Wayne "Won't Be a Redskin"

[dmek25]

i say keep david patton as #2,AND REALLY GO AFTER A PASS RUSHING END

[shallyshal]

Originally Posted by dmek25

i say keep david patton as #2,AND REALLY GO AFTER A PASS RUSHING END

we can easily do both..

go after someone like kampman or brock and then givens in free agency.. then use our 2nd round pick for the best college DE still on the board. used the 3rd rounder for the best o lineman still on the board.. we would have a stellar off season

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by shallyshal

we can easily do both..

go after someone like kampman or brock and then givens in free agency.. then use our 2nd round pick for the best college DE still on the board. used the 3rd rounder for the best o lineman still on the board.. we would have a stellar off season

I love David Givens. Other than Wayne, who appears to be off the market, I think he's the best WR available in free agency.

[Beemnseven]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

I love David Givens. Other than Wayne, who appears to be off the market, I think he's the best WR available in free agency.

I'll bet the Patriots do to David Givens what the Colts are doing with Wayne. Givens is the best wideout New England has, plus there's great chemistry between he and Brady. They'd be stupid to break up that tandem.

[jdlea]

Kiper has Senorice moving into the bottom of the first round now. We won't get a shot at him. I'm not so sure it would be a great idea anyway. I think, if the Skins are really gonna pursue a number 2 wide out, they need to look at a big, physical possession receiver.

[SUNRA]

Originally Posted by dmek25

i say keep david patton as #2,AND REALLY GO AFTER A PASS RUSHING END

We learned a lot about Patten and Thrash this year. Injuries were their worst enemy which means we have to get younger healthier receivers in the mold of Brandon Llyod. I don't think James Thrash, Jimmy Farris, or Taylor Jacobs will return so we need a 4# receiver as well. In addition, we have to pick up a legitimate Tight End with the hands of Heath Miller and a better blocker than Cooley. Those two positions are the reason the Pittsburgh Steelers offense is so effective.