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Re: In Scot we trust?
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A Dude
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Re: In Scot we trust?
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Re: In Scot we trust?
interesting name...Rex Ryan disciple.
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Re: In Scot we trust?
He has done a decent job with a few different defenses in different capacities. I will not pass on him for being head coach of the Browns, I will actually give him a pass. Nobody wins in that shit show.
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A Dude
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Mike Pettine is a quite good defensive coach, I just wanted an excuse to post a Pitch Perfect reference.
He had good defenses with both the Jets and Bills as a coordinator.
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It was a perfect reference. I agree. This guy is now my number one candidate for the job..... |
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Re: In Scot we trust?
In hindsight, Redskins' 2016 offseason doesn't look as strong - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN
agree, last offseason not good. Doctson pick and free agency wasn't good. We need to be stronger in free agency this year and cant wait to til the draft to fix holes.
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A Dude
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With draft picks you have to give it more time than just a season to declare it a good pick or bad pick. We do know that Doctson didn't help us in 2016 but that doesn't mean he won't. What if he's AJ Green for the next 3 years before we have to pay him big money? Having a big playmaker at WR on the cheap can be a big advantage. Let's see on him.
Last year we didn't have the same cap space as we do this year. That said, the moves McC did make whiffed big time. I agree, he must be more aggressive in free agency this go round. If I were Gruden, going into a make or break season for my coaching prospects in 2018, I'd be down his throat about making moves. And frankly, he's right. I still want McC to be prudent, but it would do us no good to have $20M in cap space going unused. Hope he feels free to overpay a bit to avoid repeating last year. Get aggressive, still avoid guaranteed contracts that could hamstring us for 4 years, but gotta go for something. He's got to walk that line this year.
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A Dude
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Good point.
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Re: In Scot we trust?
In one sense it's a shame. If you're drafting really well you don't need to dip into free agency so much. The player he hit on that I would have loved to see develop is Kyshoen Jarrett. Dude was flat balling at the end of his rookie season when he got hurt. He could have been a genuine answer at safety.
But, spilled milk. Can't cry. Bottom line is we now need a safety. Sometimes when your picks don't work out you've got to use the cap space to find a replacement. We need to come up with an answer at that position, bad luck with Jarrett or not.
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Re: In Scot we trust?
I wouldn't even say we needed a decent running game (would have helped obviously). A couple of his freaking fumbles were absolute back-breakers. Not only did he fumble a lot, I feel like he always lost them too.
Between some poor-timed interceptions by Cousins and Jones' fumbles, we could have won at least a game or two more. Of course, hindsight and all that.
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