The re-sign Orakpo thread

"With the 35th pick of the 2014 NFL Draft the Washington Redskins select:
Shane Skov, MLB, Stanford."

That would be awesome!! He's the real deal.

With our 33 pick or 34 whatever it'll be , I'd seriously look into LB , I know we need a RT but still

Gotta be the best player available at any position of need in the early second round.

I'm betting that we sign a RT candidate in FA.

Gotta be the best player available at any position of need in the early second round.

I'm betting that we sign a RT candidate in FA.

Agree

Gotta be the best player available at any position of need in the early second round.

I'm betting that we sign a RT candidate in FA.

Agreed. With that pick you look at all positions of need and take the guy out of that pool who will make the most impact.

No thanks. Shane Skov is slower than molasses in January.

Thats what they said about Brandon Spikes amd Luke Kuechly.

Honestly, Rak is going to flourish in either a 3-4 OR a 4-3. Have to say, it's been pretty impressive watching him get his feet again. Last game was the first game this season I felt like Kerrigan truly benefited because of Orakpo's presence.

We have the money, why not pay the man who has kept his mouth shut, and been a great member of this team. He's not elite, and maybe never will be, but a team can't have enough "very good" football players.

Thats what they said about Brandon Spikes amd Luke Kuechly.

H-m-m-m-m-m. I may need to rethink that, then.

Will we re-sign him? We have so many needs that I think it's very doubtful that we'll be able to re-sign him and still address other needs. So, no.

I just don't see the logic in letting above average, home grown talent walk, and creating another hole that needs to be filled. This team is rarely successful at signing 'value' guys and getting them to perform above their pay grade.

What's wrong with stabilizing a position with a known commodity that gives you above average production? If the other option is rolling the dice on an upside guy just to save some money, I'd prefer the known commodity. Otherwise, you end up getting stuck with Doughty and Wilson as starters, rather than Rogers and Landry.

Thats what they said about Brandon Spikes amd Luke Kuechly.

Amen. Not to mention Burfict who is leading the NFL in tackles I believe?

I just don't see the logic in letting above average, home grown talent walk, and creating another hole that needs to be filled. This team is rarely successful at signing 'value' guys and getting them to perform above their pay grade.

What's wrong with stabilizing a position with a known commodity that gives you above average production? If the other option is rolling the dice on an upside guy just to save some money, I'd prefer the known commodity. Otherwise, you end up getting stuck with Doughty and Wilson as starters, rather than Rogers and Landry.

In addition to Orakpo, I'd like to see Rob Jackson extended. He's a quality guy and always provides a little bit of a spark when he comes in.