misterirrelevant.com - 4/16/2008
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As you may have noticed, the NFL schedules hit the streets yesterday. We can mock the ridiculousness of the hype around their release, but let’s be honest: It’s impossible for us to get enough NFL, and these simple reminders that the game we love will once again start anew in four short months get us unnecessarily excited. So with that, here are our thoughts on the Redskins ‘08 schedule ...
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Adopting Players: Pete Schmitt watch
Hogs Haven —
... or don't. Just a thought for an otherwise boring offseason, though please, by all means, let me monopolize the conversation with my shitty content. In other news, mercifully Ben and the Curly R have returned, with force, as he documents in great detail the entire history of the Redskins coaching search in toto more effectively than I've seen anywhere else on the internet. He also has a way with pictures and clever subtitles that I envy. Enjoy. Oh yea; TexSkins writes things, I get credit. This is why I blog.
Recognition
Hogs Haven —
Quickly, Mr. Irrelevant eloquently captures my own delayed reaction to the schedule: Initial Reaction: Fucking A. All three of our divisional road games fall within the first five weeks of the season. Bullshit. Secondary Reaction: No, seriously. How the fuck do they schedule ...
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