Training Camp 2018

MTK - Are you saying Josh Doctson is not injury prone?
Last seasons statistics are underwhelming to say the least. Up to this point in his NFL career it is safe to say he has been a disappointment. Yes?

We are about to find out what happens with a good Oline, good RB and no receivers in Dallas. I think they will struggle

You need balance across the roster...I think we have a nice mix of it. Still not sure why LG was ignored...but Im hoping Luavuo can stay somewhat healthy.

Are you saying Josh Doctson is not injury prone?
Stretch?

I don't understand how he is already hurt. Apparently he had his heel drained. Some guys bodies are just not made for football. We already have one of those guys in Reed. One more hard hit/concussion and he may have to retire. Hopefully this is just some minor stuff w/ Doc.

MTK - Are you saying Josh Doctson is not injury prone?
Stretch?

He missed his rookie year, he played all last year, he's dinged up now with an injury that likely wouldn't cause him to miss any games if this was the regular season. So I'd say the jury is out on whether he's truly injury prone.

I think in general fans get carried away with the injury prone label. It's football, players are going to get hurt. Guys like Ryan Kerrigan are rare exceptions to the rule.

One thing we can agree on...make or break for Doctson this year. He must produce...Im thinking 8-10 games he must produce or someone else should get a shot.

One thing we can agree on...make or break for Doctson this year. He must produce...Im thinking 8-10 games he must produce or someone else should get a shot.

If he's on the field he'll produce, I'm honestly not worried too much about that. We've got more weapons this year and a QB that will get him the ball.

Well, we've already got significant money invested in Williams and Moses and very soon Scherff is going cash in. Some roster spots have to be filled with picks and cheaper vets.

Saying Doctson rarely plays is a bit of stretch. He was active all 16 games last year.

We also have the 7th most cap dollars invested in the line per OTC. Falcons are #1 at 47M, we have 40M.

Interestingly the Patriots have the second least invested in OL, and have a star QB while spending middle of the road (13th most) QB money

Did not like the Richardson signing at all. Not sure what they see/saw in him. Deep speed is fine but if you're hurt a lot and can only do one thing then what good is he? Hope it works out but we've been down this type of free agent signing before.

I'm just the opposite, I love the Richardson signing. I think injuries in these type receivers (ala DJax) are just a part of the position, but especially if they are there for the playoff time, stretching the field can be critical for the rest of the team's success.

He's on a rookie first round contract which means he's under contract this year and next, and the year after that will be the option year.

So there's absolutely positively no reason to rush to judgment on Doctson. At his salary, he's way worth of a roster spot this season, and he'll be way worthy of a roster spot next season.

It doesn't mean you can't develop your depth, even to the point where you conclude a guy like Robert Davis may actually be better (I don't see it, but you constantly reevaluate).

We don't have to make a decision on Doctson this year or next, so just sit back and see what he does. If he gets hurt this year, yeah that's a bad sign, but it doesn't mean you cut him next year. Let the rookie contract play out, and decide then if he's worth resigning.

After a quiet week, Redskins WR Paul Richardson makes a highlight play (https://www.nbcsports.com/washington/redskins/after-quiet-week-redskins-wr-paul-richardson-makes-highlight-play)