Ruhskins
03-03-2010, 11:08 PM
Campbell
Well as I said, last offseason and this offseason are night and day due to the uncapped year restrictions, so things will be different as far as trades and what not.
skinsfan_nn
03-03-2010, 11:09 PM
I happened to catch this read when it was posted on RI. I couldn't help but just shakin the head and thinking this retard is still just simply clueless and must have a I.Q. of a potatoe chip.
I can only hope that another team is dumb enough to off load this headache of our hands, and we get a draft pick for this clown.
He's been on my list of fools to go for some time, but last year when he called out the man that signs the checks. I thought finally he would get his wish and maybe we could get a real corner in return.
I hate to think we are stuck with this for another year, I don't think clown show and new management will see things the same. Maybe they can at least work a trade to get his worthless ass outta DC. LOS don't let the door hit you in the ass.
Time to take the trash to the dumpster and clean the house of all the fools that don't even understand/or aren't smart enough to play there position.
Pocket$ $traight
03-03-2010, 11:10 PM
He just said in an interview last week "With the new coaching and everything I DEFINATLY wanna be here." They tendered him so he gets to stay. In theory he got what he wanted lmao. He shoulda said, i wanna stay here WITH an extended deal AND get paid like a top 10 cornerback since we all know thats what he is thinking. Id take a 2nd or 3rd n 6th rounder for him.
Well we took a 3rd round corner last year and he barely saw the field. You are undervaluing Rogers.
GTripp0012
03-03-2010, 11:10 PM
Curious if you think anyone will yield a 2nd rounder for Los? How about a 3rd rounder?...and would our FO let him go for that?The problem is not that we wouldn't give him up at that price, but that he's old-ish (Rogers, 29 on 6/2, is actually a few days older than Asomugha, who was a 2003 first round pick), and the team that trades for him would not necessarily be the team who is looking to sign him to a long term deal.
So the price becomes an issue. What is the value of one-year of Rogers in draft pick compensation. If it's, say, a 5th rounder, I don't think the Redskins would take a 5th rounder for one year of Rogers. I think they would be happier with a year of him and then letting him walk.
They would obviously trade him for a second or third rounder, but it's going to be hard to find a team that wants to pay that price. This tender makes it easier though.
I think he'll be here in 2009, and he's going to get a lot of FA play next year as a free agent, labor deal pending.
GTripp0012
03-03-2010, 11:12 PM
Essentially, this is a comparable deal. It's the last time Shanahan dealt a starting caliber corner a year away from free agency:
Atlanta Falcons | News | Falcons trade for Foxworth, make roster moves (http://www.atlantafalcons.com/News/Articles/2008/09/1-10/Falcons_trade_for_Foxworth_make_roster_moves.aspx)
He got a seventh-round pick in exchange. I'd be much happier with holding on to Rogers, if that's the return.
SFREDSKIN
03-03-2010, 11:12 PM
The 1st round tender is just a starting point for negotiations correct? If offered a 2nd rd pick for Los I bet the FO takes it...
Or straight up for Cromartie.
The Goat
03-03-2010, 11:13 PM
Losing Rogers, if someone does pony up a 2nd or maybe just a 3rd, could sting in the short run. Westbrook and Tryon aren't great in coverage nor great playmakers. Barnes is a total ? at this point. However if the FO is dead set on getting Robinson then losing Rogers means squat...and in this case who really cares what we get for him.
...is it just me or does our secondary have more drama/headcase action than other positions? Landry acts like an insane person and Rogers has the maturity of an 8 yr old every other day.
Pocket$ $traight
03-03-2010, 11:13 PM
Or straight up for Cromartie.
Wasn't Cromartie getting toasted worse than Carlos last year?
T.O.Killa
03-03-2010, 11:15 PM
Or straight up for Cromartie.
It would be hard to get a fourth round draft choice for Los. Los will be 29, and not getting any better. He was an achillies heel last year, every time we needed a stop.
Pocket$ $traight
03-03-2010, 11:15 PM
Losing Rogers, if someone does pony up a 2nd or maybe just a 3rd, could sting in the short run. Westbrook and Tryon aren't great in coverage nor great playmakers. Barnes is a total ? at this point. However if the FO is dead set on getting Robinson then losing Rogers means squat...and in this case who really cares what we get for him.
...is it just me or does our secondary have a been more drama/headcase action than other positions? Landry acts like an insane person and Rogers has the maturity of an 8 yr old every other day.
I would say that this team needs to maximize the value of any and every deal going forward. Otherwise it is business as usual.