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| View Poll Results: What should be the Redskins top priority for the 2008 draft? | |||
| Offensive line |
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76 | 36.02% |
| Defensive line |
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94 | 44.55% |
| Linebacker |
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3 | 1.42% |
| Cornerback |
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20 | 9.48% |
| Wide receiver |
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15 | 7.11% |
| other |
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3 | 1.42% |
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Re: Top priority for the 2008 draft
I'm amazed that so few see WR as our top priority in the draft. While we surely need depth on both lines, push comes to shove we have starters and reserves for the next 2 seasons.. At WR, there is currently an opening..
Zorn is on record as saying that Randle-El is moving into the slot and he's looking for another WR for the outside. We can hope and pray that Mix is that guy, but that's a stretch considering he's been nothing more than a practice squad guy for the past 3 seasons. Other than that we're counting on Caldwell (if he re-signs), McCardell (if he re-signs) or James Thrash? Yikes. We've spent one first round pick (Campbell) on offense in the past 5 years, it's time to upgrade the WR corp.
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Re: Top priority for the 2008 draft
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But it really doesn't mean anything, however I do not think that there is a tall WR worth a first round selection in this years draft. |
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Re: Top priority for the 2008 draft
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Who would you compare Devin Thomas, Malcolm Kelly or Limas Sweed to in the NFL?
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Re: Top priority for the 2008 draft
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On a side note if Rogers can rehab to the level he was playing at, then he was worth the pick. If not, then it was a waste, but only because of a career ending injury. I realize of course, that you opinion differs and that Rogers hasn't done much, but even with that said, the Skins have drafted more quality DB's than WR's in the first round. |
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Re: Top priority for the 2008 draft
As a general rule, its more of a guideline that I use, but who the hell am I? Of course there is always an excecption to the rule, however there is not a prospect close to that in this years draft. Braylon Edwads was the last 1st round reciever to actually impress me enough to consider breaking my rule for. Before that I cannot remember.
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Re: Top priority for the 2008 draft
Calvin Johnson?
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