2022 Commanders off season thread part 1

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

You cant keep saying "we are not that close" A franchise QB makes you close

A franchise QB makes us a playoff team. We don't have a good enough defense to go real far.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

A franchise QB makes us a playoff team. We don't have a good enough defense to go real far.

The Bengals defense was Horrible last yr.. A QB can change everything. I know it sounds desperate but its a fact

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

The Bengals defense was Horrible last yr.. A QB can change everything. I know it sounds desperate but its a fact

You're grasping. They have an elite offense to overcome it. They have studs at every skill position.

Remember when we played the Bengals in Burrow's rookie year? The only reason we won that game cause Burrow got hurt. We couldn't stop them and that was before they drafted Chase.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

You're grasping. They have an elite offense to overcome it. They have studs at every skill position.

Remember when we played the Bengals in Burrow's rookie year? The only reason we won that game cause Burrow got hurt. We couldn't stop them and that was before they drafted Chase.

We have studs at every skill position other than QB. Put a Joe Burrow type QB in this offense and it's every bit as good as the Bengals'.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

A franchise QB makes us a playoff team. We don't have a good enough defense to go real far.

Even if you have a good defense without a QB it is irrelevant. The Bears had a great D in the aughts went to a Super Bowl with Grossman but were constantly in a struggle to make the playoffs. Same with Denver. A good D gets you to a place where some years you'll win 10 some years you'll lose 10. Nothing special.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

A franchise QB makes us a playoff team. We don't have a good enough defense to go real far.

It isn’t like the choice is
A ) get a franchise quarterback
B) address the defense and roll with TH

We can get a franchise quarterback and still upgrade our D thru the draft and or FA.

We get a safety and some linebacker help and our D will be vastly improved. Don’t have to be all pro’s either just above average guys. Our D was improving last year, but we also were missing Sweat and CY for huge amounts of time. Im counting on CY coming back strong, getting some new blood, and maybe Davis taking a step forward in year two. We have continuity in the coaching ranks which should help also. We get Russ, and we are a contender even with last years team. But we also will be getting some new blood thru picks and FA. Don’t underestimate what a franchise quarterback can do for a team though. We see it all the time, it is just never us.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by punch it in

It isn’t like the choice is
A ) get a franchise quarterback
B) address the defense and roll with TH

We can get a franchise quarterback and still upgrade our D thru the draft and or FA.

We get a safety and some linebacker help and our D will be vastly improved. Don’t have to be all pro’s either just above average guys. Our D was improving last year, but we also were missing Sweat and CY for huge amounts of time. Im counting on CY coming back strong, getting some new blood, and maybe Davis taking a step forward in year two. We have continuity in the coaching ranks which should help also. We get Russ, and we are a contender even with last years team. But we also will be getting some new blood thru picks and FA. Don’t underestimate what a franchise quarterback can do for a team though. We see it all the time, it is just never us.

But again if you are Seattle why would you trade a top QB? Someone give me one legit reason why they'd do it? What do they gain by trading him? Picks that hit less than 50%? They have any old coach. They ain't rebuilding w/ a rookie in a weak QB class. Wilson is out.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

But again if you are Seattle why would you trade a top QB? Someone give me one legit reason why they'd do it? What do they gain by trading him? Picks that hit less than 50%? They have any old coach. They ain't rebuilding w/ a rookie in a weak QB class. Wilson is out.

Because Wilson seems to want out and only stupid/dysfunctional franchise would drag a situation like this out. And Pete Carroll is established enough that the team would give him the time to rebuild.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Because Wilson seems to want out and only stupid/dysfunctional franchise would drag a situation like this out. And Pete Carroll is established enough that the team would give him the time to rebuild.

I agree Wilson has been putting out feelers. But it really doesn't mean anything unless Seattle actually wants to trade him. They don't. They can still compete for a SB w/ a few upgrades. The situation there is not dysfunctional like Houston and Watson.

Once he finally got healthy they scored like 90 points their last two games. They're going to trade that for some picks and Daron Payne? 😅

The reality is good ole' Trubumski, a highly drafted player and Taylor. No way would Jimmy G come here cause Kyle would tell him what a loser Dan is.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Because Wilson seems to want out and only stupid/dysfunctional franchise would drag a situation like this out. And Pete Carroll is established enough that the team would give him the time to rebuild.

Brady has influenced both Russ and AR situations. I think leaving is in the cards for both.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Brady has influenced both Russ and AR situations. I think leaving is in the cards for both.

Also, teams can learn from situations like Houston, who paid Watson $10 million to sit at home for a whole season. Or how Bruce Allen got into a dick swinging contest with Kirk and let him walk for nothing.

It is just plain stupid for teams to insist on keeping a QB that no longer wants to play with them.

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Also, teams can learn from situations like Houston, who paid Watson $10 million to sit at home for a whole season. Or how Bruce Allen got into a dick swinging contest with Kirk and let him walk for nothing.

It is just plain stupid for teams to insist on keeping a QB that no longer wants to play with them.

It pretty much aligns with the norms of rich owners who think they are invincible.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Brady has influenced both Russ and AR situations. I think leaving is in the cards for both.

and it is in boths best interest to stay in NFC. Go to AFC have to face: Mahommes, Allen, Burrow, Herbert, Jackson I am sure I am missing other young QBs that can change games lightening fast or stay in NFC and face
Stafford, Prescott

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

But again if you are Seattle why would you trade a top QB? Someone give me one legit reason why they'd do it? What do they gain by trading him? Picks that hit less than 50%? They have any old coach. They ain't rebuilding w/ a rookie in a weak QB class. Wilson is out.

Well that is another story. But usually where there is smoke…..

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

But again if you are Seattle why would you trade a top QB? Someone give me one legit reason why they'd do it? What do they gain by trading him? Picks that hit less than 50%? They have any old coach. They ain't rebuilding w/ a rookie in a weak QB class. Wilson is out.

I tend to agree with you, but there is a price for everything. Everyone has that point where the offer is too much to refuse, and DS is the type of guy that will go there.