Five Redskins Most Likely To Improve

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

Laron only avoids tackling because if he performs too well they'll ask him to more autograph signing events.

You're forgiven for the Duke comment.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

You're forgiven for the Duke comment.

You catch the game?

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

You catch the game?

Nope, I just enjoyed the Landry-Autograph Session joke

[backrow]

Biggest room for improvement?

Redskins Insider - Shanahan on Heyer: Untapped ability but hard work is needed

Swinging screen door/matador OL need more than simply improvement. They need a pink slip.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by backrow

Biggest room for improvement?

Redskins Insider - Shanahan on Heyer: Untapped ability but hard work is needed

Swinging screen door/matador OL need more than simply improvement. They need a pink slip.

The first comment below the article sums up the situation. We have no other option at this point. Heyer is garbage and needs to be dumped. When Shanny takes out the garbage I hope he includes that waste of a draft pick Rienhart as well.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

The first comment below the article sums up the situation. We have no other option at this point. Heyer is garbage and needs to be dumped. When Shanny takes out the garbage I hope he includes that waste of a draft pick Rienhart as well.

I don't get why Rinehart is considered a waste. he could wind up being one, but as of right now, he's only played two years. Rinehart was picked at the bottom of the third round. i dont think many guards picked in that spot are expected to be bonafide starters in their first two years. it takes some players time to develop. Shanahan was supposedly impressed after watching some of his film. If Rinehart can become a decent backup by the end of this year, then i'll consider the pick a success. if he can't even be a good backup by the end of NEXT year, then i'll consider him a bust.

[Pocket$ $traight]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

I don't get why Rinehart is considered a waste. he could wind up being one, but as of right now, he's only played two years. Rinehart was picked at the bottom of the third round. i dont think many guards picked in that spot are expected to be bonafide starters in their first two years. it takes some players time to develop. Shanahan was supposedly impressed after watching some of his film. If Rinehart can become a decent backup by the end of this year, then i'll consider the pick a success. if he can't even be a good backup by the end of NEXT year, then i'll consider him a bust.

He is going to have to beat out Big Mike the Mauler!!!

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

The first comment below the article sums up the situation. We have no other option at this point. Heyer is garbage and needs to be dumped. When Shanny takes out the garbage I hope he includes that waste of a draft pick Rienhart as well.

I definitely understand the argument that the line was so horrid last year that everyone needs replacing. That said, we should hang onto Rinehart and Heyer until we have both starters and reserves who are better than them in place. That is, they can still serve depth purposes, even if we may not want them to start.

However, I think Rinehart will really pick it up this year and actually become a starter.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Lotus

I definitely understand the argument that the line was so horrid last year that everyone needs replacing. That said, we should hang onto Rinehart and Heyer until we have both starters and reserves who are better than them in place. That is, they can still serve depth purposes, even if we may not want them to start.

However, I think Rinehart will really pick it up this year and actually become a starter.

Over Artis Hicks and Mike Williams? I just dont see that...but hey Im for anybody stepping up there game.