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Redskins Players Run Through Range Of Emotions Following Blowout Loss

When you get humbled by 31 points on national television, on a day where you sign your franchise quarterback to a contract extension, there are a lot of different ways you can respond. Call it a 10 Stages of Grief thing, if you want. Us fans go through it, and clearly, Washington Redskins players do as well. 

Back in the day, we would have no idea what was really going through an athlete's head following a blowout like this. Now ... okay, we probably still don't have an idea. But at least we have Twitter, which many athletes still use as a way to let out their feelings. In the immediate aftermath of the 59-28 defeat, many Redskins players did just that. Some highlights below the jump.

By and large, the marquee tweets broke down into three categories. First, there's the apologetic response, summed up by the following:

 

Last night was horrendous, that's not who we r & not where we want to be. Yall deserve better. Stand with us. Negativity won't be tolerated.less than a minute ago via Touiteur

Thanks to all the fans who still support us , sorry for last night. We will bounce back!!! HTTR!!!less than a minute ago via ÜberTwitter

I am sorry fans for our performance last night. Thank you for your loyalty. We will continue to work hard and become better.less than a minute ago via Echofon

 

Then, you have the defensive tweets, best summed up by these goodies, as well as several others from Phillip Daniels' feed.

Being humbled can be a goodthing. Let's get ready for the titans with this short week.Be loyal to your team and tour team will be loyal to Uless than a minute ago via Echofon

S/O to the true fans!less than a minute ago via Twitter for iPhone

How can someone say that team didn't play with heart last night. Ppl think before you tweet. I know its frustrating we all know that.less than a minute ago via Echofon

 

And finally, you have the reflective tweets, the ones that probably ran though everyone's head when this was all over. These final two ones pretty much tell the whole story.

Ecclesiastes 7:9 () 9 Be not quick in your spirit to become angry,for anger lodges in the bosom of fools. #Bibleless than a minute ago via Touiteur

 

If it wasn't for the pitfalls in life, we would never know how to climb out. Just believe me when I say we will climb out.less than a minute ago via Touiteur

 

There you have it. Now, you can really get inside these guys' heads.