09-24-2012, 11:31 AM | #91 |
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He left of his own accord and no one knew he'd play that way in SF. Sh*t like this happens and people need to get over it. I'm sure people here would have been pissed if BA gave Rogers top CB money (which he wanted) after the pedestrian season he had here.
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Our secondary is probably below average talent wise but our scheme and playcalling seemingly are built towards highlighting their weaknesses rather than called to their strengths. We don't have strong lock down man corners, so why do we zero blitz so much? We don't have particularly big or athletic safeties so why do we lock them up on slot WR so much? I'm fine with an aggressive 3-4 but we have to be smart-aggressive. We can send 6 rather than 8. We can play coverage and try to get off the field on 3rd and 7 rather than bring the house, give up a 4 yard dump off, miss a tackle and give up a first down. We can blitz our MLB but drop someone else off the line into coverage to try to cover up a vacant area. John Keim from the Examiner consistently says two things about our team and coaching staff.. 1) They call plays and run schemes for who they want us to be rather than for who we are. Meaning we don't have the players to be effective with the plays called. 2) Many coaches he has spoken to have indicated that the coverage schemes behind our blitzes are unsound-which leads to plays like what happened vs. Dallas last year, the Wilson play yesterday and the Hawkins long TD. If you are going to send the house you have to either get a jam on the WR or play enough of a shell that whatever happens in front of you can be quickly rallied to. The other beef I have is specific to Dejon Gomes.. Is he healthy? On the Green TD he seemed to be limping and on every blitz he looked like he was going 3/4 speed rather than all out. I know we are banged up and short at that position but I'd rather see Doughty on that blitz than a jogging Gomes.
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09-24-2012, 11:36 AM | #93 |
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BA would not have given Rogers top money, but he should at least attempted to lock him up to something decent. From the way everything went down, we let him walk. Rogers was not a bad or average corner here, he got the bad press for dropping balls he should have caught, which is true. But he played good man to man and was an above average to good coverage CB. He complimented the risk taking, big play corner on the other side well.
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We didn't low ball him. You apparently haven't listened to a single thing Smoot has said. Otherwise, you wouldn't be saying this crap.
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Yes yes please my god and yes. I know longer care about what the hell issues they have(for the most part). Id rather problematic pro bowler than an angelic bum after what i witnessed yesterday. Get them here and keep them out of trouble at least there is hope of a good dback there. Our guys now have zero hope i believe even with haslett gone. Give me talent i can mold and educate and try and teach to be a model citizen because you cant teach the talent part.
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09-24-2012, 12:14 PM | #98 |
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if the FO wanted Carlos to be here, he would still be here. So we let a probowler walk, its no big deal.
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09-24-2012, 12:16 PM | #99 |
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To an extent but carlos DID NOT want to be here. We may have been slightly stubborn in our discussions with him but it was a two way street to say the least.
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A. Rogers had play at a Pro Bowl level the last season he was with the Skins (which he didn't) B. Rogers had left for SF for more money (which he didn't) C. Rogers had wanted to stay here with the Redskins (which he didn't either)
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D. We could have offered Carlos a solid deal to extend him at ANY time.
E. Why did we chose to give D Hall 50+ million dollars? the last question is relevant because it shows choices made by the FO and is directly related to the state of the secondary today.
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Rogers had the opportunity to impress a new regime by playing lights out in the final year of his contract, but he didn't. For many years, the Redskins fan b*tched and moaned at Cerrato's front office for giving money to players who didn't produce. Rogers had an extremely pedestrian season his final year with the Redskins that was not warranted the money he was asking. Unless you tell me that Bruce Allen had seen the future during Rogers' pedestrian final year, there is no way that this argument is valid. OF COURSE you can complain now because this a$$hole had a good season with the Niners, but don't BS me into saying that it would have been a good signing then to give Rogers all that money.
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I can show you ONE time that Carlos made the pro-bowl during a 1 year contract deal. Guess who else made the pro-bowl during contract years? Albert Haynesworth. Again, you haven't listened to a damned thing Smoot has said regarding this. I guess sticking your fingers in your ears and going lalalalalalalalala works better for you.
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You don't have to listen to what I said, just your own judgement.
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