Redskins Insider: What we learned

[MTK]

I've gotta say this is one of those rare times I disagree with JLC. He really seems to be overreacting in my opinion.

[holcknowsbest]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

I've gotta say this is one of those rare times I disagree with JLC. He really seems to be overreacting in my opinion.

Aint that the truth...i personally have never trusted a word JLC says because i dont think his nuggets are anything but his opinions. he may get the answers he wants to hear only because he is the one asking the question. He doesnt get a good interview from anyone in that locker room so he resorts to talking to other teams "executives". remember when sellers called him a little wessel on washington post live, the guy's a nerd man. Plus, he is way off base here and Kiesel didnt run right over him, it was clear that he didnt know his job on that particular protection against that front. It was a mental not physical thing.

[GMScud]

Look, Heyer got pushed around badly against Tennessee, and we almost lost our season because he got blown up vs. Pitt. He may be a good project, but bottom line, the guy was undrafted for a reason. I can understand wanting to get him reps in the preseason to groom him, but do it with the second team for God's sake. Starting an undrafted rookie with "lower body strength" issues to protect our season's blindside is a BAD idea. I see no reason why Fabini or another non-rookie couldn't start in Samuels place.

On the flip-side, if Heyer really is our 3rd best option at tackle, then we could be in big trouble.