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I notice that no one has mentioned the secondary. As alluded to by moi in another thread, that was problem area last year.

Have there been any signings that I've missed among the defensive backs? Admittedly, I haven't been paying much attention this offseason.

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[quote=Beemnseven;711080]I notice that no one has mentioned the secondary. As alluded to by moi in another thread, that was problem area last year.

Have there been any signings that I've missed among the defensive backs? Admittedly, I haven't been paying much attention this offseason.[/quote]

Phillip Buchanon was added to replace Smoot as the nickel, and we recently claimed Ramzee Robinson off waivers.

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[quote=rbanerjee23;710992]Honestly, if the stars align...our OL bookends could be set for a very long time. Giving us time to draft a C, G in the upcoming years to develop.

Best offseason move: Acquiring Trent Williams + Jammal Brown + Selvish Capers[/quote]

erik cook is offended

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[quote=tryfuhl;711109]erik cook is offended[/quote]

If Trent Williams, Selvish Capers, and Eric Cook all turn out well ... that would be nothing short of miraculous.

But you're right...with all due deference to Eric Cook --
Best Offseason Move = Acquiring Trent Williams + Jammal Brown + Selvish Capers + [B]Eric Cook[/B]

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guessing that the move is a cumulation of all 4 players and not 4 separate moves

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Long term, firing Vinny was a big move because it changes the way the Skins evaluate and choose players. The McNabb signing is the biggest in the short term as the Skins went from having no QB to having a bonafide all pro QB with a few good years left in his tank.

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[quote=rbanerjee23;711123]If Trent Williams, Selvish Capers, and Eric Cook all turn out well ... that would be nothing short of miraculous.

But you're right...with all due deference to Eric Cook --
Best Offseason Move = Acquiring Trent Williams + Jammal Brown + Selvish Capers + [B]Eric Cook[/B][/quote]

Artis Hicks and Kory L are in the corner crying

Re: Redskins Off-season Review
 

[quote=rbanerjee23;711123]If Trent Williams, Selvish Capers, and Eric Cook all turn out well ... that would be nothing short of miraculous.

But you're right...with all due deference to Eric Cook --
Best Offseason Move = Acquiring Trent Williams + Jammal Brown + Selvish Capers + [B]Eric Cook[/B][/quote]

Well, I just took a huge hit of Kool-Aid and the thought occurred to me - If the stars align, in a year our starting line up could look like this:

RT Capers
RG Rinehardt
C E. Williams
LG E. Cook
LT T. Williams

Young athletic and with a couple of bookends at tackle. We would be set for a decade.

going back to the kool-aid now.

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im big on Ed Williams at center. i think Rabach is a slug. i like your thinking Joe

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[quote=SmootSmack;711147]Artis Hicks and Kory L are in the corner crying[/quote]

No...no way, let them cry. OL of the future is a very exclusive club and Eric Cook just squeaked in due to your endorsement.

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More positive reviews

[url=http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d818d6c07/article/revamped-redskins-among-most-improved-teams-for-2010]NFL.com news: Revamped Redskins among most improved teams for 2010[/url]

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[quote=SmootSmack;711303]More positive reviews

[url=http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d818d6c07/article/revamped-redskins-among-most-improved-teams-for-2010]NFL.com news: Revamped Redskins among most improved teams for 2010[/url][/quote]


Love the positive articles can't wait for Training Camp 21 days & counting.

HTTR.

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Really like the articles b/c it makes sense what they are saying...

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I remain "medium" (color me zorny). But it still makes for a nicer day to read positive spin rather than the doom-and-gloom articles of recent years.