Jimmy Farris back in burgundy!

i think he is talking about you (ha ha)

He may be talking about me, and that's OK. I predict Farris will be better that Jacobs however.... heck, he is already better than Jacobs. What has Jacobs ever done in the regular season or the preseason but get hurt and make excuses. Farris is like Rudy, just happy to get a chance. I like guys like that!

i agree that farris is already better than taylor jacobs,what a waste of alot of natural ability

Taylor Jacobs will continue to get his chance for the rest of the season and then will be gone! I would love to see Jimmy Farris step up and become good solid 3rd guy..... By the way we need a new 2nd guy (other than Cooley). Patten is just not the answer, hurt or not hurt.

coooley is about to be a top 30 receiver in this league, that is rediculous. COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLEYYYYYYYY

ok i am serious bring back brown, i have said it a couple times this past week, i want him back.

He visited redskins park today!along with Carl Kearney, Willie Quinnie and Taco Wallace . i want a guy named Taco on the team

http://www.redskins.com/news/newsDetail.jsp?id=12808

Antonio Brown was among four free agent wide receivers who visited with team officials at Redskins Park on Tuesday.
As of Tuesday afternoon, there was no word on whether Brown or wide receivers Carl Kearney, Willie Quinnie and Taco Wallace will be signed to the 53-man roster or added to the practice squad.

Originally signed by the Redskins in November 2004, Brown has shown flashes as a kick return specialist, but he has also at times been careless with the football.


Antonio Brown
Brown, 5-10 and 175 pounds, was released by the Redskins on Sept. 13 after he fumbled a kickoff in the Sept. 11 season opener against the Chicago Bears. In that game, Brown returned two punts for five yards and one kickoff for 16 yards.

After his fumble, he was replaced on kickoff returns by Ladell Betts. The Redskins held on to win 9-7 at FedExField., with Brown's gaffe leading to the Bears' only touchdown.

Last year, Brown played in three games with the Redskins, returning 10 punts for an 8.9-yard return average. He also logged a 66-yard kickoff return in the season finale against Minnesota.

The Redskins are in the market for free agent wide receivers and kick return specialists due to injuries to David Patten and James Thrash.

Patten is on injured reserve after undergoing knee surgery last week and Thrash is expected to miss at least one game with a hamstring injury.

Wallace is a third-year player out of Kansas State who has had brief NFL stints with the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers. Kearney is a rookie out of Georgia Southern who was with the New York Jets earlier this year. Quinnie is a rookie out of Alabama-Birmingham who was with the San Diego Chargers earlier this year.

Apart from Antonio, are any of these guys familiar with our system?

Apart from Antonio, are any of these guys familiar with our system?ummmmmmmm....kevin dyson.....jamin Eliot?

I'm talking about those that visited today

I'm talking about those that visited todayo i should have understood when you said "these guys" :insane:

I don't think so
quinnie and that other guy are rookies so no and that Taco guy.... i would remember had we had a player named taco on our team