Redskins Offseason Thread

[MTK]

Between McGee and Hood for the final d-line spot, assuming no injuries of course

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Irrefutable

Cap savings? $1 million or more?

Per Overthecap.com if it's a post Jun1st cut we save 187K, if it's a pre-Jun1 cut we end up taking a 2.3M cap hit. Gotta assume it was a Post J1 cut

AJ Francis and Montari Hughes equate to 1.3M in cap savings

[EdmundDorf]

I heard that they re-negotiated his salary (either Tandler or Keim stated it) so that it was no longer guaranteed, on Over the cap the $3.25m is still listed as guaranteed,

[jamf]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

If you look at this list, it shows a pretty consistent level of 1 and 2 round choices that have immediate impact. Payne and Guice should continue this trend.

Are we looking at the same thing?
Can you name those 2nd rounders that made an immediate impact?

The 2nd round has been a disaster for the Redskins.
Preston Smith is the only guy that has a shot of being a career Redskin.

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by EdmundDorf

I heard that they re-negotiated his salary (either Tandler or Keim stated it) so that it was no longer guaranteed, on Over the cap the $3.25m is still listed as guaranteed,

Redskins make a D-line contract change, gain roster flexibility | NBC Sports Washington

"he Redskins and the player agreed to remove the full guarantee of the 2018 salary and change it to an injury-only guarantee."

"If McClain loses out in the battle for a roster spot in training camp releasing him would save about $3.4 million in 2018 cap space. However, there would be a dead cap charge of $2.5 million in 2019. If his salary had remained fully guaranteed his departure would have caused a net cap charge of about $2 million."

[DYoungJelly]

Originally Posted by MTK

Between McGee and Hood for the final d-line spot, assuming no injuries of course

This situation is such an improvement from where we were.

We are going to have to cut a serviceable player because of quality depth at one of the most important positions.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

Redskins make a D-line contract change, gain roster flexibility | NBC Sports Washington



"he Redskins and the player agreed to remove the full guarantee of the 2018 salary and change it to an injury-only guarantee."



"If McClain loses out in the battle for a roster spot in training camp releasing him would save about $3.4 million in 2018 cap space. However, there would be a dead cap charge of $2.5 million in 2019. If his salary had remained fully guaranteed his departure would have caused a net cap charge of about $2 million."

a net savings of $0.9 million over two years. paying whoever takes his place on the roster (even at the league minimum) would cost more than that. They must have had a VERY low opinion of him.


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[skinsfaninok]

Cravens and Murphy were both solid until one nutted out and the other got hurt. Amerson was Eh but overall it's not a home run that every 1 &2 should Pan out. U can't hate on his drafts man, they are better than what we had before he got here.

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[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

a net savings of $0.9 million over two years. paying whoever takes his place on the roster (even at the league minimum) would cost more than that. They must have had a VERY low opinion of him.


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No, we are saving 3,5M this year, and still quite a lot in 2019, 2,5M dead cap is less than what we'd had paid him if he stayed here. His contract was more than 5M/y.

[Chico23231]

J E T S Jets Jets Jets

Redskins to host Jets for 3 training camp practices - NBC12 - WWBT - Richmond, VA News On Your Side

The Washington Redskins announced Tuesday that the team will host three days of joint training practices with the Jets at the Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center from Aug. 12-14.

Ive been to couple in the past...Patriots and Texans...by the far the coolest thing about training camp.

[WillH]

https://twitter.com/PFF/status/991388560036126720?s=19

Very interesting. I've been curious about whether our running woes have been more due to OL or RBs, this suggests our line has opened holes. That said, it was with a lot of play from backups.

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[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by WillH

https://twitter.com/PFF/status/991388560036126720?s=19

Very interesting. I've been curious about whether our running woes have been more due to OL or RBs, this suggests our line has opened holes. That said, it was with a lot of play from backups.

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saw this too, I think either way u slice it we still need LG

[WillH]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

saw this too, I think either way u slice it we still need LG

You don't think we could just have 4 lineman on the field?

Sorry, I'm in a smart ass mood.

Yeah, maybe a vet guard will be released, I've been keeping an eye out, but honestly, do you think anyone we put in there will be any less effective than Lavauo? Nsekhe doesn't seem like a great plan, but it may still be an upgrade.

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[WillH]

BTW, Alex Boone is a Guard with a lot of experience. He hasn't landed anywhere in FA. Should the Skins kick the tires on him? He had a PFF grade in the 70s two years ago, last year on a one year deal his grade was just 39.5 (66th overall G) which was still higher than Lauvao at 38.3 (70th overall G). Doesn't sound great, but would you rather he compete for Guard than Nsekhe?

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[Irrefutable]

Originally Posted by WillH

BTW, Alex Boone is a Guard with a lot of experience. He hasn't landed anywhere in FA. Should the Skins kick the tires on him? He had a PFF grade in the 70s two years ago, last year on a one year deal his grade was just 39.5 (66th overall G) which was still higher than Lauvao at 38.3 (70th overall G). Doesn't sound great, but would you rather he compete for Guard than Nsekhe?

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only if he gets a minimal contract, last year he got $6 million