its embarrassing to him --fred davis-- (blocking)

Yeah I gotcha, I was agreeing with you

Oh, I got it! For once the plane has flown completely over my head. Congratulations, I officially have had a dee dee dee moment.

Oh, I got it! For once the plane has flown completely over my head. Congratulations, I officially have had a dee dee dee moment.

happens to us all my friend, I should have spice up my one word answer a bit more

Tell him to stop jumping into defenders. Put the shoulder down boss.

I agree, he seems to fumble more as he flips himself over the defender, and it really looks like he's going to hurt himself one day doing that.

Our offense is as desperate for playmakers as it is for blocking. Fred Davis has insane talent as a catch and run TE. Cooley is one of my favorite players, but I'll say right now Davis' ability/athleticism exceed Cooley's. He needs to work on his skills...it's an absolute shame he didn't get time w/ Al Saunders (another retarded irony of Snyder's decision to fire one of the best TE offensive coordinators in football and immediately draft the best college TE). Anyway, I say let Davis do what he can do best and figure out how to scheme the damn offense so he's not forced to stay in and block too much. Jones should help...and Buges needs to whip this sorry bunch into shape yesterday!

Is there an article that goes with this or did you just get off of the phone with him?
I read an article where Davis said he was going to be working with Wach (our TE coach) on his blocking and is glad he has the 2 weeks to get it down.. it'll be a big focus for him he said.. I'll try to find it if it hasn't been posted

update:

Redskins Insider - Davis now must 'really come to play' (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/davis-now-must-really-come-to.html)

Tell him to stop jumping into defenders. Put the shoulder down boss.
As a matter of fact tell him to stop trying to jump defenders too lol

I think that Davis is going to have a very solid career though

While the blocking is still his biggest problem, I took notice of the play where Davis bulled through two tacklers to gain 3-4 yards after contact for a first down. That is exactly what we want to see, as opposed to jumping and getting tripped up short of first down yardage, which had been his signature move in his limited opportunities with the ball.

And he is not embarrassed that he only 18 receptions in 2 years?

I say we throw the ball Davis' way and let him end up with 54 catches for the year. Then package him and Portis for three picks in the first two rounds.

I really don't understand the concept of dealing young players for picks. I mean wouldn't common sense tell you to deal a veteran and keep your young players?

lol yeah let's develop a young guy and promptly trade him away.

Portis isn't much for trade bait at this point anyway.