Cut List

Cutting Killings was a bad move. Killings is a proven NFL DT. He stepped in last year and played well when needed. Killings proved his worth in regular season games last year, going against starting NFL offensive lineman.
Montgomery and Golston are rookies that have flashed some skills, but they did it in preseason games going against backups, not starters. You are only as good as your competition and in this case Mont. and Golsten are not ready if called upon.

Boschetti should have been cut instead of Killings.
Killings will get picked up by another team.

It wouldn't surprise me to see the Redskins go after Bears DE/DT Michael Haynes. He was a Blache guy who seemed to get stuck in Lovie Smith's doghouse. I think he can play, although sometimes he seems to get some of that LaVar Arington "I'm just a victim" attitude.

It wouldn't surprise me to see the Redskins go after Bears DE/DT Michael Haynes. He was a Blache guy who seemed to get stuck in Lovie Smith's doghouse. I think he can play, although sometimes he seems to get some of that LaVar Arington "I'm just a victim" attitude.


I also feel the roster will add a player or two before the season starts.
How about this huge DT that was cut from KC, Junior Siavii?
A 2004 1st rounder, he was some what of a surprise cut.
At 6' 5" and 320 pounds he must be slow and an underachiever to get cut.

I also feel the roster will add a player or two before the season starts.
How about this huge DT that was cut from KC, Junior Siavii?
A 2004 1st rounder, he was some what of a surprise cut.
At 6' 5" and 320 pounds he must be slow and an underachiever to get cut.


I think it would be wise to go after somebody else on the D-line. I don't know about you, but sometimes I feel like we're walking on eggshells with just Griffin and Salave'a.

havner didn't even make the practice squad, so much for what i was thinking earlier.:Smoker:

Well, so much for my thought they'd go after Michael Haynes. The Saints picked him up

The Eagles added Jasper Harvey to their practice squad