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Old 06-01-2009, 09:15 PM   #21
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Re: FoxSports: NFL offseason winners, losers and awards

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It's difficult to say just yet whether the additions of Dockery, Mike Williams, and Jeremy Bridges to the offensive line are "upgrades". Hopefully they are, but to the football world outside of Redskinsland, they truly are longshots.

I disagree totally about DeAngelo Hall. He was a brilliant pickup, and his time spent in the dumpster fire that is the Oakland Raiders should be completely disregarded. He's better fitted for the system we use, and will make up one of the better one-two punches at cornerback in the league.

I have complete confidence in DeAngelo Hall, and the critics of his signing will eat their words.
Randy Moss was garbage, a quitter and washed up when he played in Oakland also. How did that turn out once he left? Hmm..
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