Re: Phillip Daniels
 

Daniels is an average pass rusher who had a phenomenal day against the likes of petiti/tucker. He will stay in DC next year as long as Greg Blache stays in DC. All the ex-Bears such as Daniels, Holdman, Harris etc. are Blache's boys.

That said, we will upgrade on Wynn's side of the D-line this offseason via free agency. Wynn might be forced to restructure (if his cap no. is too unwieldy), and they will use him for depth (rotating him on the interior of the line at times).

Re: Phillip Daniels
 

The fact that he was playing against a scrub Dallas offensive line helped a lot. He was motivated though. Apparently it was his son's 13th birth day and he told him he was going to get a sack.

Re: Phillip Daniels
 

From what I remember he's gotten regular pressure and push in the past few games and seems to be fully healed up, but I'd still like a young pass rushing specialist de. I also like seeing how often Clemons seems so close to sacks by sprinting around the corner and seems to be a step or 2 away a few times a game from bringing down the qb and maybe even forcing a fumble.

Re: Phillip Daniels
 

he's better than wynn and i think he makes less, so if we're looking for a pass rusher, i'd bet wynn is the od man out.

Re: Phillip Daniels
 

:headbange you guys were talking about Butz, Man when I was a kid I used to scrape my redskins hutch helmet on the concrete so I would look like him. He was awesome baby.

Re: Phillip Daniels
 

On the team, Yes. As a starter, No. He's a below average pass rusher, and a mediocre defensive end at best. Before Sunday, he had five an a half sacks in his previous 34 games as a Redskin. He found a nut on Sunday, like most squirrels eventually do, but Washinton definitely still needs an upgrade at the D end position.