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Uncle Phil
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
ATV's definitely in the plans. Just not likely to be the lone main back
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The Starter
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
SS: I don't distrust what you have been saying, I'm just wondering where and how you have been getting your inside information. Personally, I hope everything you've stated pans out correctly.
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Uncle Phil
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
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No but seriously, years of working "in the biz" provide me with certain access and sources, that I don't reveal. But while I may be privy to more info than many others, I probably get access to about 50% (if that) of what's happening. All of us "in the biz" do. Of course, it was much easier when I actually directly involved with the team (not an employee) and before Shanahan came along. But anyway, I just tell you what I hear. Sometimes my info is accurate (Ladell Betts re-signing, not going after Peppers, trading for J Brown, signing Grossman and Torain, trading Campbell, etc.); sometimes the situation changes (Dansby, Antonio Bryant, etc.); and sometimes I'm just flat wrong (throwing a lot of money at Sproles, not trading for McNabb, Steelers not franchising Woodley, etc.). When I'm wrong, I'll tell you. I won't spin it like some other insiders out there.
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
Well thanks, though even I get kind of annoyed when my info isn't correct
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
Any interest in Norwood.. still any in Sproles?
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
Norwood definitely! Sproles has shown to be more valuable on return duty than RB...we already have a midget returner (who is faster).
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
I wonder how much thu actually want rice
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
* SS is really Dan Snyder
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
Julio Jones to have foot surgery
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Uncle Phil
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
Isn't that crazy how well he did at the combine on a broken foot
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
A DB from Virginia pulled a hammy while running the 40, still he posted a 4.39 time. Insane.
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
This is a List of the Redskins all time 1st round picks, I took a look at our picks since 99 starting with Champ, Honestly outside of a few guys we have drafted pretty good imo.
Draft Player name Position College Notes Year Pick National Football League, Early Era (1936–1969) 1936 2 Riley Smith FB Alabama 1937 6 Sammy Baugh QB Texas Christian 1938 9 Andy Farkas RB Detroit 1939 8 I. B. Hale T Texas Christian 1940 8 Ed Boell QB New York 1941 10 Forest Evashevski QB Michigan 1942 6 Spec Sanders RB Texas 1943 10 Jack Jenkins FB Vanderbilt 1944 8 Mike Micka FB Colgate 1945 8 Jim Hardy QB Southern California 1946 9 Cal Rossi B UCLA [10] 1947 4 Cal Rossi B UCLA [10] 1948 1 Harry Gilmer HB Alabama [11] 4 Lowell Tew B Alabama 1949 8 Rob Goode B Texas A&M 1950 6 George Thomas B Oklahoma 1951 4 Leon Heath FB Oklahoma 1952 7 Larry Isbell B Baylor 1953 3 Jack Scarbath B Maryland 1954 8 Steve Meilinger E Kentucky 1955 4 Ralph Guglielmi QB Notre Dame 1956 12 Ed Vereb HB Maryland 1957 9 Don Bosseler FB Miami (FL) 1958 No first-round draft pick [12] 1959 4 Don Allard QB Boston College 1960 4 Richie Lucas QB Penn State [13] 1961 2 Norm Snead QB Wake Forest [14] 3 Joe Rutgens T Illinois 1962 1 Ernie Davis B Syracuse [15] 1963 7 Pat Richter E Wisconsin 1964 3 Charley Taylor HB Arizona State 1965 No first-round draft pick [16] 1966 6 Charlie Gogolak K Princeton 1967 13 Ray McDonald RB Idaho 1968 12 Jim Smith DB Oregon 1969 No first-round draft pick [17] National Football League, Modern Era (1970–present) 1970 No first-round draft pick [18] 1971 No first-round draft pick [19] 1972 No first-round draft pick [20] 1973 No first-round draft pick [21] 1974 No first-round draft pick [22] 1975 No first-round draft pick [23] 1976 No first-round draft pick [24] 1977 No first-round draft pick [25] 1978 No first-round draft pick [25] 1979 No first-round draft pick [26] 1980 18 Art Monk WR Syracuse 1981 20 Mark May T Pittsburgh [27] 1982 No first-round draft pick [28] 1983 28 Darrell Green CB Texas A&I 1984 No first-round draft pick [29] 1985 No first-round draft pick [30] 1986 No first-round draft pick [31] 1987 No first-round draft pick [32] 1988 No first-round draft pick [33] 1989 No first-round draft pick [33] 1990 No first-round draft pick [34] 1991 17 Bobby Wilson DT Michigan State [35] 1992 4 Desmond Howard WR Michigan [36] 1993 19 Tom Carter DB Notre Dame 1994 3 Heath Shuler QB Tennessee 1995 4 Michael Westbrook WR Colorado 1996 30 Andre Johnson T Penn State [37][38] 1997 17 Kenard Lang DE Miami (FL) 1998 No first-round draft pick [39] 1999 7 Champ Bailey CB Georgia [40] 2000 2 LaVar Arrington LB Penn State [41] 3 Chris Samuels T Alabama [42] 2001 15 Rod Gardner WR Clemson 2002 32 Patrick Ramsey QB Tulane [43] 2003 No first-round draft pick [44] 2004 5 Sean Taylor S Miami (FL) [45] 2005 9 Carlos Rogers CB Auburn 25 Jason Campbell QB Auburn [46] 2006 No first-round draft pick [47] 2007 6 LaRon Landry S Louisiana State 2008 No first-round draft pick 2009 13 Brian Orakpo DE Texas 2010 4 Trent Williams OT Oklahoma All of the guys I have in Bold were 1st round picks that I think were a very good to great selection.. I highlighted JC because he played ok for us and was a constant Professional. In fact our last 6 picks have been damn good IMO.
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
Bobby Beathard loved to trade away first rounders for more picks
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