11-08-2012, 09:11 AM | #31 |
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Why would anyone trade for one of the worst corners in the league, especially with his contract?
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the contract was typical bullshit dan snyder/vinny run the franchise into the ground move, but he wasnt this bad when Los was here. They complimented each other well. He was at least average then, certainly not worth the money he was being paid.
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I don't agree with his punk antics but Hall is not the worst corner in the league. He has trouble on crossing routes, but most db's do. Id take him on a go rt vs Megatron over a whole bunch of others in the NFL. Oh and btw his ass is on the field every Sunday!! That's right he actually fn plays hard and don't get hurt ever damn year. Hell we got idiots that cant even get out of their own way during pre-game warm ups.
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is shanny to blame for where we are player wise? i think yes and no. while he has been here for almost 3 years now, thats not a lot of time to enact a culture change and completely retool the roster. especially when we didnt have all of our draft picks and then the 18 mil fine we got slapped with this year. and to be fair some of that blame fails on shanny too, the mcnabb trade the hanyesworth handeling. but at the end of the day he can only go after players that are available and use the resources at his disposal. i think shanny has another year to show more improvement, but i think haslett could and should lose his job by the end of this season if no improvement is shown. from the outside looking in it seems like he really doesnt understand the ebb and flow of the 3-4. and his biggest flaw is not being able to make in game adjustments. unless there is marketable improvement in the last half of the season firing haslett is a no brainer.
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Shanahan is not without fault, but I view his switching to a 3-4 as a needless move like a lot of Redskins fans do. But I like the 3-4 defense now and I would prefer Kerrigan and Orakpo as OLBs instead of DEs. I think the defensive front is decent but the lack of rush without Carriker and B. Orakpo is hurting the overall defense. If the Redskins don't start hustling more within the defensive secondary and keep getting beat consistently then Haslett will indeed be gone. Even if they somehow improve I don't see them making that much more improvement. Jarvis Jenkins is not having an impact. Barry Cofield is not a conventional NT, but he's solid and Stephen Bowen is solid. The LB corps are okay but London Fletcher's age is starting to show and there's no telling how much longer he can play. I'm not even going to emphasize the secondary. This defensive unit won't be any better than 23rd or 22nd ranked for the remainder of the year. If they improve, that will be the best that they'll be able to do based on what we've seen in the first 9 games. But if they can start creating more turnovers and get the ball back in the hands of the offense then the Redskins can run the table and perhaps end up 10-6. |
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11-08-2012, 11:28 AM | #39 |
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I second that, Green could also cover much taller players such as Irvin, Moss, Rice, etc. Deion got the fame because he was flashy.
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deion was a good all around athlete... and thats good for the position and for punt returning which when he was young was another one of his claims to fame.. not a bad player... green all day but deion bashing is un-needed the guy had a pretty decent career and was exciting to watch
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11-08-2012, 12:14 PM | #42 |
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Can't repalce the entire defense. Are we going to just bring in more free agents?Remember, Wilson was a free agent, everyone liked it when he signed and now everyone wants to run him off. To me, Wilson just needs to be coached up. He's been in position most of the time, he's just not making the plays. Hall? Now that's another story.
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Deion Sanders = Best cornerback ever to play the position. Just because you might not like him doesn't mean he was ever fat and lazy. Some people think that he might have even been faster than green. Deion, while I think he is a pompous asshat, was a damn good cornerback. His ONLY downside was his tackkling. I dont care about the dancing, rapping and arrogance, he backed up what he ran his mouth about. (Although I will say that nothing that he ever did on the field came even close to the magic that was made in the studio when he made the best rap album of all time) |
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not back then for corners.... they werent as good at it then as they are now...
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