Predict the 2009 Opening Day Roster

[Paintrain]

Originally Posted by mmil12

QB: Jason Campbell, Todd Collins, Colt 45 Would love to flip flop the two but not going to happen this year
RB: Portis, Betts, Cartright, Dorsey (Love Portis, but we have to limit his carries this year. We kill him every year by week 9.
FB: Sellers
TE: Cooley, Davis, Yoder
WR: Moss, El, Thomas, Kelly, R. Williams, Mitchell (Didn't carry 6 last year and were always short. Could be same situation with Kelly)
OL: Samuels, Dockery, Rabach, Thomas, Heyer, Williams, Bridges, Reinhardt (May need one more here)
DE: Philip Daniels, Andre Carter, Jeremy Jarmon, Renaldo Wynn, Alexander (Need experience and Alexander is so versitle)
DL: Haynesworth, Griffen, Montgomery, Golston (Might need one more here too)
LB: Fletcher, McIntosh, Orakpo, Blades, Fincher, Thomas, Wilson (Can take one away from here to fill a gap somewhere else)
CB: Hall, Rogers, Smoot, Barnes, Tryon (Love to see Westbrook beat out Tryon)
S: Landry, Horton, Moore, Daughty
LS: Albright (might be worst in the game)
K: Suisham (Hate this, wish it were someone else)
P: Hunter Smith (Great Signing)

I'm curious about a couple of things, why would you love to see Westbrook beat out Tryon? When did Albright, who went to the Pro Bowl 2 years ago and has never screwed up a snap as a Redskin, become 'worst in the game'? How do we need experience at DE, our oldest position group? What leads you to believe it may 'be the same situation with Kelly'? Based on what so far?

[mmil12]

Originally Posted by Paintrain

I'm curious about a couple of things, why would you love to see Westbrook beat out Tryon? When did Albright, who went to the Pro Bowl 2 years ago and has never screwed up a snap as a Redskin, become 'worst in the game'? How do we need experience at DE, our oldest position group? What leads you to believe it may 'be the same situation with Kelly'? Based on what so far?

1. Albright - ESPN came out with a stat last year about the amount of revolutions a football should spin before it gets to the punter. It so happen that Albright was rated last in the league at this. ESPN attributed much of our punting problems on this aspect of his game. They said his ball was significiantly slower then other L Snappers. Do I think he is a good blocker yes!

2. What I meant by experience at DE was that I don't thiink we can only have Buzbee and Jarmon there as back-ups. I'd like to see us have Jarmon with Wynn a proven veteran back-up and get Rob ready. Makes sense now?

3. Kelly hasn't proven anything yet. Yes, thus far in the off season he has shown that he can run routes without the knee swelling. However, I want to see him last an entire 16 games before I declare him healthy enough. The wear and tear of an NFL season is much more difficult then just an off season. As a fan, you have to agree that we were limited last year at WR with only Moss, ARE, Thrash, and Thomas. I'd definitely go 6 deep this year to prevent this from happening again because Kelly hasn't proven fully healthy this year. Thomas has proven he is consistantly going to perform, and Mitchell is a rookie.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by mmil12

1. Albright - ESPN came out with a stat last year about the amount of revolutions a football should spin before it gets to the punter. It so happen that Albright was rated last in the league at this. ESPN attributed much of our punting problems on this aspect of his game. They said his ball was significiantly slower then other L Snappers. Do I think he is a good blocker yes!

2. What I meant by experience at DE was that I don't thiink we can only have Buzbee and Jarmon there as back-ups. I'd like to see us have Jarmon with Wynn a proven veteran back-up and get Rob ready. Makes sense now?

3. Kelly hasn't proven anything yet. Yes, thus far in the off season he has shown that he can run routes without the knee swelling. However, I want to see him last an entire 16 games before I declare him healthy enough. The wear and tear of an NFL season is much more difficult then just an off season. As a fan, you have to agree that we were limited last year at WR with only Moss, ARE, Thrash, and Thomas. I'd definitely go 6 deep this year to prevent this from happening again because Kelly hasn't proven fully healthy this year. Thomas has proven he is consistantly going to perform, and Mitchell is a rookie.

Wow,

I don't know if it this stat matters or not, but I gotta say Wow. Can you link to that stat?

Can we get stats on how many rotations a qbs ball has on a 5yard out too. I mean that would be cool.

I am picturing Madden with a telestrator (or whatever they are called) following the ball from EA's hand to the punter. See how the laces don't revolve until here, a good snap has to have those laces back up earlier.

That must be why EA was Maddens Mr. Irrelevant.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by mmil12

1. Albright - ESPN came out with a stat last year about the amount of revolutions a football should spin before it gets to the punter. It so happen that Albright was rated last in the league at this. ESPN attributed much of our punting problems on this aspect of his game. They said his ball was significiantly slower then other L Snappers. Do I think he is a good blocker yes!

Ummm....were you referring to this?

http://www.thewarpath.net/512403-post1.html

The arch on his snaps is 1.65 degrees lower than 2007 and an astonishing 2.94 degrees lower than 2006. On top of that on field goal attempts of more than 30 yards, he averages only 12 full rotations of the football by the time it gets to the holder. That's in the bottom third of the league!

I made that up you know. If ESPN has come up with any such stat...I haven't seen it

[Stuck in TX]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Ummm....were you referring to this?

http://www.thewarpath.net/512403-post1.html



I made that up you know. If ESPN has come up with any such stat...I haven't seen it

Dude got strait up SmootsmackED!!