The 2022 Washington Commanders draft thread

[skinsfaninok]

Jaymin Davis will be better this year , he’s got to be. The issue is , we needed Secondary help and OL help (depth) You take a RB after you just resigned JDM… that’s odd to me. Maybe they view Robinson as a better overall runner than AG.


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[EdmundDorf]

AG has 2 years left on his rookie deal, maybe looking for a new contract next year, to some degree I think they are planning ahead. Same with Mathis re Payne, but I think they kind of screwed up the Payne issue.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by EdmundDorf

AG has 2 years left on his rookie deal, maybe looking for a new contract next year, to some degree I think they are planning ahead. Same with Mathis re Payne, but I think they kind of screwed up the Payne issue.

Maybe it’s also a wake up call to AG, the fumbles are a huge issue. He also doesn’t see the holes as quickly but again he was a WR… hell switch him back to WR?


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[nonniey]

Originally Posted by EdmundDorf

AG has 2 years left on his rookie deal, maybe looking for a new contract next year, to some degree I think they are planning ahead. Same with Mathis re Payne, but I think they kind of screwed up the Payne issue.

Looking ahead at RB? You draft rookies when you need one. We didn't need one so the pick really doesn't make sense (Hey at least it wasn't a reach).

[EdmundDorf]

Originally Posted by nonniey

Looking ahead at RB? You draft rookies when you need one. We didn't need one so the pick really doesn't make sense (Hey at least it wasn't a reach).

I don't disagree, just trying to understand what they are thinking, if in fact they are thinking