WFT 2020 Training Camp

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Monkeydad

I disagree with that. We have a ton of POTENTIAL and I think Sims proved himself as a legitimate playmaker last season.

The team is toying with moving Sims to Z (outside) receiver alongside McLaurin, but then the slot WR might end up being Trey Quinn. Using Sims as a straight downfield threat is exciting though.

Gandy-Golden is competing for a starting spot, but his chances are better if Sims stays in the slot.

Antonio Gibson will be in the mix too and if Coach Rivera's assessment of his talent is accurate, it's going to be fun to watch.

If we had not lost Harmon, we'd be really solid.

Sims has potential but that's it.. All the other guys are rookies and you very rarely count on a rookie to make a big impact.. I hope they all do but until we see it I'm not too high on this offense.. The defense better be able to stop teams

[skinsfaninok]

Speaking of WRs

The Washington Football Team is expected to sign WR Dontrelle Inman, source said, a move that should be made today pending physical. The veteran played 7 games for the #Colts last year, with 12 receptions for 181 yards.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Speaking of WRs

The Washington Football Team is expected to sign WR Dontrelle Inman, source said, a move that should be made today pending physical. The veteran played 7 games for the #Colts last year, with 12 receptions for 181 yards.

I’d had heard he may be an option a couple weeks ago...sounds like a Cody Latimore replacement. Thought maybe damaryius Thomas could come...but he probably not coming for vet min

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I’d had heard he may be an option a couple weeks ago...sounds like a Cody Latimore replacement. Thought maybe damaryius Thomas could come...but he probably not coming for vet min

Yeah I wouldn't expect too much but never know, maybe he can add some quality reps

[Chico23231]

Honestly, I wouldn’t mind giving Josh Gordon a try out. We are way thin...this season is gonna be a tryout period for a lot of guys.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Honestly, I wouldn’t mind giving Josh Gordon a try out. We are way thin...this season is gonna be a tryout period for a lot of guys.

I don't see why not.. Get him out there and see what he has

[MTK]

@RapSheet
The Washington Football Team is expected to sign WR Dontrelle Inman, source said, a move that should be made today pending physical. The veteran played 7 games for the #Colts last year, with 12 receptions for 181 yards.

[Monkeydad]

12 catches for 181 yards.

Well, that just about replaces Paul Richardson's numbers...hopefully for a LOT less money.

[MTK]

In 2016 with the Chargers he had 58 catches for 810 yards and 4 TDs, so yeah that's probably his ceiling

[Monkeydad]

That was the year Keenan Allen tore his ACL at the beginning of the Week 1 game.

It was scrub time from the get-go for the Chargers that year.

[Chico23231]

We are terribly thin at WR...get Josh Gordon in here NOW

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

We are terribly thin at WR...get Josh Gordon in here NOW

We are probably not competing for anything special this year and this guy has had chance after chance after chance to show he will take football seriously. He is the last dude I want around a bunch of young guys or in the locker room at all really. If we were one weapon away from competing Id say give him another chance but we are not. The reward does not outweigh the risk in this case. It’s a no for me dawg.

[calia]

I didn’t know Sam Mills was on the coaching staff. Love it! That guy played with real abandon and was a great team leader. And he know Rivera and his defense.


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[Warthog]

Originally Posted by MTK

In 2016 with the Chargers he had 58 catches for 810 yards and 4 TDs, so yeah that's probably his ceiling

I think the pass rush is going to be great and the entire defense will surprise some ppl by moving from our prior dog shitte status to a “top 10” defense.

I see the biggest improvement and surprise for the NFL as being Dwayne Haskins. Most of the NFL stopped watching Haskins after his first game. They assumed that he was going to be a draft bust. I see him winning some games for us this year. That’s if we can get some WR’s past McLaurin and Sims, Jr. AND the OL is decent.

The biggest question is at TE. We didn’t pick up anyone significant in the draft or UDFA or FA except maybe Moses. Moses is a long shot. I think Rivera is going to regret not picking one of the top TE FA or using a higher draft choice or trade pickup at this position. Although we have more questions at the OL, I think we have some good talent and backups there. We’re just not sure who the real performers are going to be. At TE we have NOTHING unless we get another UDFA miracle like Steve Sims, JR.

I think our latest WR pickup (Inman) shows that Rivera and Smith want to try a bunch of WR from previous years, UDFA, our draft picks. I think we will find good or surprisingly WR to add to McLaurin and Sims, Jr. It’s TE I’m really worried about.


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[Redskins247]

John Keim - Rivera said Alex Smith knows about 75% of the playbook already, and says Haskins isn't far behind that. Says DH has done the extra things and has done the job that deserves recognition.

I'm really happy to hear that the guy that most likely won't even play, is ahead of the "probable" starter in learning the new playbook. Awesome. Why would he say that?