Redskins: 2012 Off-Season-Free Agency/Trades

[CultBrennan59]

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[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

Again another MUST READ skin fans (Peyton-wanters)

History shows free agency to be more of a crapshoot than a cure-all - NFL - CBSSports.com News, Rumors, Scores, Stats, Fantasy Advice

This is a stupid article. People act as though Vinny Cerrato still runs the show and is going to sign Haynesworth again. The Iggles problems had more to do with misplaced resources (completely disregarded the o-line) than just bad FAs. The two options that the team seems to have carry big risks but could yield big rewards. I rather have these two options than having none at all (like last offseason).

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

This is a stupid article. People act as though Vinny Cerrato still runs the show and is going to sign Haynesworth again. The Iggles problems had more to do with misplaced resources (completely disregarded the o-line) than just bad FAs. The two options that the team seems to have carry big risks but could yield big rewards. I rather have these two options than having none at all (like last offseason).

And the thing is, until the Redskins truly show a consistent improvement - making the playoffs on a regular basis - the media and the sports world itself is going to continue stuck in the mindset that the Redskins are always the team to overspend on over the hill players. So, it's up to this coaching regime and the current players (and current players to be) to show everybody that the culture in Washington has truly changed.

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by skinsguy

And the thing is, until the Redskins truly show a consistent improvement - making the playoffs on a regular basis - the media and the sports world itself is going to continue stuck in the mindset that the Redskins are always the team to overspend on over the hill players. So, it's up to this coaching regime and the current players (and current players to be) to show everybody that the culture in Washington has truly changed.

I was going to type something similar to this in response to the other replys