Half Assed Rebuilding Mode

Think about it, our OL would be set for years. We can concentrate on the rest of draft on addressing the D and next year more D and a RB.

Well at least it's a plan and not jumping to the next shiny toy.

Watch out for the Saints this year canton legend, if Grilliams straightens out the defense like I think he will, the Saints will be scary good this year.

Funny u say it Jim cuz I been following NO since Williams went there. Don't know if they'll bounce this year w/ his defensive system being so complicated...but yes I agree the Saints will be an extremely dangerous team within a year or two. Always a fun team to watch too!!!

Think about it, our OL would be set for years. We can concentrate on the rest of draft on addressing the D and next year more D and a RB.

Very true...he's a SURE THING, unlike Sanchez.

The problem with Our team is that the FO gets star struck with FA's and
draft prospects and sells the farm to get them. Keep Campbell, let Him mature
and stay in Zorn's system. He's poised and versed in the system, has a strong
arm and the workings of a potent reciever core with Kelly, Thomas, and even
Davis. The drop-off came last season when the OL wore down and that's what needs to be the focus of the draft along with hopefully picking up the STUD
Mualuaga(?) to take over when Fletch"s run is done. Bottom line, stop wishing
on a star and start building a champion.

We just signed Mike Williams... no idea what I think of that.

We just signed Mike Williams... no idea what I think of that.

He was born on my birthdate so he must be good :)

Mike Williams (offensive lineman)
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For the wide receiver, see Mike Williams.

Mike Williams
Date of birth: January 11, 1980 (1980-01-11) (age 29)
Place of birth: Flag of the United States Dallas, Texas
Career information
Position(s): Offensive tackle
College: Texas
NFL Draft: 2002 / Round: 1 / Pick: 4
Organizations
As player:
2002-2005
2006
2009-present Buffalo Bills
Jacksonville Jaguars
Washington Redskins
Playing stats at DatabaseFootball.com

Michael D. Williams (born January 11, 1980 in Dallas, Texas) is an American football offensive tackle currently playing for the Washington Redskins in the National Football League. He was drafted by the Buffalo Bills out of the University of Texas with the fourth overall pick of the 2002 NFL Draft. Weighing 360 lbs, Williams seemed destined to be the anchor of the AFC's heaviest offense. But, in hindsight, many observers now consider the Tom Donahoe's decision to draft Williams to be one of his biggest mistakes as Bills GM.

While he provided fair run blocking on the right side, Williams failed to show a flair for pass blocking and remained an unpolished player. Due to continued woes on the Bills' offensive line, Williams was moved by the coaching staff to left guard in order to assess his talents on the inside of the line. This tryout, though, was cut short by Williams' semi-frequent injuries.

After the 2005 season, Williams was cut. He signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars on March 14, 2006 but was placed on injured reserve on August 29, ending his season.

On April 24, 2009, he was signed by the Redskins.

Drafting Oher or A. Smith and Mack sounds so great, especially with the players in O-line..

Samuels, Dockery, Mack, Thomas, Oher or A. Smith


I definitely would do this, even if it means trading our 2010 1st rd.. Like Sfredskins said, it would solidify the line for years, except maybe we would need a G in two years? Not only this benefits the offense, but we would be able to give JC all time he needs in the pocket.. I'm pretty sure this would help our offense a lot..

Edit: I normally don't like the idea of trading future picks, but this one just sounds so good; I cannot resist it..

Drafting Oher or A. Smith and Mack sounds so great, especially with the players in O-line..

Samuels, Dockery, Mack, Thomas, Oher or A. Smith


I definitely would do this, even if it means trading our 2010 1st rd.. Like Sfredskins said, it would solidify the line for years, except maybe we would need a G in two years? Not only this benefits the offense, but we would be able to give JC all time he needs in the pocket.. I'm pretty sure this would help our offense a lot..

Edit: I normally don't like the idea of trading future picks, but this one just sounds so good; I cannot resist it..

It makes more sense than blowing your wad on a QB with one year starting.

I would much rather give up picks for SFREDSKIN's proposed line than for Sanchez.

Well, I think as fans we're as a whole remarkably impatient. Why isn't Rinehart starting? Why isn't Devin Thomas leading the league in receiving yards? But that's fine I guess. We can be impatient, but Snyder and co. don't need to be. They don't need to be fans or listen to the fans. They're supposed to be the voices of reason against the fans' insanity. That's why I find it amusing how people complain how the Redskins don't care or listen to the fans. That's not what I want them doing.

Nobody requires as much patience as Redskins fans.