Redskins Offseason Thread

My prediction for this year's Training Camp Man-Crush award: Mr. Irrelevant Trey Quinn confident he'll be relevant with Redskins - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN (http://www.espn.com/blog/washington-redskins/post/_/id/36509/final-pick-trey-quinn-confident-hell-be-relevant-with-redskins)

It seems to me that, normally, the TCMC is reserved for undrafted guys. However, as the last pick taken by anyone, I think he qualifies.

would like to see him backing up all that talk (which he claims he will do)

The real Question is: If Allen “brings nothing to the table,” why is he still here?


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What did Vinny Cerrato bring to the table? And he was fired and rehired.

My prediction for this year's Training Camp Man-Crush award: Mr. Irrelevant Trey Quinn confident he'll be relevant with Redskins - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN (http://www.espn.com/blog/washington-redskins/post/_/id/36509/final-pick-trey-quinn-confident-hell-be-relevant-with-redskins)

It seems to me that, normally, the TCMC is reserved for undrafted guys. However, as the last pick taken by anyone, I think he qualifies.

Trey Quinn could be very relevant when Crowder comes up for contract next year. Crowder's 2017 season was underwhelming and if he has a similar year he wouldn't be worth the overpriced contracts slot receivers are getting noawadays.. He may be replaced by Irrelevancy.

Edit. I googled it - and PFF has a good analysis.. Maybe Crowders production last year simply reflected good opposing defenses, and maybe he bounces back this year. Still if Trey Quinn is any good, he may replace Crowder to save us money

Washington Redskins – As we outlined on Tuesday, the Redskins have our easiest schedule for outside wide receivers, but also our fourth-easiest schedule for slot wide receivers. Jamison Crowder ran 74.4 percent of his routes from the slot last season and should reprise this role in 2018. Crowder saw a decline in production last year, averaging 11.0 fantasy points per game after averaging 12.0 in the season prior (and on 0.68 more targets per game). Still, our grades suggest he’s actually improved over this stretch (and massively so), grading out 32nd at the position after ranking 85th in 2016. His ADP is fine (WR41), but there are other names within that tier that I prefer.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/fantasy-football-the-best-and-worst-schedules-for-the-fantasy-slot-wide-receivers

Trey Quinn is the next Wes Welker lol.

We might want to temper the Quinn hype train, talking about him replacing Crowder is just a little silly at this point. Let’s see if he makes the team first.

We might want to temper the Quinn hype train, talking about him replacing Crowder is just a little silly at this point. Let’s see if he makes the team first.

He'll definitely make the team, it's not like competition at his position is super crazy either...

Replacing Crowder is one too many step ahead though, I agree.

Side note: 100% selfishly, I'd love us to bring WR Anthony Mahoungou in if he gets cut by the Eagles. They have a solid receiving corps, and he happens to be french and to have initially learned football in the closest team to my house, le Flash de la Courneuve ^^

Dallas Cowboys WR Terrance Williams arrested for public intoxication (http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/23547751/dallas-cowboys-wr-terrance-williams-arrested-public-intoxication)

Cowboys ballin

CT was our breakout star last season, who is that guy going to be this season?

Dunbar?

Nicholson?

Doc?

or someone else?

CT was our breakout star last season, who is that guy going to be this season?

Dunbar?

Nicholson?

Doc?

or someone else?



Defense...I think Preston Smith finally puts it all together and gets a Sack total in the mid teens. Payne and Allen will help his production.

Offense....Id lean towards Guice...but someone is gonna catch a ton of balls underneath check downs. Could be Crowder or Quinn in that role.