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#56fanatic · 10-19-2005, 03:58 PM

I think a pretty good example of this situation is to compare what Lawrence Taylor use to do with the Giants. In no way am I comparing the two as far on the field performance, but this is what we drafted LaVar to be. A difference maker. Now we all know what a head case LT use to be in his day , and what a freelancing person he was. He would line up over the end and go get who ever had the ball. I know as a skins fan, I use to hate playing the Giants then because of LT. that is what teams USE to do with us, and it was just LaVar. Now you have Washington and Taylor with him. What a nightmare it would be to plan against 3 quality playmakers. I would think, that as much of a "genious" GW has been made out to be, he would utilize this rate talent (6-4, 250lbs or so, and runs like a safety and hits like a truck) to the best of the teams ability.

10-19-2005, 03:58 PM	#149
#56fanatic The Starter Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Charlotte NC Age: 51 Posts: 1,801	Re: (Merged Threads) LaVar Arrington and Gregg Williams I think a pretty good example of this situation is to compare what Lawrence Taylor use to do with the Giants. In no way am I comparing the two as far on the field performance, but this is what we drafted LaVar to be. A difference maker. Now we all know what a head case LT use to be in his day , and what a freelancing person he was. He would line up over the end and go get who ever had the ball. I know as a skins fan, I use to hate playing the Giants then because of LT. that is what teams USE to do with us, and it was just LaVar. Now you have Washington and Taylor with him. What a nightmare it would be to plan against 3 quality playmakers. I would think, that as much of a "genious" GW has been made out to be, he would utilize this rate talent (6-4, 250lbs or so, and runs like a safety and hits like a truck) to the best of the teams ability.