Washington Redskins: What Yesterday’s Loss Means To the Fans

December 13, 2010   ·   Josh McCain   ·   Jump to comments

All evening and most of this morning I've debated thoroughly what I was going to write in this space.
Was I going to besmirch Graham Gano?
Was I going to lay into the entire special teams unit for not being so special?
Was I going to complain about a Buccaneers' offensive lineman holding Brian Orakpo on the Tampa Bay touchdown?
No, I decided that I wasn't going to write about any of those things. Shoot, this article is barely going to be about yesterday's game at all.
No, my subject is how yesterday's loss affected me and several of my fellow Redskins fans.
Normally, when the Redskins lose a game on the final play—be it on defense, offense or special teams—I yell some sort of obscenity (usually beginning with the letter "F") and spike my hat in anger.
Yesterday, I did neither.  Honestly, I saw every single mistake by the Redskins before it even happened.
After both Gano misses yesterday, I said to myself "watch him miss it." On t...

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