skinsfanthru&thru
04-28-2007, 09:19 PM
I bet Pastabelly will be sick after writing such a great review about a redskin...
ESPN.com - NFL/DRAFT07 - Pasquarelli: This year, teams are thinking safety first (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft07/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=2847400)
didn't take him long to make a smart ass coment about the pick:
"And how about the Washington Redskins, who just about elevated redundancy to an art form, selecting LSU safety LaRon Landry, arguably the draft's top defender, with the No. 6 overall pick? Landry is a potentially brilliant player but, even with the resurgence of the safety position in the NFL, he may have been a luxury, given that Washington already has safety in Sean Taylor, the fifth overall pick in 2004. Washington is the first team to use two top-10 picks on safeties, a fact that mattered little to Landry.
"We should be a killer combination," Landry told ESPN.com by phone from his parents' home in Metairie, La. "I watched a lot of when he was in college, at Miami, although I haven't seen a lot of him in the pros. But he's one of the guys I've tried to emulate during my own career. On my visit with the Redskins, I met with (defensive coordinator) Gregg Williams. He seemed like a perfectionist, but also a real smart guy, so he'll figure out a way to use both of us. I'm not worried about us being the same kind of player." "
ESPN.com - NFL/DRAFT07 - Pasquarelli: Past drafts shape first round (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft07/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=2852567)
ESPN.com - NFL/DRAFT07 - Pasquarelli: This year, teams are thinking safety first (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft07/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=2847400)
didn't take him long to make a smart ass coment about the pick:
"And how about the Washington Redskins, who just about elevated redundancy to an art form, selecting LSU safety LaRon Landry, arguably the draft's top defender, with the No. 6 overall pick? Landry is a potentially brilliant player but, even with the resurgence of the safety position in the NFL, he may have been a luxury, given that Washington already has safety in Sean Taylor, the fifth overall pick in 2004. Washington is the first team to use two top-10 picks on safeties, a fact that mattered little to Landry.
"We should be a killer combination," Landry told ESPN.com by phone from his parents' home in Metairie, La. "I watched a lot of when he was in college, at Miami, although I haven't seen a lot of him in the pros. But he's one of the guys I've tried to emulate during my own career. On my visit with the Redskins, I met with (defensive coordinator) Gregg Williams. He seemed like a perfectionist, but also a real smart guy, so he'll figure out a way to use both of us. I'm not worried about us being the same kind of player." "
ESPN.com - NFL/DRAFT07 - Pasquarelli: Past drafts shape first round (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft07/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=2852567)