Redskins General 2020 NFL Thread

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I wonder why Moss attended 5 different High Schools and two colleges?

If his last name wasn't Moss would we even care about this guy?

I'd love for him to pan out but I'm keeping my expectations pretty low.

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Low risk, high reward.

We are thin at TE so I was downright giddy after this signing

If his last name wasn't Moss would we even care about this guy?

I'd love for him to pan out but I'm keeping my expectations pretty low.


Agreed.

He's got pedigree. Maybe that'll work for him. And us.

The opportunity is wide open for him. His Daddy would take advantage. Will he?

Cornelius Lucas - our best bet at starting LT to start the season. I really like what Im reading on him. Not that he is going to be some stud pro bowl LT but he looks like a real good value add.

72.2 PFF grade

2019 - first year he was given a chance to start. Started 8 games for the Bears, played in all 16.

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Not only did Lucas play significantly more last season than he had in previous years, but he more than held his own along the Bears' offensive line.

Lucas allowed only one sack, per STATS LLC and gave up 12 pressures while incurring zero penalties on 507 snaps.

For his efforts, Lucas was named the Bears' most improved player in 2019, according to Pro Football Focus. He finished the year with an overall grade of 72.2, the first time in his career he graded above 65.0.



Lucas has never been seen as a full-time starter, but as it stands, he could assume that role for the Redskins in 2020.

Lucas started six games at right tackle last season and two at left tackle, and while Morgan Moses seems to have right tackle locked up, the other position remains wide open.
https://www.redskins.com/news/redskins-cornelius-lucas-five-things-to-know

2 yr/5.3M deal .. lots to like. Not saying the guy is the answer but perhaps he can stick around, maybe be our starting RT next year once we find our LT anchor.

Lucas started six games at right tackle last season and two at left tackle, and while Morgan Moses seems to have right tackle locked up, the other position remains wide open.

What have you been smoking today? Morgan Moses doesn't even have a place on the roster locked up after the way he played last season.

What have you been smoking today? Morgan Moses doesn't even have a place on the roster locked up after the way he played last season.

He didn't play good for sure, but can we afford not keeping him on the roster ? I'm not sure. Tackle is a position of need no matter how you put it.

Cornelius Lucas - our best bet at starting LT to start the season. I really like what Im reading on him. Not that he is going to be some stud pro bowl LT but he looks like a real good value add.

72.2 PFF grade

2019 - first year he was given a chance to start. Started 8 games for the Bears, played in all 16.

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Not only did Lucas play significantly more last season than he had in previous years, but he more than held his own along the Bears' offensive line.

Lucas allowed only one sack, per STATS LLC and gave up 12 pressures while incurring zero penalties on 507 snaps.

For his efforts, Lucas was named the Bears' most improved player in 2019, according to Pro Football Focus. He finished the year with an overall grade of 72.2, the first time in his career he graded above 65.0.



Lucas has never been seen as a full-time starter, but as it stands, he could assume that role for the Redskins in 2020.

Lucas started six games at right tackle last season and two at left tackle, and while Morgan Moses seems to have right tackle locked up, the other position remains wide open.
https://www.redskins.com/news/redskins-cornelius-lucas-five-things-to-know

2 yr/5.3M deal .. lots to like. Not saying the guy is the answer but perhaps he can stick around, maybe be our starting RT next year once we find our LT anchor.

You know what: good to read that.
I know pretty close to nothing about him, and if he can turn into another Ereck Flowers like nice surprise, I like it!

Now that the draft is over, I'm running out of things to even bother looking up on the internet. My reading breakdown was: 90% sports, 5% news, 5% miscellaneous. I'm over reading the news right now, so I'm out on 95% of my internet usage. I really need to learn to like reading books.

I did go on Amazon Prime and save some sports movies. Might need to watch Friday Night Lights tonight.