wrestle in a few WWF matches and when he was in the CWA he didnt make my list

I am a longtime wrestling fan, had ringside seats this past March for the Dallas house show. Grew up going to the Capital Center and been watching for over 40 years and still love it. How one decides who is the top 10 really comes down to what you value as a fan. Do you value workers like Ricky Steamboat, Randy Savage, Chris Jericho, Chris Benoit, Bret Hart, and Ric Flair for the in ring wrestling ability or do you value mic work and those who can spin a yarn so well how they do in the ring is secondary like Hogan, Rock, Steve Austin, and the like? That's a personal opinion. Me I tend to gravitate towards the workers rather then the talkers. After watching wrestling for 40 years guys that seem to be on the common most liked list were the talkers and I just can't rank someone like the Rock over someone like Randy Savage in a list like best wrestlers of all time. The Rock was great at speaking. He is top 5 there. His matches were not. He could get people to watch, and he could get ratings but in the end his matches were boring to me. My own top 10 of all time wrestlers list would be Randy Savage Ricky Steamboat Chris Benoit Chris Jericho Bret Hart Ric Flair Shawn Michaels Eddie Guerrero Curt Henning Sting My top 10 of best talkers in the ring would be Hulk Hogan Triple H Steve Austin The Undertaker Ric Flair Randy Savage The Rock Mick Foley Jake Roberts Jerry Lawler The guys I put on the talking list are more likely in people's list of all time wrestlers.

I am a bit ocd and collect things, one thing I collect is Redskins autographs. I have several hundred of them and always adding when I can. Anyone know an address I could send our new head coach a letter to see if he wouldn't mind adding to my collection?

When people talk about firing Mike Shanahan do they not see how he has drafted very well for us since taking over? Trent Williams Franchise LT Perry Riley 38 tackles on the year already, taking over for Fletcher soon Ryan Kerrigan my 2nd favorite Redskin, Probowl beast Jarvis Jenkins think he is going to have a good career for us Leonard Hankerson my favorite Redskin. Keeps improving Roy Helu leading candidate for come back player of the year Robert Griffin III won us the NFC East in his 1st season Kirk Cousins great backup could be trade bait Alfred Morris NFL's second leading rusher yards and TD's last year The whole 2013 draft is too early to tell how he did. Or do they not understand that Mike Shanahan runs the offense a certain way and if he goes we could see guys like Alfred Morris have his production hurt badly? Or have they forgot how much of a circus this team was during the years Gibbs and Mike were not here? Do they want to revisit that? I know I'm in the small minority but the idea of losing Mike Shanahan this upcoming off season to me sounds like a really really bad idea and don't understand why people would want to do that