What position would you "stack" this year?

This kind of goes along with the Predict the Redskins 2009 Opening Day Roster (http://www.thewarpath.net/redskins-locker-room/29581-predict-the-2009-opening-day-roster.html) thread, but breaks down what a lot of people did into something easier to see.

Last year (by my count, feel free to correct me) carried:

Offense:

3 QB's -- I think that we're fine sticking with 3
4 RB's -- again, not likely to change
5 WR's -- a possibility to carry 6 here
3 TE's -- will likely stick, though not sure who the 3rd will be
9 OL's -- 4 G's 4 T's 1 C

Defense:

6 LB -- will likely stay, but there are probably 3 spots in contention here
5 CB -- I see this staying, with Tryon sticking and Barnes coming in, don't think that you need to build on that too much
5 S -- I think that we only have 6 on the roster right now, so no
4 DTs -- they're all back, plus Haynesworth, Alexander in a hybrid role
6 DE's -- hard to say with the hybrid roles

Specialty:
1 K -- stays
1 P -- stays
1 LS -- stays


Without knowing much of what we have outside of Moss and Randle El -- you have potential in Thomas, questionable potential in Kelly, a possibility that Jaison Williams could bring back solid production, or some late and/or undrafted rookies looking to fill number 5; there is a possibility that we go with 6 receivers, though I'd be more inclined to believe that we just stack the practice squad.


IF we change the numbers, I could see us going with the extra lineman. We haven't signed Kendall and we really don't really have guarantees at backup spots at G or T (and then the whole question about RT as it is). We do have some guys who might be able to contribute though in Mike Williams, Jeremy Bridges, and possibly D'angelo Batiste and Devin Clark. I suppose that training camp will help weed this down, but some of these guys who might not cut it at tackle might be good backups at guard as well, so I could see us keeping an extra there.

As far as the position that loses a guy, maybe DE since we're doing the whole hybrid thing and have 3 players that we want to move around to diff spots (Orakpo, Wilson, Alexander).

I know that some of you guys study this stuff a lot more than me, so you'll probably see flaws in my logic, so it's more about what you think than how right or wrong I am, but feel free to point out what you think of mine.

Washington Redskins Current 2009 Roster (http://www.redskins.com/team/index.jsp?d-49681-o=2&d-49681-p=1&d-49681-s=2)

Washington Redskins 2008 Roster (http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?section=nfl&id=3572043)

I think we should carry 10 OL instead of 10 DL this year. Rabachs declining and we cant afford not to have a young, promising center like Edwin Williams on the active roster (unless he doesn't show any promise).
As far as who those 9 DL would be - i'd keep Wynn OR Daniels - not both. And i'm considering Orakpo a LB.

If we end up with two really good receivers vying for the #5WR slot, i'd also strongly consider going 6WR instead of 5S. Kellys health is going to be a concern until he proves us otherwise. Also, looking at the restructure we did earlier this year, ARE is not going to be on the roster next year. That means, until Kelly and Thomas prove otherwise, Santana Moss is the only WR we can count on in 2010, and he's past his prime.

IMO only reason we carried 10DBs the past couple years is because of Springs health, and he's gone so we should be fine with 9DBs.

Stack the o-line...avoid the same problem we've had two years in a row.

Offensive and Defensive Lines

Stack both lines, and bring in 2 new WR's (J. Williams, M. Mitchell)

I think we should carry 10 OL instead of 10 DL this year. Rabachs declining and we cant afford not to have a young, promising center like Edwin Williams on the active roster (unless he doesn't show any promise).
As far as who those 9 DL would be - i'd keep Wynn OR Daniels - not both. And i'm considering Orakpo a LB.
Yeah, without really knowing Rabach's situation I'd think that keeping E. Williams might be good, but at the same time they might look at the actual durability issues at guard and tackle and keep one of those guys instead.


If we end up with two really good receivers vying for the #5WR slot, i'd also strongly consider going 6WR instead of 5S. Kellys health is going to be a concern until he proves us otherwise. Also, looking at the restructure we did earlier this year, ARE is not going to be on the roster next year. That means, until Kelly and Thomas prove otherwise, Santana Moss is the only WR we can count on in 2010, and he's past his prime.

I can see that as well, we don't need 5 safeties in my opinion. I think 2 or 3 years ago we even carried 6 didn't we?

More olineman and linebackers less dlineman

I think we should carry 10 OL instead of 10 DL this year. Rabachs declining and we cant afford not to have a young, promising center like Edwin Williams on the active roster (unless he doesn't show any promise).
As far as who those 9 DL would be - i'd keep Wynn OR Daniels - not both. And i'm considering Orakpo a LB.

If we end up with two really good receivers vying for the #5WR slot, i'd also strongly consider going 6WR instead of 5S. Kellys health is going to be a concern until he proves us otherwise. Also, looking at the restructure we did earlier this year, ARE is not going to be on the roster next year. That means, until Kelly and Thomas prove otherwise, Santana Moss is the only WR we can count on in 2010, and he's past his prime.

IMO only reason we carried 10DBs the past couple years is because of Springs health, and he's gone so we should be fine with 9DBs.

Not too sure about that. Unless 2010 is uncapped, you can count on ARE on the roster in 2010 and maybe even 2011. According to the salary cap spreadsheet, the hit to cut him in 2010 is $10.8M, and in 2011 it's over $7M.

I wouldn't mind keeping 6 WRs. I think Roydell Williams will make the team. If Thomas and Kelly flame out again, we'll need a reliable vet to jump in as a solid #3. In addition to Roydell, throw in maybe a Marko Mitchell or Marques Hagans depending on how training camp goes for them.

At the same time, I would love to see Alridge or Dorsey make the team to add a scat back style runner out of the backfield and finally add a threat to the return game. I doubt Rock gets cut, so that would mean four RBs (not including Sellers), in which case we won't carry 6WRs.

I really hope Edwin Williams makes the team, but if not I'd like to see him on the practice squad for sure. Honestly I'd be thrilled if he beat out Rabach, although it probably won't happen.

I have a feeling the TE/HB/FB we drafted from Idaho - Eddie (don't call me Edwin) Williams - will make the team in place of Yoder. We can use him as a 3rd TE and a FB. Plus Sellers turns 34 next month, so as good as he is, we need to start considering his replacement at some point.

wide outs and linemen thats our weak spot