Wow. By the skin of their teeth. Nice to see them fight back after Grossman's rough start.

Someone called in the Sports Junkies morning radio show today when they were talking about the Giants defensive players laying down with fake injuries against a threatening Rams offense. Said caller was raving about the PJ20 screening.

Pffft. Fuckin' Rex Grossman.

Ryan Torain was nice though. But yeah, I'm not sure about Rex...is Beck better though? I don't know. At 3-1, it just doesn't seem right to make a change.

Yeah, I wouldn't play Beck in favor of Grossman. I'm just whining about what everyone already knew about Grossman. That ball off Moss's hands wasn't his fault, but that Laurinaitis interception? Classic Rex, and when the Rams had crawled back to within 7, you just want to throw your shoe at the TV or something.

First you pull one of these: , and then you do one of these:

And so it goes with Rex under center.

I have a feeling that Shanny's going to grab a QB in the first round next year. He won't stand pat at that position.

I think that's what the fan base really expects. The problem with that is finding a good QB coming out of college in the next year. And the chances of stumbling onto a Tom Brady-esque late-draft pick are about as good as expecting a rookie to perform really well straight out of college. Grossman's starting because he and Kyle Shanahan worked together in Houston. They roomed together. They're friends. But everyone knows that Grossman's good for a pick and possibly a fumble each game. The best bet Washington has right now is to turn itself into a team like the Ravens where defense dominates and helps win games in spite of a lackluster QB. The Redskins have a solid defense again, running backs, some good receivers. They just don't have the number one spot, and given the notion that the last several Super Bowls have been won by teams with outstanding quarterbacks (The Mannings, Roethlisberger, Brees, Rodgers, Brady), until Washington has a true leader, they'll always have difficulty on the field.

3-1's a nice place to be, but man, letting that Dallas game slip away still leaves a bitter after-taste. Philly's got problems, but they'll correct them and the Giants are gaining momentum. With Romo always the hero or the goat from week to week, the Redskins need to win now and maintain a strong standing because towards the end of the season the schedule's pretty rough, and games that seemed like guaranteed wins now aren't so rock-solid.

Here is the top 2012 QB prospects:

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/pros ... SX/2012_QB


Not sure about most of them...Maybe Tannehill will be available?

Having Rex under center scares me, but I'm not sold the Beck is the guy either. Hopefully the team continues to bring it defensively, and rolls with the 3 RB approach to take some pressure off the guy. I still don't know if the team will do much better than 9-7 though. And if we finish in the middle somewhere, getting a quality QB in the 1st seems unlikely (barring a trade). Maybe FA is the way to get the next QB? I don't know. Are there any current starters / back-ups available for next year (preferably under 27 years old)?

They can probably pick up Stephen Garcia as a FA next year.

You shut your dirty whore mouth you!

All i'm saying is he should be available!

If he's not in jail.

Oh I don't know. Kerry Collins took a mostly drunken underachieving collegiate career and turned it in to a lot of money for being mostly garbage as a pro.

they should trade for tebow.

Call me crazy, but if Tebow is gonna morph into an H-back / Full Back / TIght End position, I'd consider him for Cooley. I love Captain Chaos, but I mean, he's 8 years into his career...not sure how much gas is left in the tank.

I really wish Tebow would just swallow his pride and go this route.

It would probably do him good. He just doesn't seem cut out to be an NFL QB. From what little I have read about him with the Broncos, it seems like he could be a quality H-Back / TE / FB, and Special Teams ace though. Guys like that can make very nice, not too flashy, long term NFL careers. Nothing wrong with getting paid 600k / year over the next 12 years or so. Beats what pretty much anyone else does.

I think Tebow can still be a fine QB. I don't think he's the QB for John Fox's offense, though. I could see Shanny taking an interest in him, if he wants a Jake Plummer style QB instead of a Jay Cutler style.

This x 1,000.

Fox strikes me as a guy who would keep trying to jam a square peg into a round hole for 10,000 years.

what's chris cooley's beef with tony romo?