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[quote=tootergray34;690594]I heard we might trade up for Bradford? Anybody else heard rumors of this?[/quote]
If we were trading up with the Rams, I would think that somehow the Carriker trade would have been a part of it. Would really shock me if we moved up. |
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Trent Williams
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[quote=Ruhskins;690591]I wonder if Cleveland would be willing to trade up to get Eric Berry? I'd be willing to do this:
Cleveland gets: #4 (1st rd), #100 (4th rd) Washington gets: #7 (1st rd), #39th (2nd rd), #104 (4th rd)[/quote] I can't see a rebuilding Cleveland team trading 3 picks to select Berry, they need all the picks they can get just like us. |
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I heard Phily wants Berry their 1st pick #24 i beleive & 2 2nd rd picks (one of them would be the one we gave for DM) back for our #4 would you do it.
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Okung. but i also wanted Oher last season. man, we would be set at tackles if that would have happened
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[quote=NYCskinfan82;690691]I heard Phily wants Berry their 1st pick #24 i beleive & 2 2nd rd picks (one of them would be the one we gave for DM) back for our #4 would you do it.[/quote]
I think i would need a third rounder included |
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Berry.
I'm simply looking at the fact the Skins organization would not lie to us so sticking with that thought, M.Shanahan picked up McNabb and said he's our QB. So we are set there. K.Shanahan stated he was content with the OL we have now and would be happy starting the season with what we have now. So I'm almost betting OL will not be picked. That also means Bradford, Clausen, Okung, and Williams are out. That leaves Berry. :) We need a FS so I picked Berry. I'd almost go with one of the QB's simply cause you all can't be happy with Grossman, Brennan, and Bartel. JC will not be here. The future needs to be developed, gotten up to game speed, and what better person then Bradford if available to sit learning the system letting his arm get stronger and building up the muscle around it. Make him the #2 next yr and maybe take over 3 yrs from now. |
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I hope Campbell stays here as the back-up, and we select Okung. The 4th rounder hopefully is Capers or Chaney, and we are ready for the season opener against Dallas.
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[quote=SBXVII;690726]Berry.
[B]I'm simply looking at the fact the Skins organization would not lie to us[/B] so sticking with that thought, M.Shanahan picked up McNabb and said he's our QB. So we are set there. K.Shanahan stated he was content with the OL we have now and would be happy starting the season with what we have now. So I'm almost betting OL will not be picked. That also means Bradford, Clausen, Okung, and Williams are out. That leaves Berry. :) We need a FS so I picked Berry. I'd almost go with one of the QB's simply cause you all can't be happy with Grossman, Brennan, and Bartel. JC will not be here. The future needs to be developed, gotten up to game speed, and what better person then Bradford if available to sit learning the system letting his arm get stronger and building up the muscle around it. Make him the #2 next yr and maybe take over 3 yrs from now.[/quote] You're either the biggest optimist or the biggest sucker |
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[quote=Mattyk;690842]You're either the biggest optimist or the biggest sucker[/quote]
A little of both. |
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I am getting less and less comfortable with our draft position. It seems most everyone has the same opinion of Williams and Okung. Potentially good but also potential busts. I am pretty desperate for a trade down..which is obviously easier said than done. Big x-fingers for a trade down.
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I wouldn't worry too much about the top tackles busting. The success rate of 1st round tackles is pretty solid. A trade down would be great, but as Allen himself said movement in the top 4 historically hasn't happened too often.
I'm really, really tired of reading draft analysis at this point. First you hear great things about a guy, a week later he's bust material, then the next week his stock is rising again. It's ridiculous. Let's get this thing going already! |
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[quote=NYCskinfan82;690691]I heard Phily wants Berry their 1st pick #24 i beleive & 2 2nd rd picks (one of them would be the one we gave for DM) back for our #4 would you do it.[/quote]
Of course! That would be a steal for us. 3 picks for 1 & would cost less $ overall. The Philly of old would never do that deal, in fact I think it would be foolish to even post that if Roseman wasn't in the GM spot as he is. I read on espn about him, he's 34 & he says he's more "aggressive" than the last guy (can't remember his name). I guess Joe Banner is still the prez, so the mgmt. hasn't changed wholesale, but supposedly Roseman pushed hard to trade McNabb & he wants to upgrade the D w/a playmaker. Sal P. on espn has said that it's possible they would move up to get berry as you said. Since we've already done a big deal w/them, I could see Philly trading up but I would be shocked if they actually offered 2 2nds & their first. I think 1 2nd & I first would do it. |
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[quote=WaldSkins;690689]I can't see a rebuilding Cleveland team trading 3 picks to select Berry, they need all the picks they can get just like us.[/quote]
Well technically they are just giving up their 2nd rounder, they move up in the first round and they switch places with Washington in the 4th round. I don't know how that is giving picks up. Cleveland would very much like to have Eric Berry or one of the top three tackles. At #7 none of these guys would be available, they could pick up Clausen, but I'm sure they would also reach hear and pick up Dan Williams from Tennessee. I can see either Cleveland or Buffalo wanting to move up...maybe Jax. I'd gladly trade down, if it results us in getting that 2nd rounder back. |
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there are a couple really good articles out this morning about the willams vs. okung debate. i feel like this thread has morphed into that discussion a bit, so i figured i could post them here.
I think it's interesting that Rick Maese mentions that the Oklahoma coaches learned a lot of their zone block scheme from Shanny: [url=http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/offensive-line/oklahoma-assistant-thinks-reds.html#more]Redskins Insider - Oklahoma assistant thinks Redskins, Williams would be a good fit[/url] Jason Reid with some other info on our top 2 OT options: [url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/20/AR2010042004909.html]washingtonpost.com[/url] |
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