Jabar Gaffney Told to Seek A Trade

I think the league knows we are probably just going to eventually cut him. So probably no trade

A 12 page thread on a player who was asked to look for a trade.

Wow we need something new to dwell on.

As I understand, cutting Moss save us about $1.5 million whereas cutting Gaffney would be around $2.5 million.

If we cut Moss in July, we save a lot more.

If we cut Moss in July, we save a lot more.

Hmmm. Thought I heard otherwise. But regardless I really can't see us cutting him. Garcon, regardless of the hype, can't be expected to contribute consistently. Hank and Morgan are ? with injury status. And Moss knows the system better than anyone.

...that said Tana needs to step up this season.

Yeah a post June 1 cut does save more money (cutting Moss that is), but I think it's just a difference of a $100k or so, between cutting Moss post June 1 and cutting Gaffney (at any time)

A 12 page thread on a player who was asked to look for a trade.

Wow we need something new to dwell on.

Don't worry, I am just about to start a new thread comparing Luck's draft reactions to Griffins, and then expound on the need for OL. I got your back!

Don't worry, I am just about to start a new thread comparing Luck's draft reactions to Griffins, and then expound on the need for OL. I got your back!

But, but, but, I thought we had seen the last of the Luck/Griffin thread...according to one thread.

LOL.

Hmmm. Thought I heard otherwise. But regardless I really can't see us cutting him. Garcon, regardless of the hype, can't be expected to contribute consistently. Hank and Morgan are ? with injury status. And Moss knows the system better than anyone.



...that said Tana needs to step up this season.



Why can't Garcon be counted on to produce consistent.

Garcon should be able to produce. With Hankerson, Morgan, and Moss, the Redskins passing/receiving game should be very sharp.

Why can't Garcon be counted on to produce consistent.

Pierre Garcon, WR for the Washington Redskins at NFL.com (http://www.nfl.com/player/pierregarcon/2346/profile)

Considering he had arguably the greatest QB of all-time throwing to him till last year, when he became the primary WR target for most of the season, I would call those pretty pedestrian numbers. Oh and he's a bit of a fumbler, especially for a WR.