So says Scouts Inc.
Link:
http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/insid...ory?id=2935257
32. Washington Redskins
Six-year veteran
Andre Carter is the most solid player on the defensive line. He has been surrounded by underachievers and aging athletes. Carter has excellent quickness off the edge but has never been a physical player versus the run.
Phillip Daniels is on the backside of his career and does not have much playmaking ability. Backup ends
Demetric Evans and
Renaldo Wynn have shown little playmaking ability throughout their careers. Defensive tackles
Cornelius Griffin underachieved in 2006 and has been an inconsistent performer much of his career. Rookie sixth-round pick
Kedric Golston and backup
Joe Salave'a play hard but don't have the tools to be impact players. The Redskins didn't address the defensive line deficiencies in the 2007 draft. Instead they tried to plug holes with veteran retreads.