Training Camp 2018

[MTK]

Guice on the bubble

[Chico23231]

Washington Redskins TE Jordan Reed says pain gone after surgeries on big toes

Redskins' Jordan Reed '100 times better' after multiple surgeries


Good to hear...he’s a quiet guy, so it’s cool he’s talking about his improved health. Difference maker type player when he is on the field.

[Irrefutable]

Colt McCoy signs 1-year extension through 2019..... worth up to $7 million dollars

yikes ?

[Chico23231]

Redskins training camp observations: Trey Quinn, Robert Davis and the receivers get dirty at opening workout

https://www.richmond.com/redskins-xt...5b89310cf.html

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Irrefutable

Colt McCoy signs 1-year extension through 2019..... worth up to $7 million dollars



yikes ?

Worth up to $7M means he’ll likely never make $7M

[mooby]

Originally Posted by MTK

Guice on the bubble

1 fumble already? Jesus christ, cut the guy.

[sevier2]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

I have very little confidence in Doc. I don't think he'll ever be more than a 40 to 50 catch 5 td guy. The guys that are below him on the depth chart could probably have more production if given the opportunity.

C'mon man you can't seriously think that? Doctson has shown some big time flashes and was really in his rookie year last year. I think his biggest hurdle was confidence and he seems to have gotten that back.

The dude had 6 TD's on 35 catches last year... Averaging that out he'd have about 9 TD's on your weak prediction of 50 catches. Not too shabby.

Using that same average he'd have 12 TD's on 70 catches. I know this is all speculation and hypothetical but SO FAR in his career, he has a very good catch/TD ratio and he's only 25.

I know the Skins have whiffed on receivers in the past but I think Doctson could be a great player. This is the year we find out.

[MTK]

Redskins training camp practice report, Day 1

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

Redskins training camp practice report, Day 1

This is a guy who Im watching:

Josh Harvey-Clemons with an interception on a tipped pass. I think Preston Smith tipped it but not sure

A hybrid...athletic LB who is a good tackler, physical and can cover in open field.

Right now a "package" guy

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by sevier2

C'mon man you can't seriously think that? Doctson has shown some big time flashes and was really in his rookie year last year. I think his biggest hurdle was confidence and he seems to have gotten that back.

The dude had 6 TD's on 35 catches last year... Averaging that out he'd have about 9 TD's on your weak prediction of 50 catches. Not too shabby.

Using that same average he'd have 12 TD's on 70 catches. I know this is all speculation and hypothetical but SO FAR in his career, he has a very good catch/TD ratio and he's only 25.

I know the Skins have whiffed on receivers in the past but I think Doctson could be a great player. This is the year we find out.

This is a good point...also those 6 TD were with a QB who was known as a conservative thrower...less willing to put the ball out there and didn't trust his receivers to make a play. Alex Smith has a more willingness to make these throws than Cousins...giving his receivers more scoring opportunities.

But with Doctson its his health which is most concerning to me.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Got the weather report for 2nd day of TC.

[TenandSix:Unacceptable]

The Skins had a great offseason. They’re bigger, better and deeper than they have been in years. I think their record comes down to health and coaching..

[Chico23231]

https://www.richmond.com/sports/reds...cd66b657b.html

Friday update: Redskins camp observations: How Alex Smith won over the team in one offseason

--The defense won the day handily, with a number of pass breakups and a dominant performance from the defensive line.


--Only downside? Josh Norman once again dropped an interception.


UGH:::::::::::::::::::::::::: --Adding to the offense's rough day, Paul Richardson dropped back to back throws from Smith that appeared to be catchable

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

https://www.richmond.com/sports/reds...cd66b657b.html

Friday update: Redskins camp observations: How Alex Smith won over the team in one offseason

--The defense won the day handily, with a number of pass breakups and a dominant performance from the defensive line.


--Only downside? Josh Norman once again dropped an interception.


UGH:::::::::::::::::::::::::: --Adding to the offense's rough day, Paul Richardson dropped back to back throws from Smith that appeared to be catchable

Like I mentioned before, he had a high drop % last yr...

[Meks]

Originally Posted by MTK

Guice on the bubble

he's just a camp body.