2010 Redskins Final Cutdown

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by 2BIG2BSKINNY

Here is what I got from twitter
RT @Russellmania09 Hearing from a source that Rhino was let go after practice, but it is not official. #Redskins

Looks like they weren't able to trade him. I'm sure a team like the Bills could use him.

[GusFrerotte]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Hey I'm just the messenger.

I know dude, not knocking you at all. I just had hope that we would put more emphasis on the darft and use it as more than a bargaining chip to bring in free agents that are on the downslide of their careers.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by GusFrerotte

I know dude, not knocking you at all. I just had hope that we would put more emphasis on the darft and use it as more than a bargaining chip to bring in free agents that are on the downslide of their careers.

It's funny that you mention the draft, because they have kept only two out of the 10 players selected in the 2010 draft (T. Williams and Riley). If picked up on the PS you can count Austin...but not really.

[steveo395]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

It's funny that you mention the draft, because they have kept only two out of the 10 players selected in the 2010 draft (T. Williams and Riley). If picked up on the PS you can count Austin...but not really.

We only had 6 picks, and only 2 of them were before round 6. Most late round picks don't make the team.

[2BIG2BSKINNY]

they are getting future late picks in the future with trades of the old regimes diamonds in the ruff...rough is in the eye in the beholder. Late round picks with all of our normal picks will pay in the long run! Some can say he is building the team long rang through the draft.

Tryon for late pick and possible Rheinhart for late (still in question)

But he wants to win...it is a fine line!

[GusFrerotte]

Can't use our past drafts to counter my argument anyway, as we give away our first two round picks just about every draft, which indeed is part of my argument!!!

[GTripp0012]

Most late picks don't turn into starters, but it's somewhat uncommon for them not to make a team. It's probably safe to say that the draft was underwhelming, though it's good to say we kept the best players in our camp, not just the guys we drafted.

[CRedskinsRule]

Building a team through the draft is as poor a plan as signing older free agents to big contracts. The only way to build a team is by solid talent evaluation, reasoned planning, and long term goals. To be frustrated at this years situation because we actually cut draft picks is IMO not really looking at how good teams are built. Every contender cuts picks, scours waiver wires, and picks up players that fit their system. 10 years of Skins mismanagement has really skewed our fan reactions.

Lets give this FO a couple years before we roast them.

[CRedskinsRule]

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Bryant & Jarmon sticking on DL make things tough for Howard Green. Golston, Haynesworth, Maake, Carriker, Daniels, Holiday gives you 8 DL but you can't have 8 DL, 9 LB (Henson would be 9th), 4 safeties and 5 C CBs. One too many. If Westbrook and Barnes are in, a LB won't be. half a minute ago via web


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[TheMalcolmConnection]

Originally Posted by GusFrerotte

Never said anything about nailing it in a single draft, that would be insane. I am patient. I can wait another 3 seasons of .500 or so football as long as we are constantly improving, and building. I just hope this isn't a reocurring pattern for the Allen/Shanny era, in having to acquire guys on the verge of retiring or just burning out. Joey Galloway still has some left in the tank, as does Housh, but they are at the twilight of their careers and probably won't be here when we do get to the "promised " land.

I don't get it though. What is the pattern? Use your draft picks to address areas of need while picking up cheap vets to fill holes that you can't address through the draft? To me, that's a pretty sound strategy to at least be semi-competitive year in and year out.

Now, had we spent our first rounder on an RB or WR I would have been pissed, but I really think they have a plan to make us good now AND build for the future at the same time.

[diehard]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

I don't get it though. What is the pattern? Use your draft picks to address areas of need while picking up cheap vets to fill holes that you can't address through the draft? To me, that's a pretty sound strategy to at least be semi-competitive year in and year out.

Now, had we spent our first rounder on an RB or WR I would have been pissed, but I really think they have a plan to make us good now AND build for the future at the same time.

Sign Antoine Dodson.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by GusFrerotte

I know dude, not knocking you at all. I just had hope that we would put more emphasis on the darft and use it as more than a bargaining chip to bring in free agents that are on the downslide of their careers.

You mean like Devin Thomas and Malcolm Kelly? There's your draft studs right there.

[CRedskinsRule]

So, it's 615, do we know all the cuts?

[CRedskinsRule]

Here is from Mac's - seems like we still are short a few

Washington Redskins

Waived/Released: QB Richard Bartel, RB Willie Parker, RB Ryan Torain, FB Carey Davis, WR Terrence Austin, WR Shay Hodge, TE Logan Paulson, TE Lee Vickers, OL Selvish Capers, C/G Erik Cook, OL Will Robinson, DL Darrion Scott, LB Rob Jackson, CB Ramzee Robinson, S Tyrone Carter, Anderson Russell

Other: CB Justin Tryon (Traded to Indianapolis)

[CRedskinsRule]

Seems like HB Blades made it