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Defensewins · 12-28-2010, 12:32 PM

The need for talent is almost at every postilion, starters and back ups.
But there are several leftover players that that serve as ok back ups. but if they have to start for a long stretch they become a negative. It is time to replace that type of player.
It easier to identify them, then to identify who we keep of the young players.
Until we get talented quality replacements that is an improvement over our current player, we can not cut them just yet.

The most obvious players that start or play a significant amount that we most need to upgrade:

1) Philip Daniels (ancient)
2) Casey Rabach (no longer a mauler)
3) Phillip Buchanan (play is ok but getting old)
4) Vonnie Holiday (old, play is ok but need to get younger)
5) Kedrick Golsten (he will never be more than a good back up)
6) Derek Dockery (too slow for system and makes too many mental mistakes)
7) NT Kemo (plays ok at times, but need upgrade)
8) A Hicks (did not pan out)

12-28-2010, 12:32 PM	#26
Defensewins Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 3,765	Re: Currently Rostered Players Who Should be on the Redskins in 2011 The need for talent is almost at every postilion, starters and back ups. But there are several leftover players that that serve as ok back ups. but if they have to start for a long stretch they become a negative. It is time to replace that type of player. It easier to identify them, then to identify who we keep of the young players. Until we get talented quality replacements that is an improvement over our current player, we can not cut them just yet. The most obvious players that start or play a significant amount that we most need to upgrade: 1) Philip Daniels (ancient) 2) Casey Rabach (no longer a mauler) 3) Phillip Buchanan (play is ok but getting old) 4) Vonnie Holiday (old, play is ok but need to get younger) 5) Kedrick Golsten (he will never be more than a good back up) 6) Derek Dockery (too slow for system and makes too many mental mistakes) 7) NT Kemo (plays ok at times, but need upgrade) 8) A Hicks (did not pan out)