Who To Keep

[skinsfaninok]

Djax isn't going anywhere he's our best player well best skill player that is. Out best overall player is trent williams he dominated dallas yesterday like he does almost every week

[Hail to the Redskins]

To add to the QB Numbers Breakdown:

In it's simplest form, the object of the offense is to score points. The most important thing your QB can do is help you score points. Interceptions do not automatically turn into points for the other team. I mean, we obviously know this because the Redskins haven't scored a TD after a turnover in 20 years (I exaggerate... slightly).

Anyway... here is the Points-per-QB Breakdown:

McCoy:
15.8 Points per 4 Quarters (3.94/Quarter)
16 quarters - 63 points
Double-Digit Quarters: 1
Shutout Quarters: 5

Griffin:
16.1 Points per 4 Quarters (4.04/Quarter)
28 Quarters - 113 Points
Double-Digit Quarters: 3
Shutout Quarters: 10

Cousins:
23.8 Points per 4 Quarters (5.95/Quarter)
21 Quarters - 125 Points
Double-Digit Quarters: 4
Shutout Quarters: 5

[calia]

Just came across this list of our FAs, and thought I'd post it:

Here’s a list of the Redskins' unrestricted and restricted free agents:

Unrestricted:
Colt McCoy, QB
Leonard Hankerson, WR
Santana Moss, WR
Niles Paul, TE
Roy Helu, RB
Tyler Polumbus, OL
Jarvis Jenkins, DE
Chris Neild, NT
Brian Orakpo, LB
E.J. Biggers, CB
Ryan Clark, FS
Brandon Meriweather, SS

Restricted:
Trenton Robinson, FS
Kai Forbath, PK
Justin Rogers, CB

For me, I'd keep Orakpo (but only with a very cap friendly deal based on playing time given his injury history), Helu, Paul, and Forbath, and I am on the fence about Hankerson (get on the field, son), Moss (love you as a Redskin -- any gas left in that tank?), and McCoy (played with heart this year). Neild is intriguing to me, but cannot stay healthy (the new Carriker), and the rest aren't core players.