Seven Steps to Redskins Renewal

There have been a lot of posts about the Redskins sucking. I came up with seven simple steps that if followed, will help Redskin fans to deal our current situation. Follow these simple steps and the remainder of the season won't seem that bad.

Seven Steps to Redskin Renewal

1. Admit that the 2006 Washington Redskins will not make the playoffs.

2. Admit that the 2006 Washington Redskins are not that good.

3. Admit that the 2006 Washington Redskin organization has not put the team in the best position to win football games.

4. Accept that for the remainder of the season, the 2006 Washington Redskins are in a rebuilding mode.

5. Accept that for the remainder of the season, the fans should expect improvement, not necessarily wins.

6. Accept that for the remainder of the season, Jason Campbell at times will look like a rookie.

7. Trust that Joe Gibbs and his staff will access the team's strengths and weaknesses and adjust in the offseason accordingly.

Am I the only one thinking "huh?"

6. Accept that for the remainder of the season, Jason Campbell at times will look like a rookie.

This is a big one. Not as much for this particular forum, since I think about 90% of Warpath members realize this, but a lot of the general Redskins fanbase(at least the vocal fans that call in to Redskins radio shows) are talking about drafting Quinn because Campbell hasn't shown anything. That kind of thinking is just plain stupid...

A couple of weeks too late with this no?

By the way, we were officially eliminated from the playoffs yesterday and we also locked up the basement of the East. Props to us!

7 Steps for a good season in 2007:

1. Healthy Portis
2. Healthy Moss
3. Healthy secondary
4. Healthy D-line
5. Healthy O-line
6. Get a kicker
7. Keep Campbell in

7 Steps for a good season in 2007:

1. Healthy Portis
2. Healthy Moss
3. Healthy secondary
4. Healthy D-line
5. Healthy O-line
6. Get a kicker
7. Keep Campbell in
8. Play McIntosh instead of Holdman

8. Play McIntosh instead of Holdman

9. Draft an impact defensive end.

7 Steps for a good season in 2007:

1. Healthy Portis
2. Healthy Moss
3. Healthy secondary
4. Healthy D-line
5. Healthy O-line
6. Get a kicker
7. Keep Campbell in

#7: Most qb's take a couple of years to develop, we might be expecting too much too quick.

A couple of weeks too late with this no?

By the way, we were officially eliminated from the playoffs yesterday and we also locked up the basement of the East. Props to us!

You are right Matty, this post is a little late, but it seems as though some of the posters are still expecting wins.

8. Make the players spend Christmas together.