Still Encouraged; Still Love My Skins: Bright Spots

calia · 12-01-2009, 10:12 AM

My biggest bright spot is that despite the injuries, bad breaks, etc., these players are not quitting -- and they're not quitting on each other. Check out the video of Campbell and Williams: Zorn, Redskins Try to Stay Focused Amid Uncertainty. They've obviously got a lot of regard for each other, which you can see through the joking around. There's a core group of guys that seem to want to play hard because they're professionals and because they're a team, and we need to focus our offseason in keeping those guys around.

12-01-2009, 10:12 AM	#37
calia Playmaker Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Woodside, CA Age: 57 Posts: 3,756	Re: Still Encouraged; Still Love My Skins: Bright Spots My biggest bright spot is that despite the injuries, bad breaks, etc., these players are not quitting -- and they're not quitting on each other. Check out the video of Campbell and Williams: Zorn, Redskins Try to Stay Focused Amid Uncertainty. They've obviously got a lot of regard for each other, which you can see through the joking around. There's a core group of guys that seem to want to play hard because they're professionals and because they're a team, and we need to focus our offseason in keeping those guys around.

Still Encouraged; Still Love My Skins: Bright Spots

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