Redskins Cowboys post game

Who's to say it's too early though?

If things go right for us in the NFC East, It might not be too late, either.

All we need is Snyder to be inspired by Doctor Jerry Jones and giving his medical opinion that RG3 plays this weekend. IMO it stinks.


I would like to hear Jay Gruden honest opinion about who should start this weekend. He is the HC and should be making the final decision.


Wouldnt the doctor say its too early?

I dont care if it is too early or not. We have a bye and two winnable games. Let him come back after that. Than even if he gets hurt nobody can say he was rushed back. However the fan in me is really excited to see him play.

All we need is Snyder to be inspired by Doctor Jerry Jones and giving his medical opinion that RG3 plays this weekend. IMO it stinks.


I would like to hear Jay Gruden honest opinion about who should start this weekend. He is the HC and should be making the final decision.


Wouldnt the doctor say its too early?

I'm pretty sure he's been medically cleared since before the Cowboys game

I'm pretty sure he's been medically cleared since before the Cowboys game

Still think he needs to be 100%, like Jay said. I think Colt can be just as effective if RG3 is less than 100%.

We've seen how medically cleared has gone in the past..

I'm pretty sure he's been medically cleared since before the Cowboys game

I was thinking it was too early based on Gruden's assessment that RG3 isn't really "NFL ready", for lack of a better term. And RG3 could spend the extra 2 weeks prepping.

But obviously we can't bench the guy forever. If he's ready to play, we need to play him.

We have Dr. James Andrews....ON our staff. Is there.....ANY possible way on this earth that his physical condition could be in question?

winning this game has me all ginned up for the rest of the season :)

The timing doesn't seem outrageously off. I just wish it wasn't in question who was making the decision.

Just OK is an improvement. There were no free runs at our QB by Compton's man, as far as I could tell. I also saw him make a nice block to seal off the pursuit on Alfred's longest run of the game.

The primary concept here, for me, is that poor play must not be tolerated. If a starter is not getting the job done, give the next man a chance. The backup might surprise by doing a better job. In this case, Polumbus didn't perform well, Gruden replaced him, and things got a little better at RT.

Compton may not be "the answer" but he looks to be better option than Polumbus or Moses at this time. I'm very pleased that Gruden made this change.

That seems to be happening. Kearse is getting snaps because he is playing well, not because he is someone's guy. Very encouraging compared to last year.