Considering the teams troubles over the last several years, it would be difficult for fan not to be pessimistic, so you can understand why Chris Williams felt safe when he made the following proclamation on Twitter.
Considering the team’s troubles over the last several years, it would be difficult for fans not to be pessimistic, so you can understand why Chris Williams felt safe when he made the following proclamation on Twitter.
Welp... pic.twitter.com/RhqHgLI18d
— Chris Williams (@slimceeVA) December 20, 2015
A quick look at Washington’s record will show you Williams has some buying to do, and he told The Washington Post he is more than happy to keep his hasty social media promise.
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I thought we were going to be horrible in all three phases of the game. But, mostly I thought: Kirk is horrible and we're gonna get killed.
— Chris Williams (@slimceeVA) December 21, 2015
So after thousands of text exchanges and hours of arguments on the phone, I reached a breaking point.
— Chris Williams (@slimceeVA) December 21, 2015
I went "all in," if you will, about being out on Kirk. The jersey/poster/tweet proclamation was born.
— Chris Williams (@slimceeVA) December 21, 2015
The last 20 years have been masochistic, no question. Few bright spots. But, this season? Completely unexpected and awesome.
— Chris Williams (@slimceeVA) December 21, 2015
The jersey is ordered. The poster is ordered. The tweets will commence. Today was day 1 of 365 #wrongaboutKirk tweets.
— Chris Williams (@slimceeVA) December 21, 2015
Williams added that he understands that the weak NFC East has bolstered the Redskins record, but he is still glad to see his favorite football team winning, and a jersey, a poster and some tweets are a small price to pay for that.
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