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CRedskinsRule · 08-11-2009, 12:55 PM

Difficult to choose, especially when you try and set aside all the hopes and fears and look at who really will produce.
Devin Thomas is the easiest case, because of all the offseason reports, and the obvious need for someone to step into the role.

Malcolm Kelly likewise, but will his knee hold up.

Rinehart could be big, and would make a huge impact; but really he couldn't even get activated last season. so this year will be his makeup year. Next year is his year to do or die.

Tryon, Davis, and Moore don't all have someone in front of them so they will mainly shine if an injury forces them into the spotlight.

I wish I could wait and see which receiver goes against these pre-season d's and catches a fade at the back of the endzone.

But that would be wimping out.

So I will say Kelly. He will step up and is past the injury bug. Although he didn't get the reps last year, he saw DT's struggles and will quickly catch up. He will break 1000 yds, and become the goto threat with Cooley in the endzone. Atleast 7 TDs and possibly more.

08-11-2009, 12:55 PM	#10
CRedskinsRule Living Legend Join Date: Aug 2008 Age: 59 Posts: 21,744	Re: Smoke Signals: Can the 2008 rookie class bounce back? Difficult to choose, especially when you try and set aside all the hopes and fears and look at who really will produce. Devin Thomas is the easiest case, because of all the offseason reports, and the obvious need for someone to step into the role. Malcolm Kelly likewise, but will his knee hold up. Rinehart could be big, and would make a huge impact; but really he couldn't even get activated last season. so this year will be his makeup year. Next year is his year to do or die. Tryon, Davis, and Moore don't all have someone in front of them so they will mainly shine if an injury forces them into the spotlight. I wish I could wait and see which receiver goes against these pre-season d's and catches a fade at the back of the endzone. But that would be wimping out. So I will say Kelly. He will step up and is past the injury bug. Although he didn't get the reps last year, he saw DT's struggles and will quickly catch up. He will break 1000 yds, and become the goto threat with Cooley in the endzone. Atleast 7 TDs and possibly more.