If I had my druthers, I think we need to get out there every day and get this thing fixed. Turner said more than once he felt his team was prepared coming into this game. If so, the other team was better prepared because no way should the people the Redskins put on the field lose to the people the Cardinals put on the field. So the mission between now and the now monumental trip to St. Louis becomes figuring out what this team is missing. I'm wondering if passion should be a bigger part of the equation, if there ought to be more fury after a loss like this.
Football is kind of comical in some ways.
Emotional outbursts and raw fits are an indispensable part of the game, even when they seem corny or are thought to serve no purpose. The guess here is this is going to fall heavily on the shoulders of the veteran players, on Bruce Smith and Deion Sanders, Mark Carrier and Darrell Green, Irving Fryar and Andre Reed. People with all-pro and Hall of Fame credentials. You don't have to have been around a long time for folks to listen. In today's professional sports environment, groups of men aren't together long anyway.