Secondary is a Primary

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If Jackson can be anything like the player he was before suspension the combo of Merriweather and Jackson will knock some heads as well.

I agree completely. Unfortunately Jacksons off the field issues has taken away from ppl looking at the type of player he is. The guy can play, he is no Ed Reed but he is a very solid starter that has a nose for the ball.

Hatred is a little overboard, and it's certainly not what I think of him.

I just don't see how he's worth a roster spot with us.


over grossman... only scenario i see it working

over grossman... only scenario i see it working

The 3rd QB is typically inactive each game, so what's the point?

Love Tebow the person but don't really see him helping this team. Taking time on the field from other players and a roster spot for a few trick plays that could, but probably wouldn't be that successful is hardly worth it IMO.

I agree completely. Unfortunately Jacksons off the field issues has taken away from ppl looking at the type of player he is. The guy can play, he is no Ed Reed but he is a very solid starter that has a nose for the ball.

And he can hit

Dallas Clark Gets Owned - YouTube

The 3rd QB is typically inactive each game, so what's the point?

His potential for being a LOZO type player on the offensive side of the ball, filling in as needed maybe at FB, H-Back, TE in case of injuries, players who get to be day to day during the year.. when available on sundays when maybe a few ppl are in-active for some trickery type plays or jumbo packages... the potential for an adjustable more valuable player than grossman.. but i see what your saying, and unfortuantely for Tebow... this scenario would be better than current offers he's getting lol.. $75 a game? wow.

Why on earth would we want to take Gryphon, our best player, out of a game so that we can play Tebow instead? I say keep your best player in the game and let Tebow play elsewhere.

I would have to agree with you.

From the Amerson article:

The Redskins anticipate initially grooming Amerson to play on the outside and sharing the field with Hall and fellow starter Josh Wilson, one of whom presumably would play nickelback and cover the opposing slot receiver.

“The first thing we want to do is see if he can play outside because that’s the toughest position to play,” Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan said. “If you can find that guy, you are in pretty good shape. I think he can play nickel, but we are looking at him as an outside corner, and we’ll adjust some other players on the inside.”

Gotta feeling Amerson starts the season on the outside. Hall and Wilson fighting it out for the other boundry corner.

And he can hit.

Not to be a naysayer, but that wasn't actually much of a hit; Clark was just in a vulnerable position at the point of contact.