Report: Redskins Have Traded for Jammal Brown

[The Goat]

Like the move to get Brown, but we have to stop trading away picks for players.

I think we can completely put to rest the notion the Redskins are rebuilding. This is a win now strategy, which makes the defensive switch even more perplexing.

[warpaint]

Originally Posted by The Goat

Like the move to get Brown, but we have to stop trading away picks for players.

I think we can completely put to rest the notion the Redskins are rebuilding. This is a win now strategy, which makes the defensive switch even more perplexing.

This pick isn't a win now move it's a fix a the O-lines troubles. This a good move we needed to make. Also I want to win now I'm tired of losing.

[steveherrin]

Yeah, I don't think this hurts the future. I think it is a win now and win later move. Love it!

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by The Goat

Like the move to get Brown, but we have to stop trading away picks for players.

I think we can completely put to rest the notion the Redskins are rebuilding. This is a win now strategy, which makes the defensive switch even more perplexing.

I would not be surprised if Shanny didn't already have something up his sleeve to trade Haynesworth away to recoup picks from what was lost from this trade with the Saints. This ain't a Cerrato run organization anymore....

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by The Goat

Like the move to get Brown, but we have to stop trading away picks for players.

I think we can completely put to rest the notion the Redskins are rebuilding. This is a win now strategy, which makes the defensive switch even more perplexing.

Thats why you have the Capitals. If you want to see a team that likes build through the draft, develop young talent, and bring in a few savy veterans each year then you get to follow the Caps. If you like savy moves that are geared more towards experienced veterans then you get to follow the Redskins for 2010 onward. It's the best of both worlds just in different sports.