Prospects for Shanahans offense/Hasletts 3-4 DBigHairedAristocrat 02-01-2010, 01:31 PM Even without a cap, is there any way we could justify the type of money at one position to have both Wilfork and Haynesworth on the payroll? Even the Yankees don't have Mark Teixeria and Ryan Howard and Prince Fielder, even though they could easily afford to pay them all and have a DH spot in their lineup. how would wilfork and haynesworth be playing the same position? GTripp0012 02-01-2010, 01:44 PM how would wilfork and haynesworth be playing the same position?Well, I know we need a corner, but c'mon. MTK 02-01-2010, 01:45 PM Even without a cap, is there any way we could justify the type of money at one position to have both Wilfork and Haynesworth on the payroll? Even the Yankees don't have Mark Teixeria and Ryan Howard and Prince Fielder, even though they could easily afford to pay them all and have a DH spot in their lineup. Not sure I understand the need for both guys either... CultBrennan59 02-01-2010, 01:53 PM I got a 3-4 DE we should look at, Brandon Deadrick from Alabama, stops the run and gets near the QB a lot. GusFrerotte 02-01-2010, 02:17 PM If the FO was smart they would temper the FA spending for at least a couple seasons til they get a grasp of the salary caps future(non future). Any FA acquisitions should be moderate contracts to bolster our rather thin depth at some defensive skilled positions. I am sure we will gain some starters from these moves. Use the picks of the latter rounds to address the same issue. I hope the cap is killed off permanently, but who knows. I just don't want us to get nailed(fined a hefty sum) or lose drafts picks if we are found to be way over the cap if it is reinstated in 2011 or 2012. MTK 02-01-2010, 02:31 PM If this front office has done anything well over the years it's working the cap and finding creative ways to stretch it to the limit. I think they'll be fine going forward even in an uncertain time. Working the cap is right up BA's alley. SCRedskinsFan 02-01-2010, 02:35 PM Not sure I understand the need for both guys either... The way I understood it, Haynesworth is not a nose tackle and would continue to play on the end of the line. Wilfork plays on the nose. Sounds like a good combination to me... HugeMonkFan 02-01-2010, 02:37 PM If this front office has done anything well over the years it's working the cap and finding creative ways to stretch it to the limit. I think they'll be fine going forward even in an uncertain time. Working the cap is right up BA's alley. i agree with you. as many high profile high dollar players we have it seems they find a way year after year to stay under the salary cap figure...so i guess we have to give them kudos for that MTK 02-01-2010, 03:07 PM The way I understood it, Haynesworth is not a nose tackle and would continue to play on the end of the line. Wilfork plays on the nose. Sounds like a good combination to me... Good read here, some good insight in to the 3-4 Redskins Insider - Where will Haynesworth fit in Haslett's defense? (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/albert-haynesworth/theres-been-no-further-indicat.html) SCRedskinsFan 02-01-2010, 03:41 PM Good read here, some good insight in to the 3-4 Redskins Insider - Where will Haynesworth fit in Haslett's defense? (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/albert-haynesworth/theres-been-no-further-indicat.html) I read the article a few days ago when Jason Reid put it on Insider. Still leaves the question whether AH's heart would really be in playing nose tackle... (although the "stunting nose tackle" action seems to fit him well -- for a couple of plays at a time, of course) Would there be a problem of Wilfork and AH playing side by side? (other than the cost, of course:) | |
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