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Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
[quote=BrunellMVP?;516601]right, let him play out the contract, and don't you get compensatory picks when your FAs are signed anyway? If he gets a big contract, won't we get something?[/quote]
Yeah, maybe a comp pick at the end of the 4th round. Hmm, 2nd round pick now, end of the 4th round pick next year. You decide. |
Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
thats retarted. DONNOT TRADE CARLOS ROGERS! That would be a terrible move. Id like to see Rogers, Hall, & Springs all return. we need them all...weve seen that this team needs DB depth every year....
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Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
For the record, I'm not saying whether or not a player can be an elite cornerback if teams do not fear throwing at him, which is definately the case with Rogers' team leading 100+ targets. But his coverage numbers are as good as ANYONE in the league. The very best of the best.
So regardless of whether not QBs fear him, no one can argue that we aren't a better defense when QBs are foolishly throwing at him. I don't know whether or not he'll ever be able to become a turnover machine. I do know that our pass defense without him is pretty awful. Way closer to 2006 than is comfortable. It's a flat out insane idea that we'd get a deal worthy of trading Carlos Rogers. He's 26. |
Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
And I think people not fearing throwing at Rogers is very key to DeAngelo Hall's success. If you'll remember, the fact that QBs really feared Nnamdi Asomugha is how Hall's lack of cover skills first got exploited. If QBs want to throw 8 passes a game at Rogers, Hall looks much, much better on the other side.
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Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
[quote=GTripp0012;516653]And I think people not fearing throwing at Rogers is very key to DeAngelo Hall's success. If you'll remember, the fact that QBs really feared Nnamdi Asomugha is how Hall's lack of cover skills first got exploited. If QBs want to throw 8 passes a game at Rogers, Hall looks much, much better on the other side.[/quote]
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Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
[quote=Paintrain;516643]Yeah, maybe a comp pick at the end of the 4th round. Hmm, 2nd round pick now, end of the 4th round pick next year. You decide.[/quote]
but you'd get another year of service right? plus I'm not sure we'd get a 2nd now... |
Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
Trading Rogers would be one of the biggest disappointments in recent years. Yeah, the guy drops some picks, but hes one of the few players on our team in a position to even make a play. Very good starting CBs don't roll around every day. If you replace him with Nmandi, fine. But I still think we should keep him around and show Springs the door.
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Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
Here's a question about Rogers-What playoff team or team in the division would Rogers be a starting CB for and over whom?
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Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
[quote=GTripp0012;516653]And I think people not fearing throwing at Rogers is very key to DeAngelo Hall's success. If you'll remember, the fact that QBs really feared Nnamdi Asomugha is how Hall's lack of cover skills first got exploited. If QBs want to throw 8 passes a game at Rogers, Hall looks much, much better on the other side.[/quote]
That IS true.. as it would be for ANY 2nd CB we put over there... but I specifically remember the Eagles throwing at DHall all day long 2 weeks ago. |
Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
[quote=GTripp0012;516648]For the record, I'm not saying whether or not a player can be an elite cornerback if teams do not fear throwing at him, which is definately the case with Rogers' team leading 100+ targets. But his coverage numbers are as good as ANYONE in the league. The very best of the best.
So regardless of whether not QBs fear him, no one can argue that we aren't a better defense when QBs are foolishly throwing at him. I don't know whether or not he'll ever be able to become a turnover machine. I do know that our pass defense without him is pretty awful. Way closer to 2006 than is comfortable. It's a flat out insane idea that we'd get a deal worthy of trading Carlos Rogers. He's 26.[/quote] I actually agree!! (Unbelievable right?.. haha) Except I'll say that if Asomugha is the same price as Rogers wants to extend... other than that... you have to keep him. Again, he most likely will be a RESTRICTED FA next year, why trade him? Unless there REALLY is something there between him and Blache. I like a confident corner, but he came across defiant, and overly cocky in some of those comments... I wonder if he has rubbed Blache the wrong way for too long. And if Jerry Gray goes (he's the one Rogers is tight with), then I could possibly see something happening. |
Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
[quote=Paintrain;516727]Here's a question about Rogers-What playoff team or team in the division would Rogers be a starting CB for and over whom?[/quote]
Atlanta, Miami, and San Diego are all in the playoffs, and they rank #21, #25, and #31 against the pass respectively. The Chargers would snatch him up in a heartbeat. I don't know about our division, but I doubt that we would trade him anywhere in the NFC East. |
Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
[quote=Defensewins;516596]Not talking much value here.
