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The Starter
Join Date: Jan 2016
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
Alex Smith is clearly the best QB the Redskins could've picked up in this offseason. No way Kirk was signing a LTD with us. Just get over that fact. Nobody likes the idea of giving up Kendall Fuller - I sure don't, but do you really think KC was willing to give up Alex Smith for a ham sandwich? (Well, maybe Andy Reid would've taken the ham sandwich as well!)
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
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Living Legend
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
We did not get better with this trade.
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
We will see man, time will tell. If he wins us games and playoff games we will be happy
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
So what? We didn't get appreciably worse, either. Kirk was leaving. We needed a QB. Colt was/is not the answer. We had competition for Smith, so we had to pay more. End of story.
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Richmond, VA
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
But we most likely would have been worse without it. You aren’t going to get someone that can match Smith’s production next year without breaking the bank, or shipping off alllllll your draft pics to move up, and a rookie may not even pan out.
This was a safe play. For all of you who touts Cousins as being so superior to Smith, look at where it really counts: red zone and 4th quarter. Cousins has never been good either place. So although he puts up great stats between the 20s in the first 3 quarters, he doesn’t make it count when it matters most.
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Join Date: Dec 2011
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
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not insanely but still not equal. All that being said I was pissed about this last night but have since come around. I think that Smith will be better in Jay's system than KC was and this gives us freedom in the draft (my hope is move back 6-8 spots pick up another 2nd and draft Lamar Jackson to groom) and plenty of money to resign Breeland. and or Zach Brown. Breeland is equal to fuller if not better and we are DEEP at CB. |
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The Starter
Join Date: Jan 2016
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
I'm dumb when it comes to how guaranteed money affects the cap, but that being said, does the deal with Alex Smith free up money to possibly re-sign guys like Zach Brown?
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
I'm no cap expert but I did see Albert Breer say yes it helps and they can go get a couple guys in FA now
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
It says 71 mil guaranteed but does that mean fully? We won't know until March 14th. It will be less cap space than what we would have had to sign KC for however.
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Fuller is already a better player than Breeland. Also, Breeland isn't a good locker room dude, he has an attitude issue.
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Re: Redskins trade for Alex Smith
A few thoughts here:
- Cousins was as good as gone so what did you prefer to Smith? Teddy B? Bradford? McCoy? Cousins also wasn't taking $23.5M per year. - Smith is 33, no question he's still got some good years left in the tank, I'd say at least 2-3 which is enough to get us to the next option. - With a compensatory pick coming back from Cousins leaving it's essentially Fuller for Smith. I love Fuller but I wouldn't have said trading him was a deal breaker. - KC wasn't going to let him go for a ham sandwich. He was still under contract and no doubt several teams were very interested. |
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