That Guy
03-29-2012, 02:12 AM
He also forgot to say that Josh Morgan is also coming off a serious ankle injury; very grotesque break from what I heard. I would have taken Eddie Royal over Josh, but whatever.
I think the idea was take whichever one agrees to a contract first, and that was morgan.
SkinItup
03-29-2012, 02:50 AM
Banks fumbled a lot early as well. I just say keep Banks unless we draft a Joe Adams type guy. Can play slot plus return
Ryan Broyles in the third.
EARTHQUAKE2689
03-29-2012, 03:30 AM
^ Joe Adams, LaMichael James, Andrew Datko, Markelle Martin. That's my 3rd round wish list in no particular order.
EARTHQUAKE2689
03-29-2012, 03:33 AM
He also forgot to say that Josh Morgan is also coming off a serious ankle injury; very grotesque break from what I heard. I would have taken Eddie Royal over Josh, but whatever.
Morgan's a very underrated player. He'll be fine. He could go right now if needed. I'm looking at Hank/Garcon/Morgan as the triad that will grow with Griffin.
SBXVII
03-29-2012, 07:43 AM
There is an ongoing theme I'm seeing that is pretty sad, and that is apparently the Browns do not have a phone anywhere in their building and non of the staff have cell phones. The team must have banned them from the facility in case of a situation of an active shooter.
What on earth am I talking about? The Skins trade with the Rams for the #2 pick and the Browns whined about how they wanted the trade. How their offer was just as good as the Redskins.
Now the Browns are saying they wanted Pierre Garçon. Um, what they can't make a phone call? Can't contact an agent? Oh I know what it is.... it's he whole competitive advantage BS.
skinsfan69
03-29-2012, 03:06 PM
If you have a problem with Garcon then your really going to have a problem with RG3. He's all potential also and no production.
I actually don't have a problem with Garcon. Price was a little steep but sometimes you gotta overpay. I just didn't see the reason for the Morgan signing.
And the RG3 comment was just silly.
skinsfan69
03-29-2012, 04:48 PM
Yeah but both of those teams have established QBs that helped develop those young WRs. Plus, when Big Ben took over in Pittsburgh, he had two experienced WRs in Hines (who was a Pro Bowler) and Burress. If you invest on a young QB, you want to give him weapons right away and not gamble with the development of young WRs.
Sorry but I'm going out and getting quality o-linemen to protect my investment BEFORE I go out and get wr's. Besides, we already have Moss and Gafney here. Those guys are solid vets.
Dirtbag59
03-29-2012, 04:51 PM
Sorry but I'm going out and getting quality o-linemen to protect my investment BEFORE I go out and get wr's. Besides, we already have Moss and Gafney here. Those guys are solid vets.
I tend to agree with you but the question is weather or not the line is as bad as we think it is.
I mean we've been over the numbers before,
- They gave up 5 fewer sacks in 2011 then they did in 2010 with their starting LT and LG missing a huge chunk of time.
-They also had a couple games where John Beck held onto the ball wayyyyyyyyyyyy to long. (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/football-insider/post/john-beck-nine-sacks-20-completions-two-interceptions-zero-wins/2011/10/30/gIQACs8XXM_blog.html)
- And they also ended the season with a string of games which featured a 100 yard rusher.
Moss and Gaffney are solid vets but neither is a deep threat, and let's face it both are on the tail end of their careers. We needed some productive young talent at WR.
Lotus
03-29-2012, 05:07 PM
Moss and Gaffney are solid vets but neither is a deep threat, and let's face it both are on the tail end of their careers. We needed some productive young talent at WR.
Yes sir. We need some whippersnappers that Griffin can grow with.