Chase Young or Three First Round Picks?

[Warthog]

Most likely the Redskins take Chase Young unless something bad comes out in the combine. With as much as players prep for the combine now, the chance of Chase tubing it is remote.

Miami probably has the only combination of high enough picks to get us to trade down unless a team does a crazy Ditka-like offer of ALL their draft picks, plus their first-rounder next year.

I agree with a previous poster about falling too low in the first round with the first pick. You’ve got to get at least major player in the first round to give up on Chase. Isaiah Simmons (LB) or Andrew Thomas (OT) or maybe Jerry Jeudy (WR) in that order. Then another pick in the first round later.

This thread is just for fun. I put it out there rather than work hard writing on my next book.


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[Warthog]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

And while the game has changed over the years, there are examples all throughout the game’s history. Lawrence Taylor won two Super Bowls. Reggie White won one (and the Eagles got decidedly worse when he left for GB). Bruce Smith played in 4 straight SBs. Charles Haley with both Dallas and SF.



Heck when you look back at the Skins we had QBs change out, but Mann and Manley were constants.

You’re right. It’s been over 25 years since we had the Mann and Manley combination of elite rushing edges. The thought of Young and Sweat, under the leadership and tutorial instruction of Del Rio / RR makes me drool. We have not had an elite rushing combo in all these years. Plus, I think the pass rush of Allen and Payne would greatly improve with the attention going to the edges.

However, if the team could get Simmons (LB) AND Jeudy (WR) and a first for next year, that would be tempting!


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[sdskinsfan2001]

Chase, Montez, Ryan rotation in a 4-3 is beautiful. All 3 of them are solid or above against the run too. I'll be pretty frustrated if we don't get Chase.

[SFREDSKIN]

Chase and don’t look back, we can address some holes with FA. Fuck Peter Queen, fucking fat fuck who voted against Art Monk, POS!!

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Chase and don’t look back, we can address some holes with FA. Fuck Peter Queen, fucking fat fuck who voted against Art Monk, POS!!

Hey, stop holding back.

[Warthog]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Chase and don’t look back, we can address some holes with FA. Fuck Peter Queen, fucking fat fuck who voted against Art Monk, POS!!

He voted against Art Monk? What a tool!!

Art had 3 SB rings, 5 x 1000+ yd seasons, and three Pro Bowl years!


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[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by Warthog

He voted against Art Monk? What a tool!!

Art had 3 SB rings, 5 x 1000+ yd seasons, and three Pro Bowl years!


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I think he eventually gave in after 8 years, Art should have been 1st ballot HOF, King held him back. Fuck him!! Art got the last laugh with the best, longest, loudest ovation a player has ever received at the HOF induction.

[Buffalo Bob]

I would be shocked if any team would give a king's ransom to trade up and get Tua. His hip injury should send up red flags as to his long term viability to hold up to the rigors of playing in the NFL. 80 year old people get hip injuries, not 20 year old ones.

[AnonEmouse]

Also think about from the other teams angle. Miami are rebuilding, so would they really give up all those picks for 1 potentially great player? I'd say everyone has learned from the blockbuster trades as above; you might get lucky with that 1 player but look what you'd be giving up. Hypothetically a trade would be tempting but I just don't see enough suitors with the capital they'd be willing to give up.

[skinsfan69]

Peter King is such a tool. How'd that work out for the Rams? 1st round draft picks fail 50% of the time. Take the potentially elite player and get some corners in FA. You do that and combine with better scheme and you may have a middle of the pack d, or better.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

I would be shocked if any team would give a king's ransom to trade up and get Tua. His hip injury should send up red flags as to his long term viability to hold up to the rigors of playing in the NFL. 80 year old people get hip injuries, not 20 year old ones.

Just watch, Tua talk is going to heat up as we move closer to the spring. It sounds like he should make a full recovery from the injury. Even with the injury there are people out there that like him just as much as Burrow if not more.



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[Randall Nestor]

I also like the idea of a trade back if we can get a haul from the dolphins. The thing with taking multiple players as compared to one player you have a better chance of hitting on the players. If we take one player and he gets hurt or turns out to be a bust then this draft was for nothing. If we get the haul that is being talked about then we have an opportunity to draft multiple starters. If one happens to get hurt you still have the others playing and contributing. Here is another possibility. What if the lions decide they want a particular QB and want to trade up one spot to make sure they get the QB they want then the skins could still get Young and get extra picks. It wouldn't be anything like they are describing from the dolphins but it would be extra picks. Just a thought

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

Just watch, Tua talk is going to heat up as we move closer to the spring. It sounds like he should make a full recovery from the injury. Even with the injury there are people out there that like him just as much as Burrow if not more.



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yup...alotta of folks like the fact Burrow performed so well this season and over shadowed Tua. If you polled the GMs, I wouldn't be at all surprised if Tua is the majority favorite at QB.

I think we could get an RG3 like deal...the 2 highest 1st round this year, plus the dolphins 2nd and another 1st next year and maybe a 4th. To move back to move back 3 spots and pick that up? There are offers you simply cant refuse.

[Buffalo Bob]

It seems the consensus here is that Tua's injury won't have an effect on his draft position, we shall see. It also seems people have forgot about Josh Rosen, when discussing Miami trading up to snag Tua. Quite a few here wanted the Redskins to get him.

[skinsfaninok]

The combine will tell a lot about Tua's injury. If he doesn't participate that is not a good sign for him. I still don't see Miami trading up all that for 3 spots..