No Easy Exit From The Alex Smith Business

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Steve Czaban

Sports, Golf, Football, Fantasy Sports

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 19 November 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

The Redskins suffered an eerily similar injury some 33 years to the date on Sunday. Joe Theismann broke his leg on Nov 18, 1985. Alex Smith did the same. Joe never played again. But Alex almost certainly will. That said, the Redskins forecast for a player they assumed was a "safe" bet is now clouded with uncertainty. Thoughts on bad calls and whining about the refs. Uniform reviews. Harvard player with stupid taunt. Why I'm not paying for Tiger v. Phil.

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0:00.0	Today on the Zavecast, Black Friday isn't technically until the end of the week.
0:05.0	So why? Why did we get Black Sunday? I will try to plot a course forward for the Redskins in the wake of the
0:11.3	Alex Smith Broken Leg, but I warn you, I have no magic solutions.
0:15.0	I've got uniform geekery, Harvard Jackassery, and why I refuse to pay for Tiger versus Phil.
0:22.0	Your essential Sports Talk Day starter is locked in line. pay for Tiger versus Phil.
0:22.5	Your essential Sports Talk Day starter is locked and loaded.
0:25.5	So buckle up and let's go.
0:27.6	Oh!
0:28.6	Oh!
0:29.6	Here we go. Monday November 19, 2018, thank you for downloading.
0:44.4	33 years and exactly one day later.
0:50.3	We are here from a date that lives in Redskins fan infamy.
0:56.0	Joe Thiesman on a Monday night game on November 18
1:01.0	to that or 1985 broke his leg on a tackle on a sack by Lawrence Taylor of the
1:09.4	New York Giants. It occurred not just on the exact same date that Alex Smith broke his leg at a home game in Washington, but it happened almost at the same yard line, the 40 yard line, and the 40 yard line at least from a
1:26.4	television perspective, the left 40 yard line. I'm not going to get into the whole
1:32.4	orientation of RFK versus FedEx and
1:35.9	was it the north or south or east or west doesn't matter but from a television
1:40.1	perspective and this has been floating around Twitter, it's almost the exact same
1:45.8	yard line. Why? What did we do to deserve this?
1:53.8	Oh, I know what you're going to say,
1:55.9	Dan Snyder deserves it.
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