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skins052bgr8 · 04-12-2006, 01:18 PM

Have to go with Dockery as well as the core of the offensive line have been together at least 3 years with the exception of Rabach, but also his second year no one new coming in is big and the resigning only solidifies the development of this solid group with the return of Thomas should be just dominating next year. That is why it blows my mind when writers like TJ says chemistry is going to hurt us,HUH!!!! The bulk of this team has been together for two or three years. Offense had nearly no turnover, Defense very little turnover but in both some key personnel to fill in, all upgrades. The bulk of the free agents resigned were very good for leadership, team ethics, special teams, it is hard to pin point one that would have been devastating to lose besides dock, but in all they create a very big plus for the overall team and smart moves.

04-12-2006, 01:18 PM	#2
skins052bgr8 Special Teams Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Richmond, Va. Age: 50 Posts: 288	Re: Most important FA the Redskins retained? Have to go with Dockery as well as the core of the offensive line have been together at least 3 years with the exception of Rabach, but also his second year no one new coming in is big and the resigning only solidifies the development of this solid group with the return of Thomas should be just dominating next year. That is why it blows my mind when writers like TJ says chemistry is going to hurt us,HUH!!!! The bulk of this team has been together for two or three years. Offense had nearly no turnover, Defense very little turnover but in both some key personnel to fill in, all upgrades. The bulk of the free agents resigned were very good for leadership, team ethics, special teams, it is hard to pin point one that would have been devastating to lose besides dock, but in all they create a very big plus for the overall team and smart moves.