Good Read on McNabb's progress so far.
 

[URL="http://espn.go.com/blog/nfceast/post/_/id/15258/big-question-mcnabb-ready"]Big Question: McNabb ready? - NFC East Blog - ESPN[/URL]

Mosley seems to always have good points when it comes to QB's in the NFC East. I agree with him on our WR situation, Moss is the only true proven WR. Thomas and Kelly have to really step up their games this season. I would still like a T.O signing before Training camp.

Re: Good Read on McNabb's progress so far.
 

Yes, we have questions at WR. Yes, McNabb is learning a new offense.

Not to be a hater but honestly, more of the same old from Mosley here. We're officially in that dark period right before camp where pickings are slim when it comes to meaningful stories.

Re: Good Read on McNabb's progress so far.
 

Be careful what you wish for regarding T.O., or you may just get it.

This point in the year, training camp rosters are primarily set. That means that to bring in another WR, whether his name is T.O. or not, would mean either:

A season ending injury to a projected starter on the roster

or

One of the young draftees is more of a bust.

I dont think you want either.

Re: Good Read on McNabb's progress so far.
 

[quote=Mattyk;709628]Yes, we have questions at WR. Yes, McNabb is learning a new offense.

Not to be a hater but honestly, more of the same old from Mosley here. We're officially in that dark period right before camp where pickings are slim when it comes to meaningful stories.[/quote]

Seriously, does this guy ever have a single insightful opinion when it comes to the Redskins? All he talks about are the fact that the OL has questions, 3-4 defense might have some trouble, etc.

Rally Mosley, really? that is the best you could come up with? Don't insult us by feeding us the same rehashed opinions over and over again.

Re: Good Read on McNabb's progress so far.
 

I think Mosely has a real good point here about the growing pains with a new QB. Difference is though the talent we have at T now will allow McNabb time to improvise when the play breaks down, something he's always been good at doing.

Williams and Brown will allow McNabb to play like McNabb. Their acquisitions were just as big as McNabb himself.