2013 Free Agents

Would this also suggest that we may be getting some of our cap space back in order to pursue a top tier stud?

I don't expect us to get money back

I don't expect us to get money back

Chris Russell, you son of a bitch!

Redskins Look North, Work Out CFL Starting Lineman Brian Simmons - Redskins Journal (http://news.fredericksburg.com/redskinsjournal/2013/01/21/redskins-look-north-work-out-cfl-starting-lineman-brian-simmons/)

Redskins Look North, Work Out CFL Starting Lineman Brian Simmons
By ZAC BOYER | zboyer@freelancestar.com

Brian Simmons, a 6-foot-5, 304-pound offensive lineman who started all 18 games at left tackle for the CFL’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats last season, worked out for the Washington Redskins last week, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Simmons, 27, played four seasons in college at Oklahoma, where he was a teammate of left tackle Trent Williams and occasionally started next to him at left guard. He was in New England’s training camp in 2010 after going undrafted, then signed with Hamilton for the 2011 season.

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By Zac Boyer on January 21st, 2013 4:58 pm


If you don't have much money to spend in FA, don't have your top draft picks -- I think this makes perfect sense. Shanny always likes low round draft picks for O-line, to work with his ZBS. Would be nice if it works, clearly other teams dumped him.

My guess on SS Armond Armstead- Has to pass a physical

Watching the NFC Championship game, I couldn't help thinking "what if we had the balls to do it"? What if we snagged a top receiver like Mike Wallace? The Falcons had a big three Gonzalez, White, and Jones. What if we did the same Resigning Fred D, Garcon, and Wallace. You have a possession guy in Garcon, Speed guy in Wallace and dynamic tight end option in Fred. Match that up with this running game and a dynamic player like RG3 it would be a nightmare to stop. Also if we have a stronger receiving core the better chance that Robert could become a better passer.

My guess on SS Armond Armstead- Has to pass a physical

Watching the NFC Championship game, I couldn't help thinking "what if we had the balls to do it"? What if we snagged a top receiver like Mike Wallace? The Falcons had a big three Gonzalez, White, and Jones. What if we did the same Resigning Fred D, Garcon, and Wallace. You have a possession guy in Garcon, Speed guy in Wallace and dynamic tight end option in Fred. Match that up with this running game and a dynamic player like RG3 it would be a nightmare to stop. Also if we have a stronger receiving core the better chance that Robert could become a better passer.

Lets do it. :D

However, we need to save some money for a secondary too, or we'll be in the same situation as 2012 with the offense battling its own defense for the most points.

Really? Pay an overpriced WR when we have young talent on the roster?
Why not develop what we have and see what comes of it? Robinson and Hankerson are plenty speedy enough (particularly Robinson) to stretch a defense and go for the deep ball.

Defense my friends. Defense. Our offense is averaging 24+ points a game.

Really? Pay an overpriced WR when we have young talent on the roster?
Why not develop what we have and see what comes of it? Robinson and Hankerson are plenty speedy enough (particularly Robinson) to stretch a defense and go for the deep ball.

Defense my friends. Defense. Our offense is averaging 24+ points a game.

Some people are so silly, a team can't win with a measly 24+ points average. We clearly need to upgrade the offensive skill position set in both FA and the draft. JR, just think a minute, and let the truth of this wash over you. Then you will see that all we need is a better WR, TE and RT. Then we will be all powerful, and opponents offenses will cower as we put up the might 27+ points average. That is the key, always. No opponent can beat you when you score 27 or more points. (it's true, I saw it on the internet).

Some people are so silly, a team can't win with a measly 24+ points average. We clearly need to upgrade the offensive skill position set in both FA and the draft. JR, just think a minute, and let the truth of this wash over you. Then you will see that all we need is a better WR, TE and RT. Then we will be all powerful, and opponents offenses will cower as we put up the might 27+ points average. That is the key, always. No opponent can beat you when you score 27 or more points. (it's true, I saw it on the internet).

Someone download the State Farm commercial.

Yup, better defense means more chances for offense, be nice to get off the field more on third downs also.

My guess on SS Armond Armstead- Has to pass a physical

Watching the NFC Championship game, I couldn't help thinking "what if we had the balls to do it"? What if we snagged a top receiver like Mike Wallace? The Falcons had a big three Gonzalez, White, and Jones. What if we did the same Resigning Fred D, Garcon, and Wallace. You have a possession guy in Garcon, Speed guy in Wallace and dynamic tight end option in Fred. Match that up with this running game and a dynamic player like RG3 it would be a nightmare to stop. Also if we have a stronger receiving core the better chance that Robert could become a better passer.

Too late armstead is a NE Patriot now.