On the radar: Skins WR's

We will get the answer about Dt rather quickly. I just hope we don't get Jackson.

Their wasn't a whole lot between them coming out of college. But the biggest difference is that during their rookie years, Rice adjusted well to the NFL game. He picked up Chilly's playbook right away, and contributed to the 2007 Vikings offense. He was targeted 53 times that year.

Thomas, well, he didn't and wasn't.

I would have bet against both of them coming out of college, but Rice has proved me wrong. Thomas, not so much.

Even though he was targeted 53 times he hadn't made that impact until Favre got there.

I have heard from a "Source" who coached Brandon Banks at B.C that he will make the Redskins roster as the primary PR/KR. Any one else heard otherwise?

I have heard from a "Source" who coached Brandon Banks at B.C that he will make the Redskins roster as the primary PR/KR. Any one else heard otherwise?

What BC are we talking about? Because if it's Boston College...Banks played at Kansas State

What BC are we talking about? Because if it's Boston College...Banks played at Kansas State

guessing Bakersfield JUCO

guessing Bakersfield JUCO

That was my initial thought too, but do people call that BC?

Anyway, as I understand Banks isn't a lock by any means. But he really impressed this past weekend with his ability to contribute on special teams without the ball in his hands

What BC are we talking about? Because if it's Boston College...Banks played at Kansas State

I was thinking the same thing or "bullcrap"

That was my initial thought too, but do people call that BC?

Anyway, as I understand Banks isn't a lock by any means. But he really impressed this past weekend with his ability to contribute on special teams without the ball in his hands

not sure why they would that's just all that I could deduct

That was my initial thought too, but do people call that BC?

Anyway, as I understand Banks isn't a lock by any means. But he really impressed this past weekend with his ability to contribute on special teams without the ball in his hands

Clearly not by his tackling but unless he craps the bed or get injured in the next 2 weeks he seems like a classic Shanahan end of the roster guy who ends up making an impact.

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