Give up on a young, talented CB in the prime of his career.....for a 3rd round pick? I would not do it. [/quote] Oh I definitely agree not to |
Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
[quote=Paintrain;516727]Here's a question about Rogers-What playoff team or team in the division would Rogers be a starting CB for and over whom?[/quote]
It is a silly question because it is 100% subjective and you clearly don't like Carlos Rogers so your answer will be that he would not start for any team, but here are the depth charts for corners on the division/playoff teams. Atlanta: so I'd take him over anyone Atlanta has. [I][B]LCB:[/B][/I][I]Domonique Foxworth[/I] [I] Chevis Jackson - r[/I] [I] Brent Grimes[/I] [I][B] RCB:[/B][/I][I]Chris Houston[/I] [I] David Irons (IR)[/I] Arizona: Ditto on Arizona [B]LCB:[/B]Roderick Hood Michael Adams [B]RCB:[/B]D. Rodgers-Cro - r Eric Green Baltimore: Who would you take over Rogers from the vaunted Ravens defense? The Raiders traded Fabian Washington for a 4th round pick by the way. [B]LCB:[/B]Fab. Washington - inj Corey Ivy Chris McAlister (IR) [B]RCB:[/B]Samari Rolle - inj Frank Walker Carolina: Gamble is a good player. I guess Lucas is as well, though I haven't watched either of them play a whole lot. And Carolina wouldn't trade a 2004 1st round pick (Gamble) and instead gave him an extension this November. [B]LCB:[/B]Chris Gamble Richard Marshall [B]RCB:[/B]Ken Lucas Dante Wesley Dallas: Who would you take other than Newman? [B]LCB:[/B]Ter. Newman Mike Jenkins - r Alan Ball [B]RCB:[/B]Anthony Henry Adam Jones - inj Orl. Scandrick Keith Davis - r Indy: Um, would you take Marlin Jackson? (who was drafted after Rogers in 2005) [B]LCB:[/B]Kelvin Hayden Dante Hughes [B]RCB:[/B]Tim Jennings Keiwan Ratliff Mar. Jackson (IR) Nick Graham (IR) Miami: I'm starting to agree with Rogers that he could start for any of these playoff teams. But let's definitely trade him for a 2nd or 3rd rounder. Cornerbacks are a dime a dozen. [B]LCB:[/B]Will Allen Michael Lehan [B]RCB:[/B]Andre' Goodman Nathan Jones Minnesota: Winfield ... he also makes a ton of cash and is five years older than Rogers. [B]LCB:[/B]Antoine Winfield Marcus McCauley [B]RCB:[/B]Cedric Griffin Benny Sapp Char. Gordon (IR) New England: I'll throw them in since they were 11-5 [B]LCB:[/B]Jonathan Wilhite - r Deltha O'Neal [B]RCB:[/B]Ellis Hobbs - inj Mike Richardson Jas. Webster (IR) Ter. Wheatley (IR) New York: I'm sure the Giants wouldn't have room for Rogers on their team (that's sarcasm). Terrell Thomas was also a second round pick in 2008. Would you trade Carlos Rogers for him? [B]LCB:[/B]Aaron Ross - inj Kevin Dockery Terrell Thomas - r [B]RCB:[/B]Corey Webster R.W. McQuarters Sam Madison Philadelphia: They are deep (and well paid) at Corner. But you wouldn't take Rogers over Sheldon Brown? The Eagles also couldn't get the picks they wanted for Lito Sheppard (a then 26 year old Pro Bowl corner) ... would teams be willing to give the Redskins as much or more for Rogers than they were willing to give for Sheppard? So are we even talking about getting a 2nd back in return for a young talented corner? [B]LCB:[/B]Asante Samuel Lito Sheppard [B]RCB:[/B]Sheldon Brown Joselio Hanson Pittsburgh: [B]LCB:[/B]Ike Taylor Anthony Madison [B]RCB:[/B]Bry. McFadden - inj Deshea Townsend - inj William Gay San Diego: They had two first round picks at Corner and then spent another first rounder on Cason in 2008. Think corners are important? [B]LCB:[/B]Quentin Jammer Antonie Cason - r [B]RCB:[/B]Ant. Cromartie DeJuan Tribble - r Tennessee: I had no idea Tyrone Poole was still in the NFL. He was drafted the same year that the Redskins took Michael Westbrook! Anyway, give me Rogers over Nick Harper. [B]LCB:[/B]Nick Harper Chris Carr [B]RCB:[/B]Cort. Finnegan Tyrone Poole Well, I think the answer to your question is obvious, but as I said at the outset it is subjective so I guess you can disagree. If Rogers is actually on the block I'm going to have to take a break from the Redskins for a few weeks at least. It truly boggles the mind. I can understand how fans could get down on a guy for dropping some picks, but the coaches theoretically break down the tape. How do they not see that Rogers is a player? |
Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
This IS pretty much insane. Before the Hall acquisition, it seemed to me that Rogers played quite well. In fact, I thought it was pretty much an agreed thing that he was playing better than ever.
Yes, he drops picks. Yes, that sucks. But his coverage skills are QUITE good. I'd be very upset were he to leave the team in ANY manner. If we were able to re-sign him to a not-so-crazy-money deal, I'd take that OVER a 2nd round pick (which I don't even think we'd be able to get, for the record). |
Re: JLC: Rogers, Possibly on the Way Out
[quote=WestCoastSkinsFan;516764]This IS pretty much insane. Before the Hall acquisition, it seemed to me that Rogers played quite well. In fact, I thought it was pretty much an agreed thing that he was playing better than ever.
Yes, he drops picks. Yes, that sucks. But his coverage skills are QUITE good. I'd be very upset were he to leave the team in ANY manner. If we were able to re-sign him to a not-so-crazy-money deal, I'd take that OVER a 2nd round pick (which I don't even think we'd be able to get, for the record).[/quote] Agreed and if it came to a choice between Rogers and Hall, I say keep Rogers. |
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