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Originally Posted by D'BOYZ
I'm sorry man but we didn't do no signing of desperation we got younger at RG and TE we went and got a reliable RT for a low contract so we secure that area and let the young one develop and compete and we got the most fierce receiver ( yeah with all the bagage) but we didn't overpaid we made a healthy contract that gives him the money he wanted but every year he's on the line 2 being cut and it won't hurth the franchise.
We didn't overpaid for the players we got like you did man paying Archuleta the highest Safety salary contract, a guy tha thave huge coverage problems and hasn't live to his hipe, or paid 2 #2 wr at best #1wr money Randal el caught 35 passes last year but your owner still tought he was worth that 30+ mill contract.
I repeat for me your best pickup this year was resigning williams and getting Saulders as your off Coord. you got 2 wr that will make you more agressive but you still need a LB maybe 2, and another cb.
I repeat I see both our teams as the best in the division the ones that did the most to help themselves but I have to waith an see the draft to determine who has the upper hand.
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Tsk, tsk, tsk. So quick to take the Skins signings for granted. I respect your opinion about what you THINK are our best signings, however you have overlooked the best one IMO (Andre Carter).
As for your opinion about our free agent haul, whateva. Gregg Williams runs the defense and I think he's a little more familiar with his defense and what he needs from a strong safety than you, so I'm gonna have to side with GW here. Oh, and if you forgot Matt Bowen looked to be a FORCE a couple of seasons ago up until he got hurt. I think Archuleta is better (quicker, stronger, more athletic) so I'll roll with him. Oh, and strong safety is run support, free safety is coverage.
As for TO, he does make the offense better, but the Cowboys still suffer from one fatal flaw, Drew Bledsoe. He's got a helluva arm, but I'll take my chances that we can get to him before he can get the ball to TO. And last I checked Terry Glenn is still on the other side, oooh real scary. Meanwhile, at Redskin Park we've also got a bona fide playmaker at #1, Santana Moss. And now we have other options at wideout that will free up Moss and also Portis. Uh oh, its pick your poison. Put eight in the box and leave Moss one on one with Terrence Newman? Play coverage and watch Portis run wild?
I think the Cowboys are improved with the Keyshawn subtraction and TO addition. But when he went to Philly they were already an elite team and he just helped push them over the top. Dallas, while good, is not an elite team. Or have you forgotten your record over the last few seasons? I'll let you in on a little secret, it wasn't that good. But optimism reigns supreme in the offseason. I think TO will produce, that won't be the problem, the problem will be the same its always been, his mouth. Maybe not this year, maybe not next, but TO is a ticking time bomb. With $10 mil this year he's happy. Hope it lasts.
As for Al Saunders, feel free to shake in your boots. No one knows what our offense is going to look like next year. Will it resemble KC? Will it be what we ran last year? A hybrid of the two? If you know, or rather, if you think you know, then feel free to fill me in.
Lastly, our division. SKins-Giants-Eagles-Cowboys. The Eagles still have the best qb in our division, a very good defense, and they had a ton of injuries last year (probably a result of playing so many playoff games the last few years).