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Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
[quote=Beemnseven;291170]I've all but given up explaining to people that the defensive line is a bigger need than the secondary.
It would be like forgoing deadbolts on the front door to your house but strengthening the locks on your bedroom door.[/quote]I guess a Briggs deal would be like putting up a gate in front of the hallway then. |
Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
[quote=That Guy;291528]golston and montgomery don't really count since they're not starting quality linemen at this point. until they are, you've got to assume them as question marks AT BEST.[/quote]
once again a great point made we NEED Defensive lineman we are getting all this "depth" at o line but not a d line and i just want to know WHY!?!?!?!?! |
Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
[quote=724Skinsfan;291194]What kind of burglar are you expecting?
Andre Carter is not the youngest defensive lineman, btw. Unless Golston and Montgomery are getting cut, we should see a lot more of them in the rotation this year. Regardless, we still need an infusion of youth along that line, maybe it's not imperative for the 2007 season but we are going to be hurting a lot sooner than later. In the next 2-3 years time we're probably losing Griffin, Daniels, Wynn, Salave'a due to age , money or health. The carry-overs would be Carter, Golston, Montgomery and Evans...{whimper}...[/quote]Well, as stated before, the draft isn't going to give us much help regarding 2007. But if we DONT make the pick now, come 2008, we still won't be getting any return on investment from anyone but potentially Carter. It is imperative that we get a young DL guy into the "Farm system" so that come 2008, we have a 2nd year guy ready to step into the role. I see this as a must have. |
Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
Not to beat a dead horse, but what happens if ST goes down? More reason to like the LL pick even though there's no way we'll do it.
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Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
[QUOTE=TenandSix:Unacceptable;291905]Not to beat a dead horse, but what happens if ST goes down? More reason to like the LL pick even though there's no way we'll do it.[/QUOTE]
So we should draft this guy in case Sean Taylor gets hurt? |
Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
[QUOTE=SmootSmack;291908]So we should draft this guy in case Sean Taylor gets hurt?[/QUOTE]
That makes sense. Somone get on the burgundy "Gibbs phone" so we can let him in on the brilliance of that move. |
Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
Pass. No thanks.
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Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
All I am saying is that should Taylor go down our starting safties would look something like PP (if he's recovered) and Omar or Fox.
We should actually draft LL because he'd most likely be the best football player available at six, and because it would be good to see him play with Sean. If we don't upgrade the saftey spot it leaves us with suprisingly little depth at that position. Image if Moss goes down. We'd be starting BL and ARE. Imagine if Griff goes down. Imagine if Samuels goes down. It's not as if saftey is the only position on the team where one player going down could have a dramatic impact on the caliber of the entire unit. That's what happens when your team has no depth. If we're picking at six, LL is the pick. If we trade down we can address the depth issues we have across the board. With that said, please trade down and get [I]at least[/I] fair value, or grow some balls and pick the best defensive player in the draft regardless of postion. |
Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
branch regaurdless of his work ethic is the best fit for washington
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Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
I agree. Branch or Okeye is looking to be our best option. There is a lot of talk about Anderson but, I LOVE OKEYE. It's been stated but he's 19 and he cant only get better. No LL.
Take Branch. Or. Take Okeye. Please. For my sake Danny-boy. |
Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
drop 2-8 spots and take okoye, carriker, or adams (if convinced he'll hit the weight room).
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Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
No, get Branch or Okeye for god's sake. We have been deficient at D line for far too long. Haven't had anything close to a good D line since Big Daddy and Stubblefield first came on the scene and even that didn't last too long!!! There will be nice options at DB left for us both in the draft and June 1 for sure.
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Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
[QUOTE=TenandSix:Unacceptable;292057]We should actually draft LL because he'd most likely be the best football player available at six, and because it would be good to see him play with Sean. If we don't upgrade the saftey spot it leaves us with suprisingly little depth at that position. Image if Moss goes down. We'd be starting BL and ARE. [B]Imagine if Griff goes down. [/B]Imagine if Samuels goes down. It's not as if saftey is the only position on the team where one player going down could have a dramatic impact on the caliber of the entire unit. That's what happens when your team has no depth.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, what happens if Griff goes down? What happens if Salave'a gets nicked up? Wait! That already happened last year, and we ranked #27 against the run. Do nothing and HOPE they stay healthy and we'll be worse against the run. Then LL can show us what a great tackler he is in the secondary. |
Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
Branch or Okoye definately would look good in a Redskins uniform, even better if they were picked up around the tenth spot. I too am very bored at watching our D-Line go to work, they're in pretty bad shape.
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Re: Should the Redskins consider LSU Safety Laron Landry with the 6th overall pick
[quote=Beemnseven;290068]Even if we trade down and get more picks, I'd take another defensive lineman before addressing the secondary.
The way I see it, we need a D-tackle first, a D-end second, and maybe another cornerback after that. Either way, Landry won't be part of any scenario.[/quote] Landry is a nice pick and nobody could say he was a bad selection. However, I believe that we've already addressed our secondary with; Rogers and Taylor as starters, the 2 other starting positions will be figured out by the performance of; Springs moving to Free Safety and Smoot regaining form and starting at the other CB. We also have or signed... Macklin, Prioleau (back from injury), Fox (started at S last season), Stoutmire, Jimoh, and Doughty. Some pretty nice depth, Nickle and dime packages. How about the O line (departure of Dockery) Resigning Wade was critical (I believe) this is an improvement over Dockery. Nice depth and options come from signing Fabini and Tucker. Linebackers; The signing of Fletcher will solve this issue who will start at MLB. Washington and McIntosh will start at OLB. Marshall is great depth and package assistance. TE; Yoder resigned. we're set. WR; how can anybody think this is a position of need??? RB; perfect harmony, set. QB: set, maybe, maybe, maybe a late round hopeful or undrafted FA to hold the clipboard and develop. FB, H back; perfectly ready. K/P; resigned Frost! Maybe.... Carney from New Orleans comes into push SqueezHam:) KR; set. The only thing we need is bodies in camp to hold things...:) and DEFENSIVE LINEMAN.... Let's DRAFT, TRADE, SIGN UNDRAFTED FA, STEAL, BORROW or CHEAT to get Defensive Lineman into Redskin Uniforms... THIS SHOULD BE OUR FOCUS AND GOAL!!! |
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