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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Newtown Square, PA
Age: 47
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Re: Current Redskins Salary Cap Status - 2009
Do you (or anybody) know when the cutoff date is for tendering RFAs?
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Current Redskins Salary Cap Status - 2009
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Playmaker
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Three Chopt Virginia
Age: 48
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Re: Current Redskins Salary Cap Status - 2009
Now that we're doing the things that a lot of people have been screaming for we'll have to see what we get. I doubt that Washington will be the last cap casualty. So with that being said, who's going to step up to fill Washington's spot, Blades? He's been doing it already right? How about Campbell, Fincher, or Sinclair? I think Horton can take Doughty's spot. He did so and shined. Can Evans take Taylor's spot? Well, hasn't he already?
Although I hate to see Washington and JG's draft class go, they're just too old now. They gave us their best, earned respect from players, coaches, and fans alike, and they got paid hansomely. What Washington takes with him is more important than his ability. His demeanor, attitude, and presence cannot be bought or drafted. I'd resign him later on just for his leadership. I think that this is a good trend. We're starting to build up our own people. We're getting depth. The money situation has improved. We aren't trading away all of our draft picks. (This year was set up by two moves, Kendall and a desperation move for Taylor). We did draft last year. Instead of getting another's teams players we're getting our own. In the coming years we'll have money to get that one player out there. This year we can get a few good players. IMO we're better off with guys who are hungry for the big contract instead of guys who already have one. It'll be great if we can start to make roster decisions based on good football and not good money sense. Perhaps we're starting to see that now? My two biggest concerns are, can Hall or Rogers step up to the plate if Springs is let go? Also, what about our D-line? We've got older guys and guys that are unrestricted and restricted free agents. There's a big ? mark above that and I'm anxious to see what's going to happen there. |
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Serenity Now
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Location: Canada
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Re: Current Redskins Salary Cap Status - 2009
Not sure if this was posted elsewhere but it has some good stuff concerning our past and future moves:
Redskins Team Report - NFL - Yahoo! Sports And this classic quote from the Red Snapper: "I’m glad the Redskins liked what they saw on film enough to bring me back." LOL |
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