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Wildcard Bitches
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Bethesda, MD
Age: 41
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Re: David Macklin our new CB
Good job Redskins on this signing. I can finally shut up about wanting another corner, thank God the FO agreed with me on this one.
Grim, as far as a viable argument for moving Springs to safety there is only one thing that comes to my mind. Older corners typically can extend there careers/ improver there productivity by switching to safety, so from his standpoint, I can definitely see that he would be willing to make the change. Also, Considering that last year when PP went down, all hell broke loose and we sucked. I happen to agree with you that moving our best corner is a bad idea. What we need is a little help from the D-line and a certain unnamed corner to hold on to couple balls. At any rate, with this signing we're solid at corner, and can finally focus on fixing up the d-line.
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 45,256
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Re: David Macklin our new CB
Rod Woodson and Corey Fuller are two examples of top-notch corners who toward the twilight of their career moved to Safety. I think Springs can really help the team just by being on the field and as a safety he could arguably have a greater impact because he would have a better vantage point from which to "survey" the field, and be like a defensive QB.
However, my main gripe with moving Springs to safety is that I think he'd be better served as a free safety than a strong safety...so, would we move Taylor to strong safety?
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