Current Redskins Salary Cap Status - 2009

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Nice post by JLC here, giving some source info on potential player personnel decisions. The numbers never lie; much of what he says here jives with the top post in this thread.

Initial Personnel Ratings Completed - Redskins Insider

Griffin is likely to stay, Washington is almost surely gone, Jason Taylor and Shawn Springs are up in the air - the team intends to approach them with paycuts/restructuring possibilities, but JLC believes they're not likely to be receptive.

Disappointing to hear that they don't think Rinehart is at least ready to compete for significant playing time in 2009. Maybe I was actually wrong about him. Wouldn't that be something?!

[Hog1]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Disappointing to hear that they don't think Rinehart is at least ready to compete for significant playing time in 2009. Maybe I was actually wrong about him. Wouldn't that be something?!

I am much like Desert Storm I.........Shocked and Awed!

[KLHJ2]

Originally Posted by Hog1

I am much like Desert Storm I.........Shocked and Awed!

You mean "Operation Iraqi Freedom". In Desert Storm they just Rock and Rolled.

[freddyg12]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Disappointing to hear that they don't think Rinehart is at least ready to compete for significant playing time in 2009. Maybe I was actually wrong about him. Wouldn't that be something?!

yeah, to me that was the worst news (assuming accuracy) of the article. I wonder if he can be coached up along w/lots of work in the offseason to get him to the point that by maybe mid season when we'll need him, he'd be ready to step in for whoever is injured? Or if they seriously question his long-term ability to ever start in the nfl.

Just goes to show us again how the lack of picks over the years comes back to bite us. Because they're always trading picks, the lack thereof means that the ones they have need to be starters. Little to no margin of error for each pick.

[Son Of Man]

Originally Posted by freddyg12

yeah, to me that was the worst news (assuming accuracy) of the article. I wonder if he can be coached up along w/lots of work in the offseason to get him to the point that by maybe mid season when we'll need him, he'd be ready to step in for whoever is injured? Or if they seriously question his long-term ability to ever start in the nfl.

Just goes to show us again how the lack of picks over the years comes back to bite us. Because they're always trading picks, the lack thereof means that the ones they have need to be starters. Little to no margin of error for each pick.

*Wouldn't be the first time LaConfora is wrong!!!

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by freddyg12

yeah, to me that was the worst news (assuming accuracy) of the article. I wonder if he can be coached up along w/lots of work in the offseason to get him to the point that by maybe mid season when we'll need him, he'd be ready to step in for whoever is injured? Or if they seriously question his long-term ability to ever start in the nfl.

Just goes to show us again how the lack of picks over the years comes back to bite us. Because they're always trading picks, the lack thereof means that the ones they have need to be starters. Little to no margin of error for each pick.

You gotta wonder what it is he did or didn't do to make them change their minds on him, because it's not like he had ample playing time in games.

[Defensewins]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

You gotta wonder what it is he did or didn't do to make them change their minds on him, because it's not like he had ample playing time in games.

He is showing the coaches in practice that he does not have the ability to play on an NFL field.