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[quote=Ruhskins;906493]Is it verified?[/quote]

Very much so. I feel like he's always near the top of my feed whenever I check my account on my phone. Anyway his tweets are mainly about Baylor, inspirational filler, and uh Kevin Hart.......Andrew Luck doesn't have a Twitter feed. He's to busy training. RG3 more like RGLeaf :D

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[quote=Dirtbag59;907076]Very much so. I feel like he's always near the top of my feed whenever I check my account on my phone. Anyway his tweets are mainly about Baylor, inspirational filler, and uh Kevin Hart.......Andrew Luck doesn't have a Twitter feed. He's to busy training. [B]RG3 more like RGLeaf [/B]:D[/quote]

:laughing2

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[quote=PWNED;905826]ugh, i knew it.

maybe the redskins are ultra-confident that brown is oging to be ok and were going to stockpile some depth? bell was RT for the bills thoguh right?[/quote]

It doesn't look like the Redskins are going to sign a right tackle through free agency. If Brown continues to rehab his hip injury by doing yoga, maybe it will benefit him during the season. Whether he can play 16 games in a Redskin uniform remains to be seen.

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[SIZE=4]RG3 already studying our playbook. :D
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[url]https://twitter.com/#!/CHICKatCSN/status/188114935748886529[/url]
[quote]Source tells me Redskins Kyle Shanahan in Waco Tx. tonite Will visit RG3 couple times each week for next several weeks[/quote]

[url=http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/7406/robert-griffin-iii]Robert Griffin III - College Player - 2012 Player Profile - Rotoworld.com[/url]
[quote][B]Redskins OC Kyle Shanahan will reportedly meet with Baylor QB Robert Griffin III a couple of times per week leading up to the draft.[/B]
If it's true, the report speaks of the level of confidence by both the Redskins and Griffin's camp that the Colts are locked into Andrew Luck with the first pick. RGIII will get a head start on the Redskins playbook in the meantime, expediting his NFL learning curve. Apr 6 - 9:18 AM
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[quote=Monkeydad;907238][SIZE=4]RG3 already studying our playbook. :D
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[url]https://twitter.com/#!/CHICKatCSN/status/188114935748886529[/url]


[url=http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/7406/robert-griffin-iii]Robert Griffin III - College Player - 2012 Player Profile - Rotoworld.com[/url][/quote]

Huzzah!

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Kyle should give pieces of the playbook to Terry Shea, if he hasn't already.

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I wonder if both the Colts and Redskins have talked and have said, "OK, we're taking Luck, you're taking Griffin. Right? Right." That way both teams can start prepping...

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[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;907273]I wonder if both the Colts and Redskins have talked and have said, "OK, we're taking Luck, you're taking Griffin. Right? Right." That way both teams can start prepping...[/quote]it would be nice if the colts were that thoughtful. it's no sweat off their sacks either way, but why would they?

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There isnt really a benefit to them. Negligable as it is, if we're a little worried that we may not get our guy, than we focus less on the later rounds.

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[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;907273]I wonder if both the Colts and Redskins have talked and have said, "OK, we're taking Luck, you're taking Griffin. Right? Right." That way both teams can start prepping...[/quote]

I hope so. I mean they're at the point where all the evidence is at the table, and they probably should've been able to come to a conclusion by now. Contract shouldn't even be a problem with the rookie wage scale, so all the talk about using RG3 as leverage shouldn't be as big a deal because the difference between paying the two should be minimal, if there is a difference at all.

I've been hearing small talk that Jim Irsay knows which qb he's taking, that he's been selling the Colts fanbase on the idea of Luck for a long time now, and if that's the case then all the talk he's putting out about being undecided is just hogwash. In all honesty if I were going to put money on it I think by now the Colts would've told the Redskins which guy they're taking, which in all inevitability will probably be Luck.

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We're not going to get nailed by Goodell for tampering with the draft or some crock of a charge for this, are we?

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There's no tampering going on. Teams are allowed to visit with players before the draft.

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i visit mine before and after

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The more I think about Kyle going down to Waco the more I like it.
Are there rules against Kyle sitting down with Art Briles?
If I was Kyle I would let Briles explain their offense in detail and exchange information about concepts form Baylor's offense that he can add to his offense.

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One thing I would expect this year is for the offense to work a lot faster. I don't think it will be a lot different from a scheme/play perspective, but I think they can get in and out of the huddle a heck of a lot faster and put pressure on defenses that way.

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[quote=GTripp0012;907331]One thing I would expect this year is for the offense to work a lot faster. I don't think it will be a lot different from a scheme/play perspective, but I think they can get in and out of the huddle a heck of a lot faster and put pressure on defenses that way.[/quote]We can only hope.
It was very frustrating at times watching game time mismanagement.
From tempo, to the QB waiting for the playcall, to the slow paced 'hurry up' etc.

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Yes, looking forward to watching the 2 minute drills in the future. Hadn't watched much of his actual (ie. uncut) game footage until recently -- I just watched the [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcaJ-xqVwcc"]Baylor-Oklahoma[/URL] game on youtube where RG3 was able to march down the field with [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjYU9Q5xKo8&feature=relmfu"]50 seconds on the clock [/URL]to win the game. Efficient, poised, and certainly didn't waste 30 seconds with each play call. Ability for the QB to run the ball greatly helps create chaos for the opposing defenses in the end of the game. Going for it all in the end-zone with 8 seconds left in the clock was... f@#$king awesome. Also I didn't know that there was another Robert Griffin on that football team.

