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| Locker Room Main Forum Commanders Football & NFL discussion |
| View Poll Results: Who is the Redskins best free agent acquisition? | |||
| Carter |
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81 | 39.51% |
| Lloyd |
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34 | 16.59% |
| Randle El |
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64 | 31.22% |
| Archuleta |
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19 | 9.27% |
| Dockery (tendered RFA) |
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7 | 3.41% |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: DC area
Posts: 374
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Re: Redskins best free agent move
Technically, Lloyd comes as a trade, not a free agent, so he wouldn't be among the choice of "best free agent" on redskins.com.
Of the choices on this survey, I selected Lloyd not so much for talent as for where the offense and defense stand. Carter adds more pass rush to an already talented defense. They should be a top ten squad next season, but were top ten in the past two seasons. The offense has one and a half deep receiving threats (Moss & Cooley) to go with a power running game. After Patten's injury, opposing defenses stacked the line and double-triple covered Moss, but the offense couldn't make them pay. Lloyd & R-El both (should) add a new dimension to the passing game that will have a greater impact on the offense that Carter will on the D. Lloyd should emerge as the #2 WR. I see Randle-El and I think "Brian Mitchell;" versatile with his biggest impact on special teams. How soon before the season starts? :frusty: |
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