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Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule
I don't know about spending, but it was reflected in our net points.
In Shanahan's 4 years, our net points were: -75, -79, 48(RG3 title year), -144
Gruden's first year: -137
Gruden's remaining years:9(KC's title year), 13, -46 (this year but I think injuries added in to that, the DL looked alot better when Allen/Ionnaidis were on the line rotation)
So the discrepancy that Shanahan was creating on defense definitely showed up in the stats.
I pointed this out in other threads, but this FO has been very good with the draft, both in terms of quantity of picks and quality of players.
2010 - 1 player still in NFL (TW)
2011 - 4 players
2012 - 6 of 9
2013 - 4 of 7
2014 - 5 or 8
2015 - 7 of 10
2016 - 7 of 7
2017 - 10 of 10 (more important is the quantity since we know some of these guys, like Samaje Perine for example, may not last)
I took these from Pro football reference.com's draft lists. That is really good talent scouting and drafting.
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I agree, we are definitely trending in right direction.
The Smith trade really was one of the best ways possible to come out of our (mainly self inflicted) QB mess.
It is strange though: (of course depending on how we draft and how our picks play) but if we sign Hankins I'll be pretty high on our FA, and if we don't I won't get the logic of what they're trying to do... carrying cap space onto next year when you just traded for a 33 years old top 15~12 QB doesn't make much sense IMO.
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