Washington Post: Redskins Training Camp Observations

Thought a fresh TC thread might be a good idea

Redskins training camp: Observations from Day 3 - The Insider - The Washington Post (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/football-insider/post/redskins-training-camp-observations-from-day-3/2012/07/28/gJQAUFkmGX_blog.html?wprss=rss_football-insider)

I must say I'm very pleasantly surprised by what I'm hearing about Banks these past few days.

thanks smoot

love to hear helu off to the races!!

I really don't want to spend a roster spot on Banks, but the way he has been playing makes it seem inevitable.

Solid competition at WR. I like it. We may not have world-beating talent but whoever makes the roster should contribute positively.

It's too early to be concerned but TC reports from all 3 days paint Cousins as an interception machine. There are seven mentions alone of Cousins picks. But of course he is a rook just finding his sea legs.

Solid competition at WR. I like it. We may not have world-beating talent but whoever makes the roster should contribute positively.

It's too early to be concerned but TC reports from all 3 days paint Cousins as an interception machine. There are seven mentions alone of Cousins picks. But of course he is a rook just finding his sea legs.

Well he's not our guy anyway so as long as they don't say that about griff I'm fine lol.

If KC's ints become a problem for us this year then our season has taken a decidedly poor turn.

IMO better to throw the INT's now than in a game.

Saw Smoots post in the other thread about Sellers retiring. Guess he knew his demise was right about the corner and father time caught up with him.

Solid competition at WR. I like it. We may not have world-beating talent but whoever makes the roster should contribute positively.

It's too early to be concerned but TC reports from all 3 days paint Cousins as an interception machine. There are seven mentions alone of Cousins picks. But of course he is a rook just finding his sea legs.

It might take him anywhere from 2-3 seasons before he finally "gets it" and becomes a solid backup qb. Idc as long as he spends on those seasons on the bench. He's a long-term developmental prospect.