Redskins Front Office Seeing the Light?

[Drift Reality]

I noticed that a thread hadn't been devoted to the Post article titled, Free Agents Won't Be A Priority, Redskins Say, although a thread has been devoted to the excerpt from the article about Lloyd.

I believe the bigger story here is the conservatism being displayed by the front office:

"Our [salary] cap situation is okay," said Cerrato, the Redskins' executive vice president of football operations. "I just think there's a limited number of guys in free agency. The price of what guys are going to be paid is astronomical. I don't foresee us being a big player."

Err....did anyone else do a double-take here?

Is the Redskins front office taken a smart approach to building through the draft?

Are the days of overspending in sellers markets gone?

Am I actually feeling optimistic about the Redskins for the first time since Gibbs left???

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by Drift Reality

I noticed that a thread hadn't been devoted to the Post article titled, Free Agents Won't Be A Priority, Redskins Say, although a thread has been devoted to the excerpt from the article about Lloyd.

I believe the bigger story here is the conservatism being displayed by the front office:

"Our [salary] cap situation is okay," said Cerrato, the Redskins' executive vice president of football operations. "I just think there's a limited number of guys in free agency. The price of what guys are going to be paid is astronomical. I don't foresee us being a big player."

Err....did anyone else do a double-take here?

Is the Redskins front office taken a smart approach to building through the draft?

Are the days of overspending in sellers markets gone?

Am I actually feeling optimistic about the Redskins for the first time since Gibbs left???

Please tell me that you saw the threads about our free agency and cap situation before posting this

[SmootSmack]

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