Updated: Redskins Release James Thrash

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

I love him....he keeps his mouth shut and plays hard.....but 1 or 2 TD's a yr aint going to cut it. We need more from our WR's that are active.

Sadly, many young (and veteran) wideouts don't follow this philosophy.

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Sadly, many young (and veteran) wideouts don't follow this philosophy.

Another thing about Thrash, via Cooley's blog, is he apparently studies and takes notes like no other. He is the true professional as he is 100 percent focused on improving all the time. I am not surprised that Zorn will allow Thrash to take his time; teams have got to love guys like this even if their output may not be as great.

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by hooskins

Another thing about Thrash, via Cooley's blog, is he apparently studies and takes notes like no other. He is the true professional as he is 100 percent focused on improving all the time. I am not surprised that Zorn will allow Thrash to take his time; teams have got to love guys like this even if their output may not be as great.

Not sure what notes he would be taking unless it's what he sees the defenders doing on other teams cause we all know Hixon is not passing any info worth it's weight in gold.

At this point I would almost say fire Hixon and make Thrash the WR coach. Maybe all his notes will finally help the team.

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

At this point I would almost say fire Hixon and make Thrash the WR coach. Maybe all his notes will finally help the team.

Lol I don't know about Thrash taking over Hixon's position, but it would be great if Redskins FO is able to offer him a job position as coach assistant or somewhere in FO.. He truly deserves it, and it would be funny not to hear anything about Thrash anymore when he retires and leaves NFL..

[backrow]

Matty posted the news of Marko Mitchell, but he may be just the WR to replace Thrash. At least he seems to have hands.

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