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Naega jeil jal naga
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
Huh I thought Smoot was a late 1st rounder...like 27th overall or something
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Naega jeil jal naga
Join Date: Jan 2006
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
Nah, 45th overall. Come on, member? You member. But seriously he was part of Marty's draft class with Rod 50/50 going in the first. Sage Rosenfels, and Darnarian McCants were also in that class. To add insult to injury in the firing of good old Marty, Antonio Pierce was brought in that year as an undrafted free agent. Guy clearly knew what he was doing talent wise.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Virginia
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
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We should have asked Green if he wanted to be a coach for the Skins. |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Naega jeil jal naga
Join Date: Jan 2006
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
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I don't have time to watch this as I have a class coming up but if anyone wants to tell me what the rookie verdict on Smoot was then I'd appreciate it. Hulu - Team Highlights: 2002 Washington Redskins - Watch the full episode now.
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
Yeah I didn't mean critical as in he better make a pro bowl or hit the streets. Just that I seem him playing a very important role this year
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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Newtown Square, PA
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
I don't really care for him as a person and there are more complete CBs in the league, but unless we can do better then we should keep him in the short term.
Given that our draft picks need to address the offensive line direly, I say stick with Rogers and try to upgrade him sometime down the line when we have the luxury to do so.
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Playmaker
Join Date: May 2004
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
It's annoying that Carlos has never taken responsibility for any failure ever in his entire career, has always found someone to defect the blame to...nevertheless, he's not enough of a headache to warrant release, and even appears somewhat willing to buy into the new system. Who knows, this could be a breakout year for him.
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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Mar 2008
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these are high level athletes that want to get paid and want to play who in the hell in their right mind is going to call themselves mediocre or replaceable? |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
I like Rogers when he is allowed to play to his strengths . Rogers was taken to be like a Nate Clements type CB and if anything Rogers is more physical than Clements .
Saying Rogers has always had an issue with every coaching staff no matter who he has worked with is a little disingenuous because it is the same defensive coaching staff under Gibbs and under Zorn and I have to say there seemed to be an awful lot of unhappy campers on the D last year, there was a lack of cohesiveness and a lack of leadership ... I guess that's what happens when Blanche quits on you in week four .. We should tender him and look to use him in a way that builds to his strengths . To me the lack of catches and ints is not as important for me as the number of catches he prevents . It is not as sexy a statistic but I would love to find somewhere which shows the number of 5+ catch / 100yard games a reciever had .... |
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
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Redskins’ Rogers: “I want to be here” « 106.7 The Fan – DC Sportsradio
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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Mar 2008
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
“We were 6-2 in our first 8 games, and it was Carlos this and Carlos that. I was playing really good.” Rogers was referring to the first 8 games of the 2008 season under ex-head coach Jim Zorn and with Blache running the defense.
“Then in the 2nd Half – we bring in D-Hall and (Shawn) Springs gets healthy — and me and Smootie (Fred Smoot) get pushed back. We were carrying the team!” Rogers described how they gave up on Smoot in the Giants game at home on a sloppy day, and even though he was matching up and shutting down top receivers, eventually the decision was made to remove Rogers from the starting lineup. “They didn’t even tell me,” Rogers said. “Jerry (Gray) had told me they were thinking about a change, but I was practicing with the 1’s, I warmed up with the 1’s that day (in Cincinnati) and then they told me in the tunnel.” Rogers said he had an ally in Gray, who always fought for his guys. “Jerry said he went to Coach Zorn and Blache, and told them they were making dumb moves.” Gray is now in Seattle, Springs spent last year in New England and Blache is retired but to close the book on Zorn’s first year, Rogers simply said “Everyone knew Springs was Blache’s boy.” heard stuff like that happened all too often |
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Playmaker
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Colorado
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
I would be totally pissed off at coaches if they did to me, just like what the coaches did to Rogers.. It does influence your mental set; once you know that your coaches don't have faith in you, you lose the confidences..
I hope Rogers will show his abilities all year long for next season - enough to warrant an extension contract.. I'm also glad to know that Rogers still knows that he DEFINITELY needs to continue working on catching balls.. Edit: I second what 53fan said.. |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Kill Devil Hills, N.C.
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Re: Interesting Comments from Carlos Rogers
^ Interesting stuff Tryfuhl. The remark about Springs being Blache's boy rings true to the impression I have of him. Personally I'm glad Blache is gone. He was stuck in his system and it's time for change. I'd like someone who adjusts the system to the talent on the team and starts guys on merit, not favoritism.
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