Unit Analysis: Guards/Centers

Monksdown · 06-10-2005, 09:00 AM

Devil's Advocate:

Randy Thomas is clearly the better player of the three at this point. Last year was the first year that Rabach started an entire season. Somebody please show me an analysis from outside of the Redskins, Baltimore organizations on the upside and downside to this guy. He is versatile, he is young. He runs a 5.3 40 and came into the league weighing 298, now he weighs 305. He is intelligent, but not overpowering. He is not an automatic B+ or A-.

On a scale to 100. Taking into account all that I have been told, or have read:

Randy Thomas 89
Casey Rabach 79
Derrick Dockery 69-70

The middle of our line is nothing compared to our tackles.

06-10-2005, 09:00 AM	#6
Monksdown The Starter Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Warrenton, Virginia Age: 45 Posts: 1,515	Re: Unit Analysis: Guards/Centers Devil's Advocate: Randy Thomas is clearly the better player of the three at this point. Last year was the first year that Rabach started an entire season. Somebody please show me an analysis from outside of the Redskins, Baltimore organizations on the upside and downside to this guy. He is versatile, he is young. He runs a 5.3 40 and came into the league weighing 298, now he weighs 305. He is intelligent, but not overpowering. He is not an automatic B+ or A-. On a scale to 100. Taking into account all that I have been told, or have read: Randy Thomas 89 Casey Rabach 79 Derrick Dockery 69-70 The middle of our line is nothing compared to our tackles.

Unit Analysis: Guards/Centers

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