Redskins Select Jarmon in 3rd Round of Supplemental Draft

[Hamoskinz]

Well, Vinny is getting some love now. Hope by April next year we are still in love with this move.

But I'm psyched up as well. Jarmon can certainly learn a few tips from Daniels & Wynn.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Hamoskinz

Well, Vinny is getting some love now. Hope by April next year we are still in love with this move.

But I'm psyched up as well. Jarmon can certainly learn a few tips from Daniels & Wynn.

Well to that I say, our biggest criticism of the FO has been "not building through the draft", giving picks away in trades, and overpaying washed up veterans (and keeping old players).

In the past two drafts, the team has drafted/signed a young defensive line (Orakpo, Jarmon, Big Al who is 28); a young receiving group (Thomas, Kelly, Davis, and Roydell Williams who is only 28); a fairly young DB group (Horton, D. Hall, Barnes, Tryon, who join Rogers and Landry who are also fairly young). I think these have been very good moves, and I think the defense is set for the future (as long as they address the LB position in the next draft/free agency).

I do hope that next year, in addition to addressing the LBs, they would address the offensive line (their 1st rounder needs to be a lineman), and the RB position. So far, I'm fine with the influx of young players they have had, of course now they need to produce and get Ws.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Well to that I say, our biggest criticism of the FO has been "not building through the draft", giving picks away in trades, and overpaying washed up veterans (and keeping old players).

In the past two drafts, the team has drafted/signed a young defensive line (Orakpo, Jarmon, Big Al who is 28); a young receiving group (Thomas, Kelly, Davis, and Roydell Williams who is only 28); a fairly young DB group (Horton, D. Hall, Barnes, Tryon, who join Rogers and Landry who are also fairly young). I think these have been very good moves, and I think the defense is set for the future (as long as they address the LB position in the next draft/free agency).

I do hope that next year, in addition to addressing the LBs, they would address the offensive line (their 1st rounder needs to be a lineman), and the RB position. So far, I'm fine with the influx of young players they have had, of course now they need to produce and get Ws.

Time will tell if any of the draft picks pan out. Most of them haven't seen the field yet so we don't know if these are good moves or not.