Redskins News & Notes Chapter 6

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by smootsmack

portis absorbed punishment for a living, but now lives the good life - cbssports.com

good read and good for cp, he earned his $$. Always will be one of my favorite players

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

good read and good for cp, he earned his $$. Always will be one of my favorite players

I agree. It's nice that since he started in the league so young, he can retire while still young.

[los panda]

not in any context; but i am feeling really good about our secondary.

i consider both jackson and meriweather to be bonuses if they're out there. i can't wait to see what thomas and rambo bring to the table.

[RGIII]

Originally Posted by los panda

not in any context; but i am feeling really good about our secondary.

i consider both jackson and meriweather to be bonuses if they're out there. i can't wait to see what thomas and rambo bring to the table.

Still not a lot of excitement for Amerson. Is the general consensus that last year's CBs are solid?

[los panda]

Originally Posted by RGIII

Still not a lot of excitement for Amerson. Is the general consensus that last year's CBs are solid?

i feel good about hall and wilson. probably for that reason, i'm not as excited about amerson or biggers.

also excited about any development from crawford and/or minnifield

[SirLK26]

The Redskins Blog | Redskins ‘Can’t Lose’ Barry Cofield In 2013

Quote from the article:

Recently, Cofield was selected as the best at his position in all 3-4 defenses by a landslide. It’s not very often that you hear that a nose tackle is the most important player on your team, but for Graziano, the Northwestern alum is key to the Redskins’ chances of winning back-to-back NFC East titles for the first time since 1983-1984.

[CRedskinsRule]

per HTTR24_7, no PUP list for Griffin

He will be a go.. worst case is he does everything but 11 on 11 for 1-2 weeks RT @WhatupKenny: @HTTR24_7 so it's likely he's ready for training camp then?

Really is amazing, still hoping KC does most if not all the preseason work. I imagine it's still going to be tough to keep Griffin of the field though. Makes for a bit of a juggling act for the Shanahans to make sure it doesn't become a circus.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

per HTTR24_7, no PUP list for Griffin



Really is amazing, still hoping KC does most if not all the preseason work. I imagine it's still going to be tough to keep Griffin of the field though. Makes for a bit of a juggling act for the Shanahans to make sure it doesn't become a circus.

he's a freak

[SOUL-SKINS]

Off top question but I didn't want to start a new " dream seats experience " thread ..... I purchased 1st row dream seats in the end zone ( section 11)... I usually sit in between the 40's .. but I wanted to do something different at least once . Anyone ever sit in the end zone dream seats ? Just curious if they were any good. Thanks in advance

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SOUL-SKINS

Off top question but I didn't want to start a new " dream seats experience " thread ..... I purchased 1st row dream seats in the end zone ( section 11)... I usually sit in between the 40's .. but I wanted to do something different at least once . Anyone ever sit in the end zone dream seats ? Just curious if they were any good. Thanks in advance

Someone had a review of the exerience last year in a thread. It was memorable...not the seats, but the post.

[SOUL-SKINS]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Someone had a review of the exerience last year in a thread. It was memorable...not the seats, but the post.

Haha . Yes I saw that. Smoot shut that thread down pretty quickly. I searched the site to see if anyone started a thread on the dream seats, and I was siked when I saw that someone did........... but then as I read the posts .........hotdogs man, it was all about the freakin hotdogs.

[Meks]

Originally Posted by SOUL-SKINS

Off top question but I didn't want to start a new " dream seats experience " thread ..... I purchased 1st row dream seats in the end zone ( section 11)... I usually sit in between the 40's .. but I wanted to do something different at least once . Anyone ever sit in the end zone dream seats ? Just curious if they were any good. Thanks in advance

end zone dream seats looked pretty awesome last year as RG3 leaped into the stands after the TD run vs. Min... looks like you'll be surrounded by hot looking skins fan chics, have chances at getting a ball and maybe even have a player leap into your seats after a TD... sounds pretty good to me... how much did you pay??

[SOUL-SKINS]

Originally Posted by Meks

end zone dream seats looked pretty awesome last year as RG3 leaped into the stands after the TD run vs. Min... looks like you'll be surrounded by hot looking skins fan chics, have chances at getting a ball and maybe even have a player leap into your seats after a TD... sounds pretty good to me... how much did you pay??

I got em wicked cheap ... 210 per. I bought 4. Taking my girl to her first Skins game.

[over the mountain]

Originally Posted by SOUL-SKINS

Off top question but I didn't want to start a new " dream seats experience " thread ..... I purchased 1st row dream seats in the end zone ( section 11)... I usually sit in between the 40's .. but I wanted to do something different at least once . Anyone ever sit in the end zone dream seats ? Just curious if they were any good. Thanks in advance

ive sat in the first row behind the endzone a few times .. not sure if you will have the same vantage point as i did but it is very hard visually to decipher the depth of plays.

a 3 yard run looks the same as a 20 yard run.

its odd to explain and probably one of those things that you have to personally see to understand.

but it is a big issue, hard to follow the plays.

[SOUL-SKINS]

Originally Posted by over the mountain

ive sat in the first row behind the endzone a few times .. not sure if you will have the same vantage point as i did but it is very hard visually to decipher the depth of plays.

a 3 yard run looks the same as a 20 yard run.

its odd to explain and probably one of those things that you have to personally see to understand.

but it is a big issue, hard to follow the plays.

Yea ... that's what I kinda figured...... especially if the action is on the opposite end of the field. I pray that the majority of the game is played on my side of the field. I heard the dream seats on the sidelines makes it really tough to see the action due to the 6-8 offensive lineman that's directly in front of you . Just need to experience the dream seats at least once . Thanks for your input!