Redskins OTAs

[DYoungJelly]

Originally Posted by OmahaRedskins

It means another 2nd round bust.

Awe c'mon. Not yet. 2nd rounders usually make big jumps on their 2nd year.

Lets wait and see.

The best attribute the guy has is his strength. Maybe he can use it better inside in select situations.

They moved Murphy inside in some sub packages and he was serviceable to above average.

I'm curious at this point how it will go.



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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by OmahaRedskins

It means another 2nd round bust.

Yeah...it’s not encouraging imo.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by DYoungJelly

https://redskinswire.usatoday.com/20...redskins-otas/

Ryan Anderson is working out with the D line and Tomsula.

What does this mean?

Absolutely nothing, but it's June.

The fact that they're putting him there does not spell good news. He never played on the d-line in college. He's not big enough to play there anyway. He damn sure can't rush the passer.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

The fact that they're putting him there does not spell good news. He never played on the d-line in college. He's not big enough to play there anyway. He damn sure can't rush the passer.

He's probably just going to be an experiment before he is ultimately let go.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by DYoungJelly

https://redskinswire.usatoday.com/20...redskins-otas/

Ryan Anderson is working out with the D line and Tomsula.

What does this mean?

Absolutely nothing, but it's June.

It means he's working out with the d-line in June.

Does it project well? No, but until we see him playing DE in training camp idc.

[Chico23231]

Redskins safety Montae Nicholson taking on a leadership role in second season | Redskins XTRA | richmond.com

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Redskins safety Montae Nicholson taking on a leadership role in second season | Redskins XTRA | richmond.com

Really think he breaks out this yr

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Really think he breaks out this yr

Yeah he had as good as a rookie season you can have at his position before his injury IMO.
His jersey isn't available for sale but I'd buy one if it was. One of our young players I'm most excited about!

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[KI Skins Fan]

Fabian Moreau is another young DB talent to keep an eye on. This could be a big year for him, as well, IMHO.

[Schneed10]

Maybe they just want Anderson learning some of the leverage techniques from Tomsula. Might be nothing more than a technical lesson.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Maybe they just want Anderson learning some of the leverage techniques from Tomsula. Might be nothing more than a technical lesson.

That's what I was thinking. I hope it helps him.

Nevertheless, this is a FO that picked Anderson in the 2nd Round after his own college coach said that Anderson should play ILB rather than Edge in the pros. If Saban's advice about his own player isn't good enough for you, you get what you deserve.

Personally, I doubt that he is a fit for any position on our defense. There was nothing that stood out about him enough to justify using a 2nd Round pick on him. If Guice doesn't work out, we should just skip the 2nd Round from now on.

[JoeRedskin]

The Ryan Anderson hate is strong on this board. Remember Matt Ionaddis after his first year? Yes, he was a fourth round choice, but he still got a disproportionate amount of "oh, just cut this guy, he's useless - what a wasted pick" from the board.

Anderson did not make an impact in his first year. That is the general rule for rookies, not the exception - even second round picks. The buzz I have heard this year is that he has tried to reshape his body and training to accommodate what the Skins want of him. Players take time to develop, even if he turns into just a guy with rotational value, he will be cheaper and better in the long run than a UFA paid top-dollar to do the same thing. Unless they are completely out of their depth day one and show no improvement, I generally give rookies three years to step up.

Last year, while he did not make plays, he did not appear to be out of place or out of his depth on the field. Anderson is still young (turns 24 in August). Also, his strength is not in his athleticism but in his discipline and strong football IQ. That is the kind of player that needs to learn technique and schemes to succeed and, consequently, takes more time to develop.

Before tossing away a perfectly serviceable young player because he did not make a strong showing his rookie year, let's develop him while we can have him as a cheap, rookie salary back-up. If he regresses this year, okay, then he may be a roster liability in his third year. If, however, he improves even slightly, then we can continue to develop him while drafting a potential replacement.

Patience folks. Patience.

[calia]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

The Ryan Anderson hate is strong on this board. Remember Matt Ionaddis after his first year? Yes, he was a fourth round choice, but he still got a disproportionate amount of "oh, just cut this guy, he's useless - what a wasted pick" from the board.



Anderson did not make an impact in his first year. That is the general rule for rookies, not the exception - even second round picks. The buzz I have heard this year is that he has tried to reshape his body and training to accommodate what the Skins want of him. Players take time to develop, even if he turns into just a guy with rotational value, he will be cheaper and better in the long run than a UFA paid top-dollar to do the same thing. Unless they are completely out of their depth day one and show no improvement, I generally give rookies three years to step up.



Last year, while he did not make plays, he did not appear to be out of place or out of his depth on the field. Anderson is still young (turns 24 in August). Also, his strength is not in his athleticism but in his discipline and strong football IQ. That is the kind of player that needs to learn technique and schemes to succeed and, consequently, takes more time to develop.



Before tossing away a perfectly serviceable young player because he did not make a strong showing his rookie year, let's develop him while we can have him as a cheap, rookie salary back-up. If he regresses this year, okay, then he may be a roster liability in his third year. If, however, he improves even slightly, then we can continue to develop him while drafting a potential replacement.



Patience folks. Patience.

No. Let’s cut all our rookies. What have they shown in games?


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[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

The Ryan Anderson hate is strong on this board. Remember Matt Ionaddis after his first year? Yes, he was a fourth round choice, but he still got a disproportionate amount of "oh, just cut this guy, he's useless - what a wasted pick" from the board.

Anderson did not make an impact in his first year. That is the general rule for rookies, not the exception - even second round picks. The buzz I have heard this year is that he has tried to reshape his body and training to accommodate what the Skins want of him. Players take time to develop, even if he turns into just a guy with rotational value, he will be cheaper and better in the long run than a UFA paid top-dollar to do the same thing. Unless they are completely out of their depth day one and show no improvement, I generally give rookies three years to step up.

Last year, while he did not make plays, he did not appear to be out of place or out of his depth on the field. Anderson is still young (turns 24 in August). Also, his strength is not in his athleticism but in his discipline and strong football IQ. That is the kind of player that needs to learn technique and schemes to succeed and, consequently, takes more time to develop.

Before tossing away a perfectly serviceable young player because he did not make a strong showing his rookie year, let's develop him while we can have him as a cheap, rookie salary back-up. If he regresses this year, okay, then he may be a roster liability in his third year. If, however, he improves even slightly, then we can continue to develop him while drafting a potential replacement.

Patience folks. Patience.

I agree there's absolutely no reason to cut him. But I'm not very optimistic: saying he did not make a strong showing is quite the understatement. Did he have one legit pressure last year ?

Where we disagree is I do think he seemed out of place. I don't see him ever becoming a legit pass rusher, I'd be more hopeful if they were trying him at ILB.

Now, the coaches know way more about football and about Ryan Anderson than I do, so I'll trust them and hope he succeeds, but he didn't not give many reasons to believe in him last year.
I was way more impressed by UDFA Zach Vigil last season. (Edit: just checked, Vigil first came into the league as an UDFA in 2015. He's 27. So not an accurate comp').

[KI Skins Fan]

The difference between Matt I. and Ryan Anderson is that, unlike Matt, Ryan is a tweener without a true position in the NFL.