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| Contains football related knowledge Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Second Star On The Right Age: 50
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? The guy who I am intrigued by, and who could be had a reasonable price for a young player -not cheap but not Dockery money either - is Andrews in Cinci. He's a young tackle and his brother the Philly pro-bowl guard. He's been behind both Willie Anderson and I've read a couple reports that the guy has a big upside. B/c he hasn't started he won't get big big money. But he hasn't started b/c he's been behind a couple of stud tackles. We would have to outbid Cinci but they have a lot of other concerns too.
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| Impact Rookie Join Date: Oct 2006
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? How about draft a guard with a late round pick. I like Eric Young of Tennessee and he is projected to fall to these rounds. A lot of people have Young in the top 5 among offensive guards in the upcoming draft. Eric*Young, OG, Tennessee - 2008 NFL Draft Scout Profile, Powered by The SportsXchange |
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| Naega jeil jal naga ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland Age: 27
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? What I wouldn't mind seeing in the first or second round is seeing the Redskins draft a RT type that can play Guard while Jansen is still a Redskin.
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| Karma Chameleon (I come and go) Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Annapolis, MD Age: 28
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? I think the Skins need a guy who is a C/G combo type. Someone who can play either, but is a little better at one or the other. I'm sick of guys going down every single season and having to go to old backups who are barely holding onto NFL jobs. A couple mid to late round guards or a G and a C and I'll be happy. I like the depth at T right now, myself. I think Heyer will get better and Wade is serviceable.
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? Not sure if they would franchise him. He's gotten good buzz, but is that enough to pay him a top five salary?
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? i say LG and a backup C first then depth for Jansen and Samuels
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| Living Legend Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Age: 25
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| Gamebreaker ![]() Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Columbia, MD Age: 34
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? Come on people, don't knock my boy Heyer. He held is own for a few games (Go Terps!). I think the O Line needs depth, but I think the bigger deal was to keep Bugel in the coaching staff. He'll shape up Heyer and Alexander.
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| Contains football related knowledge Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Second Star On The Right Age: 50
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? Quote:
"The lack of franchise-caliber offensive tackles on the free agency market will lead to hefty paydays for Travelle Wharton, Shane Locklear and Stacey Andrews. Although none of the three have ever earned a Pro Bowl nomination, Wharton, Locklear and Andrews possess the athleticism and potential to command big bucks on the open market. Wharton, who has 44 career starts at left and right tackle, is ranked as the top available tackle prospect and will sign a contract that will average $6 to $7 million a year. Meanwhile, Locklear and Andrews are likely looking at contracts that will surpass the five-year, $25 million deal that Langston Walker inked with the Bills last season." SI.com - Writers - Bucky Brooks: Garrett to become top dog, deep RB draft*class, more - Thursday February 14, 2008 5:10PM
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| Impact Rookie Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Haddonfield, NJ Age: 19
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? Guard needs some depth. I like Rabach at center and Jansen/Thomas is great for now. Defensive line needs MUCH MORE WORK ON IT.
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It's a little premature to overhaul the unit. | |
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| Impact Rookie Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: St. Louis, MO Age: 57
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? The biggest problem with the offensive line is too many injuries. When healthy, they are a solid unit but the Skins cannot rely on the entire line remaining healthy. So the number one priority is to beef up the depth. To me the weakest link is the center. I see him getting over powered too often. They need to draft a player that can play center and guard. I like Stephon Heyer, he is developing nicely. If they can get a tackle prospect late in the draft to complement Heyer, that would be great.
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| Special Teams Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Norfolk Age: 37
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? Late to the party here, I think Guard and Center should be the #1 Priority, Thomas and Kendall have maybe 2 more good years left barring injury, Rabach is not much farther behind them...I think we are still in decent shape at Tackle...Jansen is still very good and Samuels...Pro Bowl, enough said. I think you guys are a little tough on Heyer...he did make some mistakes but he held up quite well against some very tough DL's and did a very good job for a rookie, Wade is overpaid but still serviceable as a backup. I think these holes should be filled through the draft...thanks to that stupid (IMO) amount of money Buffalo overpaid for Dockery it's going to be very tough to find a free agent Lineman without busting the bank right now, I'd rather see the money spent on a proven big receiver or DB.
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| | #30 |
| Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2006
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| Re: Where Do We Need Help on The Offensive Line? just watched nfl network & ther analyst - Mayock, as Branden Albert, a jr. from UVA. rising up as the top guard & into the top 10 overall. Thinks he can play left tackle in the nfl. I watched him play a no. of times over the years & he is a beast. Although I've thought DE or maybe CB were the top priorities w/our first pick, if this guy is still there he would be an ideal pick. Someone said it'd be nice to have a guy that can play guard until Jansen retires & then play tackle. Albert sounds like the guy to do that. |
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