PSUskinsfan11
02-20-2008, 06:34 PM
Bryant Johnson (http://www.nfl.com/players/bryantjohnson/profile?id=JOH086211)
Bryant Johnson would be a great pick up for our team. I know he doesn't have huge stats but he was stuck behind Bolden and Fitz in Arizona. Everytime there was an injury he filled in more than adequetly. He has great hands, he goes across the middle, he can leap, good size, he's young, he knows the west coast system (denny green era), he wouldn't demand a huge contract, and it would free up another draft pick. I know I am going to get called a homer cause he is a Nittany Lion but he was a great college player and would really fill a need for our team.
good player... a bit shaky on it tho ... what if he doesnt produce?
SmootSmack
02-20-2008, 06:44 PM
I'm torn on him. He's a really good #3 receiver, but does he have the consistency to be a #1/#2?
I'm not saying he's a bust, because he's not. But there's a perception that he was some unheralded late pick who worked his way into the rotation with Boldin and Fitzgerald. But that's not the case. He was a top 20 pick who's firmly entrenched as the 3rd receiver behind Fitz and Boldin. I guess my question would be why isn't he really seen as more than a #3 WR?
I wouldn't hate having him here, just torn on whether he should be a priority.
^i 2nd, didnt feel like typing all that lol
mauiRedskinbarn
02-20-2008, 06:53 PM
Bryant Johnson or Earnst Wilford is exactly what the redskins need, either one would be a good fit with our small recievers. Keep Caldwell, start developing espy and mix, draft a WR with some later picks (Jason Rivers from Hawaii would be a good 5th round pick), and cut thrash, lloyd, and Mcardell
Dirtbag59
02-20-2008, 06:56 PM
Well if we're going to use a second on Devin Thomas or Jordy Nelson, then I suggest that we use that pick to try and pick up Roy Williams. Or better yet try to get Williams for a third round pick and use the 2nd round to draft a Guard after taking a guy like Kentwaan Blamber (who is probably being targeted by the Skins for their first pick).
I guess my question would be why isn't he really seen as more than a #3 WR?
I wouldn't hate having him here, just torn on whether he should be a priority.
Because he has Bolden and Fitzgerald in front of him. It's not like he couldn't beat out James Thrash and Reche Caldwell. He is 3rd behind two perennial all pro WR's.
As long as he doesn't expect bolden or fitzgerald money, There is no reason not to get him.
SmootSmack
02-20-2008, 07:09 PM
Because he has Bolden and Fitzgerald in front of him. It's not like he couldn't beat out James Thrash and Reche Caldwell. He is 3rd behind two perennial all pro WR's.
As long as he doesn't expect bolden or fitzgerald money, There is no reason not to get him.
But that's sort of my point. I mean I know Fitz was like a top 3 pick, but Boldin was a late 2nd (early 3rd?) round pick. And I'm not putting Boldin down by any means. I think he's awesome. All I'm saying is Johnson was pretty highly regarded coming out of college and drafted accordingly so is the reason he's #3 because he's behind Fitz and Boldin, or is it because he's underachieved and doesn't have the consistency to be any better?
WaldSkins
02-20-2008, 07:17 PM
johnson was third behind two great receivers in Boldin and Fitz. Both of them are better then the recievers we have. If he's a third on that roster, he's at least a #2 receiver on ours
Sean"Big Hurt"Taylor
02-20-2008, 07:24 PM
I was thinking the same thing about Johnson. I would have Roy Williams or Javon Walker because both have proven that they can be a number 1. On top of that D.J. Hackett would be probably the best signing since he knows Zorn's offense and he is a big receiver and will not cost us any draft picks.