James Thrash

[Campbell17]

with weapons like moss, randle el, and cooley, and with the recent signing of Keenan McCardell, Thrash is usless.

[JWsleep]

Odd argument here... Is Thrash great? Well, no question he's not as good as Moss or ARE or McCardell, even at his age. But who cares? He busts his ass every play, he's (so everyone on the skins seems to say) one of the hardest workers on the team, he does whatever they ask, and when, with our 2 best WRs (and our best PR) down, they needed someone to make a play, he did. And that's part of why we won.

He's got less talent than Lloyd and yet he makes plays. Why? Because he works harder. That's why Gibbs (and everyone else in the locker room) loves the guy. A core Redskin.

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by JWsleep

Odd argument here... Is Thrash great? Well, no question he's not as good as Moss or ARE or McCardell, even at his age. But who cares? He busts his ass every play, he's (so everyone on the skins seems to say) one of the hardest workers on the team, he does whatever they ask, and when, with our 2 best WRs (and our best PR) down, they needed someone to make a play, he did. And that's part of why we won.

He's got less talent than Lloyd and yet he makes plays. Why? Because he works harder. That's why Gibbs (and everyone else in the locker room) loves the guy. A core Redskin.

Sums it up. Time to close this thread on a good note.

[SanFranSkinsFan]

Originally Posted by DCborn

WR James Thrash a Washington Redskin twice over, with few seasons as an Eagle, has not been firmly worked into the offensive scheme so far.
Thrash has come in on a few passing downs in recent games, but he seems to be a far second reciever behind both Moss and Randle El.

My question is how can Thrash be best utilized in the current offense?

Hopefully as a backup to Santana and Randel El. Keenan is probably better overall and obviously Cooley and now Sellers should be factors. But Thrash should pick up the trash going over the middle on some slants, since he's not much a speed threat and the Packers LBs ain't that fast (besides Barnett).

[LongTimeSkinsFan]

As much as people say this and that about James Thrash he is what he is which is an average athlete with a lot of heart and desire to play football. You can also include Sellers and Cartwright in that category as well. These players are guys that don't usually make the headlines but they come out and work hard in practice every week, perform their role in the system on gameday, and when they are doing their job, the superstars get the glory. Sure, you wouldn't want any one of these guys on your Fantasy Football team but in the real world, your Portises, Mosses, AREs, and Cooleys wouldn't be so great without them.

here, here on that