Washington Free Agents Signings

[GridIron26]

I'm kinda surprised that we haven't resigned Chinn, I thought he turned into a good player toward ending of the season.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

I'm kinda surprised that we haven't resigned Chinn, I thought he turned into a good player toward ending of the season.

Still could see it happening

Also, who’s the replacement for Allen? They are going to need another rotation DT…I would think who maybe play the run stouter? Or a 1 technique to let them change it up inside?

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Still could see it happening

Also, who’s the replacement for Allen? They are going to need another rotation DT…I would think who maybe play the run stouter? Or a 1 technique to let them change it up inside?

Likely comes in the draft. It's deep at DT, supposedly.

[88Commanders00]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Still could see it happening

Also, who’s the replacement for Allen? They are going to need another rotation DT…I would think who maybe play the run stouter? Or a 1 technique to let them change it up inside?

Javon Kinlaw, DT from Jets. 3ys/45 million/30 guaranteed. He was a 49er before his year with Jets.

[skinsnut]

Originally Posted by 88Commanders00

Javon Kinlaw, DT from Jets. 3ys/45 million/30 guaranteed. He was a 49er before his year with Jets.

At first glance, I dont get Kinlaw, he doesn't seem better than allen, who was a Captain, and not cheaper either and has a knee injury history. The only thing is he is 27. For below average stats, why not just draft a guy and save 10M a year? Or just keep Allen for a year while you groom a drafted guy? At first glance this seems like a biased hire, since I assume Peters drafted him. His performance doesnt seem to match the $

[Darrell Green Fan]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

I'm kinda surprised that we haven't resigned Chinn, I thought he turned into a good player toward ending of the season.

He's probably going to want to test the market. I don't really understand why top receivers make over $30 million and top safeties are in the $18 million range for the most part. I understand the importance of a great wide receiver but I'd take 2 top safeties and then 2nd level WRs.