But my real point is, it is awesome to see:
1) RG3 refuses to work out with the Colts. (and everyone else).
2) BUT RG3 agrees to meet [U]a couple of times per week[/U] with Kyle Shanahan.


Stating the obvious -- RG3 [U]definitely wants[/U] to come to us. The Colts fanbase mostly doesn't want him there, and he'd have a ton of pressure to succeed for the rest of his career if he went there. They're used to Peyton and expect success. SuperBowl would be the only true success, and losing in the playoffs would be a disappointment. Hard to be excited about negativity with high expectations. Conversely, the Redskins [U]traded their franchise[/U] for him. Fans already love him here and hope to have him save the franchise. Most of us don't expect immediate success, and playoffs would be an accomplishment in the next 2 years. We do expect Superbowl wins - but probably in starting 3-5 years.

ALSO, the rookie payscale means both are paid about the same minus $200-300k per year. He could make MUCH MUCH more in endorsements here vs. Indianapolis. Here, he could immediately make millions just by showing up -- he already has 60k twitter fans, and hasn't even been drafted by a team. His socks would be worth more in DC than Indianapolis.

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updating using: [url]http://www.profootballweekly.com/201...-value-chart-7[/url]
a lot of my guys have moved out of range according to their board.

Round 3: OT Kelechi Osemele, ILB Mychal Kendricks, FS Trenton Robinson
Round 4: OT Brandon Mosley, OT Donald Stephenson, OT James Brown, OT Tom Compton
S Markelle Martin,
Round 5: OT Zebrie Sanders, OG Senio Kelemete, OT Nate Potter
Round 6: FS Aaron Henry, FS Robert Blanton, FS DeQuan Menzie, Chris Rainey, FB Terrance Ganaway, TE James Hanna
Round 7: WR DeVier Posey, OG Brandon Washington, OT Matt McCants, OT Andrew Datko
ILB Vontaze Burfict,

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[quote=GTripp0012;907331]One thing I would expect this year is for the offense to work a lot faster. I don't think it will be a lot different from a scheme/play perspective, but I think they can get in and out of the huddle a heck of a lot faster and put pressure on defenses that way.[/quote]

Back in the day, the Buffalo Bills no huddle offense would paralyze defenses. They ran this offense unlike any other team in the NFL. This was a big reason why they went to 4 straight Super Bowls in 1990, 1991, 1992, and 1993. They could exploit weaknesses in defenses simply because the defenses didn't and couldn't get the correct personnel on the field to challenge what Buffalo was doing on offense due to their lining up quickly after a play had just ended. I remember it was fun to watch.

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[quote=GTripp0012;907331]One thing I would expect this year is for the offense to work a lot faster. I don't think it will be a lot different from a scheme/play perspective, but I think they can get in and out of the huddle a heck of a lot faster and put pressure on defenses that way.[/quote]

More tempo is absolutely necessary for success and frankly I don't know what to make of the (total) lack of it we've witnessed so far. I guess I assumed it had more to do w/ coaching than QB because McNabb seemed only marginally better at getting the guys to the LOS than Rex. Beck isn't worth discussing here.

I mean for all the fun poked at Rex for being tubby it's not like he's so fat/winded as to be "catching his breath" between plays? Again it was just my assumption that Mike/Kyle haven't demanded fast-beat offense/2 minute drill, etc

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[quote=ethat001;907344]

But my real point is, it is awesome to see:
1) RG3 refuses to work out with the Colts. (and everyone else).
2) BUT RG3 agrees to meet [U]a couple of times per week[/U] with Kyle Shanahan.


Stating the obvious -- RG3 [U]definitely wants[/U] to come to us. The Colts fanbase mostly doesn't want him there, and he'd have a ton of pressure to succeed for the rest of his career if he went there. They're used to Peyton and expect success. SuperBowl would be the only true success, and losing in the playoffs would be a disappointment. Hard to be excited about negativity with high expectations. Conversely, the Redskins [U]traded their franchise[/U] for him. Fans already love him here and hope to have him save the franchise. Most of us don't expect immediate success, and playoffs would be an accomplishment in the next 2 years. We do expect Superbowl wins - but probably in starting 3-5 years.

ALSO, the rookie payscale means both are paid about the same minus $200-300k per year. He could make MUCH MUCH more in endorsements here vs. Indianapolis. Here, he could immediately make millions just by showing up -- he already has 60k twitter fans, and hasn't even been drafted by a team. His socks would be worth more in DC than Indianapolis.[/quote]

Good stuff here!

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[quote=REDSKINS4ever;907359]Back in the day, the Buffalo Bills no huddle offense would paralyze defenses. They ran this offense unlike any other team in the NFL. This was a big reason why they went to 4 straight Super Bowls in 1990, 1991, 1992, and 1993. They could exploit weaknesses in defenses simply because the defenses didn't and couldn't get the correct personnel on the field to challenge what Buffalo was doing on offense due to their lining up quickly after a play had just ended. I remember it was fun to watch.[/quote]



I would enjoy seeing a no huddle run extensively for the skins, however the MEGAMINDS feel the need to micromanage the offense during games. I heard Kyle on the radio say that Rex didn't get the entire play and who to throw the ball to in the Vikings game at the end of the half (during what should have been a 2 minute drill) as a reason for a wasted opportunity? How much information does a pro qb need?