Pervis_Griffith
02-04-2020, 05:40 PM
This past season, the 49ers were coming off a 4 and 12 regular season. With the 2nd pick of the draft, they selected Nick Bosa, DE from Ohio State.
The Skins are coming off a 3 and 13 year, and hold the second pick in the draft, with all signs pointing to drafting of Chase Young, DE from Ohio State.
Obviously, there's a whole lot more to the Niners turnaround, and there are a lot more holes for the Skins to fill too, but these parallels are interesting.
Could the Skins do what the Niners did last year, next year?
That D-Line with Chase Young added to it, is freakin' tasty. With Rivera and Del Rio leading the new D, could that be the catalyst to turning the D into a top 10, or greater, defense? Could the Skins follow that all the way to the Super Bowl?
Probably not. But it is nice to dream ....
SFREDSKIN
02-04-2020, 06:36 PM
Yes, almost identical situation, except for they have better LB’s and a proven QB.
Our DL situation is identical, that’s why Chase Young is badly needed.
Buffalo Bob
02-04-2020, 07:24 PM
The answer is most likely a big NO! The 49ers were 4-12 in 2018 because they lost their QB who was 5-0 for them the previous year. Nick Bosa wasn't the main reason they won 9 more games.
mooby
02-04-2020, 07:56 PM
Are you saying if we improve enough, we too could lose to Mahomes and the Chiefs after blowing a 10 point lead in the Super Bowl next year?
This is a stretch.
Niners were 3 seasons into a rebuild with Shanahan.
Redskins are starting from scratch.
New system for the players. New players for the coaches. It’s going to take some time.
skinsfaninok
02-04-2020, 11:13 PM
No not happening unless Haskins has an MVP type season
sdskinsfan2001
02-05-2020, 01:36 AM
Our division was terrible this year. Draft Chase Young and hit on a couple FA and/or other picks and we could make the playoffs possibly.
Just draft Chase Young and that alone makes us way better.
Warthog
02-05-2020, 03:04 AM
It took 3 years for the 49ers to go from 4 wins to the SB. In the same amount of time the Redskins could rise to a similar level. Even if the Redskins draft Chase Young and he does have a Bosa -like years, I still think we’ll only get to .500 this season. Too many holes and you can only count on Kyle Smith to do so much. In two seasons I think we can be in the playoffs and on our way. Obviously the biggest unknown is Haskins and the WR group and our TE. We have two stars on WR, but need a WR #2 or for Harmon to excel. We have NOTHING at TE and look to add two TE through FA. We’ll probably take Greg Olsen and bid for an elite TE, but may come up short for an elite TE and may have to settle for an average TE FA or pick a third round TE, like we did with Cooley.
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AnonEmouse
02-05-2020, 04:55 AM
It's possible but there are too many ifs:
We clear all the dead wood and/or trim the salaries of the likes of Kerrigan
Haskins has a breakout season
We find a great WR & TE in FA/draft
We draft CY and the whole DL buck up
We find a field general at LB who can raise the bar for the LBs (possibly Holcomb?)
We get at least 1 if not 2 upgrades at DB, particularly CB
Guice stays healthy (and Love isn't a bust) - we have too many needs to pick up another RB
That's too much for one offseason imho
skinsfaninok
02-05-2020, 08:51 AM
Our division was terrible this year. Draft Chase Young and hit on a couple FA and/or other picks and we could make the playoffs possibly.
Just draft Chase Young and that alone makes us way better.
Agree, the Eagles and Boys both have big ?s going into the future. Dak is about to get Tagged so they will be cap strapped.. The Eagles have Wentz yes but he's injury prone as hell.
The Giants are young but need just as much as we do if not more. If Rivera has this defense in the top 15 next yr, we could make a run at the division.
Chase Young is the best player in this draft, similar to Bosa last yr and Quinton Nelson a few years ago, you simply HAVE to take him