If you could name a new owner for the Redskins who would it be and why?

[Nflnick11]

Jeff lurie of the eagles ...goes to get the good free agents who he needs and builds the team through the draft

[WaldSkins]

Originally Posted by Nflnick11

Jeff lurie of the eagles ...goes to get the good free agents who he needs and builds the team through the draft

1.) Uh, he traded for T.O.

2.) How many superbowl wins do the eagles have?

3.) Jeff Lurie is more concerned about making money then building a winning team. How do you explain that the team has no true number one receiver yet has 48 million dollars in cap space?

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by WaldSkins

Jeff Lurie is more concerned about making money then building a winning team. How do you explain that the team has no true number one receiver yet has 48 million dollars in cap space?

True number one receivers are in highly limited supply and you can't just buy 'em. The best way to find them is in the draft, but the more costly way is to just trade a ton of picks for them, which they never do.

[WaldSkins]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

True number one receivers are in highly limited supply and you can't just buy 'em. The best way to find them is in the draft, but the more costly way is to just trade a ton of picks for them, which they never do.

I think that TJ Housh would have been a good pick up for the eagles.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by WaldSkins

I think that TJ Housh would have been a good pick up for the eagles.

And they bid on him. But are you suggesting they would have been better off vastly overpaying for him, and then watching as he has an albatross contract deep into his thirties while he blocks younger, more promising types? Housh isn't good enough to justify that.