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Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Current Redskins Salary Cap Status - 2009
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This is how i Prioritize our needs: Need for an immediate upgrade at the starting position 1. SLB (Blades is not, and never will be, starting SLB material) 2. OT (Heyer is a better RT than Blades is an SLB IMO) 3. DE (who do we have? Rob Jackson? Chris Wilson? This would be #1 if not for the fact that Haynesworth instantly makes whoever lines up at DE better) Need for an upgraded depth 2. OT - Heyer and Jansen provide adequate depth if someone else were starting... but we're completely screwed if Samuels goes down. 1. LB - I cant name a single LB on our roster other than McIntosh, Fletch, and Blades - thats scary. (EDIT: Looks like Finch is back) 3. DE - Wilson and Jackson are what you expect a team to have as depth. If we bring back Daniels and Wynn as expected, we have even more depth here, but no true starter. If we bring back Washington at the vet minimum, then we clearly need to take an OT with the first pick. However, if we dont, then i think SLB is a more pressing need. The question then becomes, would a 3rd round LB be better than a 3rd round OT - 99% of the time, id say yes. So the next question becomes, who has the most potential to provide the biggest immediate and long-term impact of the players available at 13? Someone like Oher or someone like Maualuga?
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Living Legend
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Evanston, IL
Age: 38
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Re: Current Redskins Salary Cap Status - 2009
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I agree with your assessment of our needs though. But the reason isn't because Blades is camp fodder. It's because even as our 2nd best LB, Blades doesn't help answer the question "who is going to get to the quarterback". We had Jason Taylor. We let him go. Now we need to replace him, but the FA market is simply too light on players who can do that. Thankfully the draft is deep, but we're probably going to have to move up from the third round to take advantage of that. One name: Cody Brown from Connecticut (I like how they're UConn in basketball, but not in any other sport).
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: VA
Age: 43
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Current Redskins Salary Cap Status - 2009
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Personally, i hope we bring washington back at a near-vet minimum deal. If we do that, along with bringing back Daniels and maybe Wynn, then we've given us alot of flexibility in what positions we address early in the draft. Specifically, it would afford us the opportunity to trade down and pick up extra picks, selecting players who dont "HAVE" to start immediately, but who would be expected to contribute significantly by the end of the year and start in 2010. Off the top of my head, if we went OT with a 1st, DE with a 2nd, and LB with a 3rd, we'd have a good chance of getting just that.
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