Positions Which Need to Be Addressed

We don't need WRs we need a QB. Look at the garbage Brady turns in to gold.

Good teams have both. Otherwise, you have Sam Bradford's situation. And Welker is absolutely no slouch in his own right. It's an insult to him to call him garbage.

Found this on Extreme. I copied for viewing pleasure.

The Offensive Line
Here is a quick breakdown of the linemen currently on the roster.

C/G - Erik Cook - 24 years old - He was a 7th round pick two years ago who I have to guess would still be on the practice squad if there was better depth on the roster.

C/G - Will Montgomery - 28 years old - A local product from the VT program, the coaching staff liked his potential. He was a 7th round pick in 2006 by Carolina.

G- Chris Chester - 28 years old - He struggled early in camp, but seems to have calmed down. Maybe he's a long term fit. Probably a backup with a better OL. However, 20mil for a 5 year deal on a guy who was projected as a backup in Baltimore might have some wondering what gives. Apparently he is what Shanny looks for in the zone blocking scheme. That's fine.....maybe he's a guy who survives a few years here.

G - Maurice Hurt - 24 years old - I imagine when the Skins took him with a 7th round pick this year, they expected him to get a year on the practice squad and then if he improved enough to make the team in '12, to be a backup who didn't see the field. I don't know what playing now will do for him, but they simply don't have a choice.

T/G - Sean Locklear - 30 Years old - When he had to come in and play LT this year, he's been awful. No wonder he was available. He's already 30 years old and I can't imagine the value of bringing him back unless there isn't a single OL in the draft or free agency to get.

T - Trent Williams - Quickly headed towards "Bust" status if he doesn't get his head on straight. Either he's hurt or he's making mistakes that cost either 5 or 15 yards. TWICE this year he's screwed the team with stupid emotional plays. When he's healthy, he's still average at best.

T - Jamal Brown - 30 years old - Out of the trades before the 2010 season that brought us McNabb and Brown......Brown might still be the one worth doing.....I said MIGHT. He just signed a 5 year $27.5mil deal with $8mil in bonus cash. Difference with him is that he was a 1st round pick just 6 years ago and performed at a high level in New Orleans before getting hurt. At this point with him like Trent, you just ride out their deals and play them at tackle until something better comes along.

T - Willie Smith - 24 years old - An UDFA this past year, Smith clearly was a guy they wanted to stash on the practice squad to see if he had some future value. Maybe he does.

C/G - Kory Lichtensteiger - 26 years old - Originally a 4th round pick by the Broncos in 2008, Kory was showing something before his injury this year. Its probably safe to say that if he ever gets back to 100%, it won't be until the 2013 season and by then we'll have to fill that spot full-time.

G- Eric Olsen - A practice squad guy I know nothing about.

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I thought we were negative here, after reading that seems like they really like sh*t on our players. Bust status? Sh*t on Chris Chester who has played relatively well, lets write of Kory too

I thought we were negative here, after reading that seems like they really like sh*t on our players. Bust status? Sh*t on Chris Chester who has played relatively well, lets write of Kory tooIt seems the original source is here: The Eckert Axiom (http://theeckertaxiom.blogspot.com/)

The question is whether this guy is a member there.

QB then O Line first and foremost.

Call me crazy, but I think we should have spent money on Yanda (and still bring Chester). I would have loved to see a TW, Yanda, Montgomery, Chester, and Brown o-line.

Call me crazy, but I think we should have spent money on Yanda (and still bring Chester). I would have loved to see a TW, Yanda, Montgomery, Chester, and Brown o-line.

Definitely. Or Blalock from ATL.