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Re: Our Secondary
thats a good point...i like Hall as a safety versus covering the slot. With all our safety issues, why not throw him in the mix? If it doesnt work out we can just rewalsr him.
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Re: Our Secondary
Hell yeah I like Hall at free safety going forward. He always has a nose for the ball and could probably add a few lbs of muscle to make it a perfect fit. Hall is a Redskin through and through.
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I'm sure he wants to be back. Achilles is one of the tougher injuries to bounce back from. Luckily, I guess, it was in the beginning of the season so he has a long recovery window. I will be very curious to see what he looks like in camp next year. I totally agree with you in moving him to safety or at least transitioning him to safety. He has more than shown he has the ball skills, and he doesn't mind getting physical. Just wonder about his ability to close on a play.
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Re: Our Secondary
D. Hall as safety is intriguing. I think he brings a lot to the table but the concept that he could just slide over and be the D's tackler of last resort is a bit of a reach. He very much has the CB mindset ("I'm on an island, my guy won't catch the ball.") Being a safety requires playing a lot more facing the QB than running with the WR.
IF he can make the transition, I am all for it. I just think it's a bigger transition and a bigger IF than folks make it out to be.
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Re: Our Secondary
As far as I remember those "questions" were unwarranted..
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Re: Our Secondary
hall is not a de-cleater but for a FS i want someone who can go sideline to sideline and know how to read plays and line up the secondary.
i think hall can do all of that. like joe said, the transition will take some time and is not guaranteed to work. did we ever actually move springs to FS? i think we practiced some at safety but im not sure if he ever lined up there in a real game. |
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Re: Our Secondary
personally hoping the first round pick is the top safety. I don't expect ST21 again, but I want to see someone who steps in and takes the position no questions asked. 2nd round should be best OL. Yes I'm talking draft, but that's where the next SS and RT ought to come from. Then fill in the rest. I really believe those two positions are the key to get to the next level, assuming Griffin can stay healthy and is able to be a top 10 qb.
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Re: Our Secondary
I can't agree D line needs more attention than O line. We have Hatcher, Bowen, Jenkins, Cofield, Nield (assuming he comes back from injury), Kearse (3 sacks so far), and Baker. That's 7 guys capable of real playing time, although admittedly only Hatcher and Cofield are impact players. On o line - who protects the franchise QB, assuming we have one - only Williams is a legit, and maybe litchensteiger. The other 3/5 of the line is poor - can't create holes to run through or protect the QB, both needed to sustain drives and keep the D off the field. We need more help on O line in my view. A lot more help.
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Re: Our Secondary
Gotta give the young guys on the offensive line time to develop, especially Moses. Guard or center would be fine high, but it shouldn't be a priority. On the defensive line, Hatcher is by far the most impactful player, and he's 32. Cofield is the starting NT when healthy and he's 30. Bowen is also 30. Get younger and better up front.
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Re: Our Secondary
Any guesses why Rob is currently on.....no team?
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Re: Our Secondary
Have no idea. He had a hell of a year the year he started in place of an injured Orakpo.
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Re: Our Secondary
Regretfully for Rob, no team has any interest in him....
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