Commanders Post at The Warpath - View Single Post - Redskins have the worst defensive line in the league

Oakland Red · 07-16-2007, 09:51 PM

The secondary situation has greatly improved as has our linebacking, and that will reverberate in terms of what the defensive line will be able to do.

In passing situations, we have Marcus Washington (proven pass rusher) and Andre Carter (came on strong last year after switching from linebacker).

At tackle, Griffin has been excellent when healthy. He's healthy.

Anthony Montgomery has great talent and ability. Last year he was a rookie and it was a learning experience. I think he will show something big this year.

Kedric Golston has a lot of energy and ability and he is coming off a rookie season where he moved into a starting role. He will only be better this year.

Philip Daniels is healthy again and will only have to play in running situations.

Renaldo Wynn has always been a very competent and solid player, and is a good veteran to have as a backup in my view.

Joe Salavea has been hurt; we'll see how he does in a backup role now that he's healthy.

I have been hoping to hear some good news about Justin Hickman from UCLA, who we signed as a free agent. He is promising at least for the future.

07-16-2007, 09:51 PM	#18
Oakland Red Special Teams Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Oakland, Calif. Posts: 268	Re: Redskins have the worst defensive line in the league The secondary situation has greatly improved as has our linebacking, and that will reverberate in terms of what the defensive line will be able to do. In passing situations, we have Marcus Washington (proven pass rusher) and Andre Carter (came on strong last year after switching from linebacker). At tackle, Griffin has been excellent when healthy. He's healthy. Anthony Montgomery has great talent and ability. Last year he was a rookie and it was a learning experience. I think he will show something big this year. Kedric Golston has a lot of energy and ability and he is coming off a rookie season where he moved into a starting role. He will only be better this year. Philip Daniels is healthy again and will only have to play in running situations. Renaldo Wynn has always been a very competent and solid player, and is a good veteran to have as a backup in my view. Joe Salavea has been hurt; we'll see how he does in a backup role now that he's healthy. I have been hoping to hear some good news about Justin Hickman from UCLA, who we signed as a free agent. He is promising at least for the future.