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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
Last year we had 16 total passing TDs. I can't imagine the offense being worse.
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
@NickiJhabvala
The Washington Football Team had 76 players attend the start of Phase 2 of the offseason program today. Every player, including those who didn't attend, communicated their intentions with Coach Ron Rivera beforehand, and he stressed that the workouts are voluntary. Glad to see this, and this would be 76 out of 90 players.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
19. RYAN FITZPATRICK, WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM
Fitzpatrick continues to play his best football the longer he stays in the league — the veteran ranks 15th in PFF passing grade since 2018. Last year in Miami, he had the team rolling until Brian Flores took the QB room for a rollercoaster ride. It's rare for a veteran quarterback “placeholder” to join a solid football team, but this will be the best team Fitzpatrick has been on in quite some time. Fitzpatrick brings energy, leadership and a wealth of knowledge to a locker room, but his Achilles heel is protecting the football. If he is able to play smart and deliver on explosive plays, Washington will be a playoff contender.
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Protecting the football will be critical for Fitz for his career he averages just over 1 int per game (1.16), In Miami the last 2 years he averaged, 1.05 ints/game and 1.65 td's/game. Even that should be a winning formula with our defense, but if he has time behind our line and can cut it down, I would hope we see a better split. Just be ready for a few interceptions next season. |
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
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The Washington Football Team is likely moving on from long-time starting OT Morgan Moses, sources say, giving Moses the ability to seek a trade. Moses is due $7.75M in 2021 and if a team trades for the dependable player, it picks up the salary. |
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
Huh??? I do not understand this move one bit. You pay Schreff 17 mill or whatever yet you want to cut Moses who is a tackle and makes way less? Moses was pretty solid last year. What are they thinking on this one? Why are you cutting your starting RT who is making under 8 million??
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
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Trade Moses for Rodgers. ![]() Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
I let Allen walk. I would not resign him because to me he is a JAG. Is he any better than Settle? I don't think so. He isn't better than Payne or Matt I. He is our 3rd best DT yet will command top DT money. And even though he is everything you want in a player off the field, he is just an average guy on it.
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I've been a Settle supporter, I think he's underrated, but Allen's potential is bigger. He is very consistent and has some games where he is just a monster. Throw in the work ethic and you know this staff wants him back. We have a young roster, and thus cap available, I see nothing wrong with trying to retain what this team is built on: freakish Dline! Envoyé de mon SHV48 en utilisant Tapatalk
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
They should have moved Moses to LT (he actually played really well as a LT) instead of signing Leno and put Cosmi at RT. Maybe Moses has an attitude like his buddies Williams and Dunbar?
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Wish we woulda moved him before the draft, could have gotten a decent pick. Not 1st or second, but mid round. We won’t get much now, maybe a pick swap or 6th rounder at best…which is a front office fail as he is a solid starter in the league.
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
Makes sense to why the OL depth has amped up lately
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