Redskins General 2020 NFL Thread

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

It's hard to say any of these guys are ALL-PRO material.. Who's to say Burrow is a lock to be great or Chase or Tua? It's all a crap shoot.

If you look back at our drafts, Jon Allen at the time was a "Great" pick.. Now he's looking like an average at best player. Payne as well.

Clowney was that Chase Young of his class remember scouts saying how he's a generational talent? Now he's about to be on his 3rd team.

I'm looking for big things from both of them this year. They should be able to take a leap, as they are another year older, and they now have Del Rio/Rivera. No excuses for them. They need to be studs this year.

[rocnrik]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

It's hard to say any of these guys are ALL-PRO material.. Who's to say Burrow is a lock to be great or Chase or Tua? It's all a crap shoot.

If you look back at our drafts, Jon Allen at the time was a "Great" pick.. Now he's looking like an average at best player. Payne as well.

Clowney was that Chase Young of his class remember scouts saying how he's a generational talent? Now he's about to be on his 3rd team.

Could not agree more!!!!

[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

It's hard to say any of these guys are ALL-PRO material.. Who's to say Burrow is a lock to be great or Chase or Tua? It's all a crap shoot.

If you look back at our drafts, Jon Allen at the time was a "Great" pick.. Now he's looking like an average at best player. Payne as well.

Clowney was that Chase Young of his class remember scouts saying how he's a generational talent? Now he's about to be on his 3rd team.

Who was their D coach? Things are about to change drastically, if you think Chase will be just be another player, think again.

[Ohioskins]

To be more precise, McGinn was saying that he did not grade many of these guys, including Lamb, as No. 1 receivers. He evaluated Lamb as a No. 2 receiver. Same with the other high ranked guys. The top prospects are Not No.1, but more likely No. 2 , receivers according to McGinn.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by Ohioskins

To be more precise, McGinn was saying that he did not grade many of these guys, including Lamb, as No. 1 receivers. He evaluated Lamb as a No. 2 receiver. Same with the other high ranked guys. The top prospects are Not No.1, but more likely No. 2 , receivers according to McGinn.

It would be interesting to know how he graded current NFL rosters. I would wager there aren't 32 guys he would evaluate as No. 1 guys. For most positions there aren't enough certified studs for every team to have 1/2 great starters at every position. I think Jeudy is gonna be very good. Lamb too. It will be interesting to tracking these guys careers.

[Ohioskins]

The guy who I would like to see us pick, particularly if he is available in the 4th round, is KJ Hill from Ohio State. While he is not as fast as McLauren, he is the same kind of disciplined route runner as Terry. They both learned their craft from OSU receivers' coach Brian Hartline. One of the hallmarks of Hartline's coaching is instilling the discipline of precision in running routes. Like McLauren, KJ Hill is a very precise route runner and is familiar to Haskins since they played together at OSU. Hill holds Ohio State's career record for receptions and he would be a very nice addition to McLauren since they both worked together with Haskins in 2018. Some drafts have Hill going in the third round. Others have him going in the 4th.

[sdskinsfan2001]

This draft is laughably loaded (IMO):

2: R1P21 - EDGE CHASE YOUNG - OHIO STATE
66: R3P2 - TE COLE KMET - NOTRE DAME
108: R4P2 - S ASHTYN DAVIS - CALIFORNIA
142: R4P36 - C TYLER BIADASZ - WISCONSIN
162: R5P16 - TE THADDEUS MOSS - LSU
216: R7P2 - CB MICHAEL OJEMUDIA - IOWA
229: R7P15 - OT TERRANCE STEELE - TEXAS TECH

[MTK]

Definitely don't agree with Payne and Allen being average... and while Clowney is moving on to a new team it's not because of his talent

[AnonEmouse]

Originally Posted by MTK

Definitely don't agree with Payne and Allen being average... and while Clowney is moving on to a new team it's not because of his talent

Took the words out of my mouth. What I read about Young he doesn't seem to have the same attitude as Clowney, the latter seeming to me to be another Haynesworth.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by MTK

Definitely don't agree with Payne and Allen being average... and while Clowney is moving on to a new team it's not because of his talent

Average among their positions? Yes, Payne has been more consistent but there is no doubt that Allen has had multiple games where you didn't even know he was out there. Maybe it was the scheme, we'll find out I guess.

[SFREDSKIN]

I would give Trey Burton a contract.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...-after-2-years

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

I would give Trey Burton a contract.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...-after-2-years

The collection of InjuRedskins is almost complete!

[Chico23231]

Payne's been good, but I think he could be great this year. Del Rio has been a solid d coordinator, but unlike Scott Turner, my expectations are much higher with the talent on his side of the ball. There are no excuses for Del Rio especially with that front line if we can add CY.

A guy who was very good last year...Tim Settle. I really would like to see a Dline with both Settle and Payne at DT next to one another in some situations.

[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Payne's been good, but I think he could be great this year. Del Rio has been a solid d coordinator, but unlike Scott Turner, my expectations are much higher with the talent on his side of the ball. There are no excuses for Del Rio especially with that front line if we can add CY.

A guy who was very good last year...Tim Settle. I really would like to see a Dline with both Settle and Payne at DT next to one another in some situations.

I agree, love Settle he can manhandle people. Would like to see more time given to him.

[Ohioskins]

McGinn's analysis agrees that there are many WR who are a bust. He says the WR face the biggest change in the move from, college to pro because corners and safeties in the pros are so much better and faster than in college. He said the biggest factor separating success from failure for WR in pros is learning how to read, react and adjust to the actual coverage a WR get at the snap of the ball. His theory seems to fit in well with McLauren as a prime example of a guy who knows how to make the instinctive adjustment as a play is developing.