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***OFFICIAL*** Washington Redskins 2011 Offseason Thread (1 Viewer)

Fat Albert to NE for a 5th. Will some of you be happy now? :rolleyes: Well at least last year's "cancers" are off the team now. Let the Andrew Luck sweepstakes begin!

 
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And, the McNabb trade is official.

:pickle: :pickle:

And, training camp starts today (now, in fact; players starting to arrive at facility).

:pickle: :pickle: :pickle:

 
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Updated with Wilson:

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Wilson           Carricker Coefield J.Jenkins                  Hall            Kerrigan  ??????   Fletcher   Orakpo                    Landry     Atogwe
 
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The release of Rabach and the trades of McNabb and Haynesworth have to free up a good bit of cap space. Cullen Jenkins and Nnamdi Asomugha are still out there, as well as a couple decent OL.

 
'southeastjerome said:
Maybe I would be on board with that if McNabb was on board with wearing a wristband. Sorry, the Skins invested a lot and he failed to produce.
I'd say Mike Shanahan invested a lot in McNabb and Kyle Shanahan failed to like him. It's the stupidest and most damaging trade I've seen -- trading a 2nd and 4th for a veteran QB, a known quantity, whom your offensive coordinator did not want and could not work with. Trying to paint it as McNabb's fault is just the old Vinnie-style cattiness of blaming players for front office mistakes.
I agree it's probably the stupidest Redskins trade. There are other contenders though:2nd and 6th for Jason Taylor

3rd for TJ Duckett

4th for Trung Canidate

2nd + Bailey for Portis

And there was almost 2 firsts for OchoCinco. That would have been the winner. Vinnie tried to win this competition but amazingly he did not.

 
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So frustrating to see well run organizations like NE and Philly continue to get good value while the Skins are well... the Skins. Philly is about to get a pro bowl caliber CB and likely a first day draft pick for their backup QB while we just traded away two players who cost over $40 million in cap space and 2nd and 4th round picks. Those picks and $$$ could have been used for true building blocks for this team but instead we get about a combined year's worth of mediocre production, a 6th rounder this year, and a 5th TWO YEARS from now.

The McNabb and Haynesworth situations are much more of an indictment on how poorly this organization is run than it is on either player IMO. Sorry to be so negative but despite doing what it had to do to get rid of these two players/situations, these are situations they brought upon themselves more than anything. Still do not see a clear vision or plan for this organization moving forward.

 
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Some obscure tweeter claiming that Jenkins to 'Skins is done. I'm looking for a more reputable source to confirm.
ProFootballTalk ProFootballTalk

We're told that the Redskins are closing in on a deal for Cullen Jenkins. Not done yet, though.

1 minute ago
To which Mr. obscure tweeter said:
@DCsports4Life @profootballtalk and who broke this.....

1 minute ago
@ProFootballTalk it's Done.....

1 minute ago
He seems very proud of himself.
 
Some obscure tweeter claiming that Jenkins to 'Skins is done. I'm looking for a more reputable source to confirm.
ProFootballTalk ProFootballTalk

We're told that the Redskins are closing in on a deal for Cullen Jenkins. Not done yet, though.

1 minute ago
To which Mr. obscure tweeter said:
@DCsports4Life @profootballtalk and who broke this.....

1 minute ago
@ProFootballTalk it's Done.....

1 minute ago
He seems very proud of himself.
If he's right, he probably should be. He first tweeted that Jenkins to Washington would be a done deal yesterday afternoon. He says he has a source. Who is that guy ("Mr. Fox"), anyway?
 
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Wilson Carricker Coefield J.Jenkins Hall Kerrigan ?????? Fletcher Orakpo Landry Atogwe
If Cullen Jenkins signs, I think Coefield plays DE (ETA: in base 3-4).
And who at NT? PFR lists Jenkins at only 292 pounds, so I doubt it's him. They also list him as a RDE. Did he play any NT in GB?
Oops. My bad. Looks like he played DE in Green Bay's 3-4. I thought he was a NTAnd NFL.com has Jenkins @ 305, which is basically the same as Coefield.

 
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Updated with Wilson:

Wilson Carricker Coefield J.Jenkins Hall Kerrigan ?????? Fletcher Orakpo Landry Atogwe
If Cullen Jenkins signs, I think Coefield plays DE (ETA: in base 3-4).
And who at NT? PFR lists Jenkins at only 292 pounds, so I doubt it's him. They also list him as a RDE. Did he play any NT in GB?
Oops. My bad. Looks like he played DE in Green Bay's 3-4. I thought he was a NTAnd NFL.com has Jenkins @ 305, which is basically the same as Coefield.
PFR lists Cofield as a NT in 2008, despite being in NYG's 4-3. He apparently played NT in college and, from what I've heard, lined up like a NT a lot even while in the 4-3. He took on NT duties despite being a 4-3 DT.Hopefully Nield (listed around 320) can provide some quality snaps in situations where more size is needed.

 
'southeastjerome said:
Maybe I would be on board with that if McNabb was on board with wearing a wristband. Sorry, the Skins invested a lot and he failed to produce.
I'd say Mike Shanahan invested a lot in McNabb and Kyle Shanahan failed to like him. It's the stupidest and most damaging trade I've seen -- trading a 2nd and 4th for a veteran QB, a known quantity, whom your offensive coordinator did not want and could not work with. Trying to paint it as McNabb's fault is just the old Vinnie-style cattiness of blaming players for front office mistakes.
I agree it's probably the stupidest Redskins trade. There are other contenders though:2nd and 6th for Jason Taylor

3rd for TJ Duckett

4th for Trung Canidate

2nd + Bailey for Portis

And there was almost 2 firsts for OchoCinco. That would have been the winner. Vinnie tried to win this competition but amazingly he did not.
Didn't Joe Gibbs 2.0 make the decision on all of those trades, aided and abetted by Vinny?

 
'southeastjerome said:
Maybe I would be on board with that if McNabb was on board with wearing a wristband. Sorry, the Skins invested a lot and he failed to produce.
I'd say Mike Shanahan invested a lot in McNabb and Kyle Shanahan failed to like him. It's the stupidest and most damaging trade I've seen -- trading a 2nd and 4th for a veteran QB, a known quantity, whom your offensive coordinator did not want and could not work with. Trying to paint it as McNabb's fault is just the old Vinnie-style cattiness of blaming players for front office mistakes.
I agree it's probably the stupidest Redskins trade. There are other contenders though:2nd and 6th for Jason Taylor

3rd for TJ Duckett

4th for Trung Canidate

2nd + Bailey for Portis

And there was almost 2 firsts for OchoCinco. That would have been the winner. Vinnie tried to win this competition but amazingly he did not.
Didn't Joe Gibbs 2.0 make the decision on all of those trades, aided and abetted by Vinny?
No. Gibbs was Duckett and Portis. Taylor was with Zorn and Canidate was with Spurrier. The rumored Ocho Cinco offer was also under Zorn.
 
'southeastjerome said:
Maybe I would be on board with that if McNabb was on board with wearing a wristband. Sorry, the Skins invested a lot and he failed to produce.
I'd say Mike Shanahan invested a lot in McNabb and Kyle Shanahan failed to like him. It's the stupidest and most damaging trade I've seen -- trading a 2nd and 4th for a veteran QB, a known quantity, whom your offensive coordinator did not want and could not work with. Trying to paint it as McNabb's fault is just the old Vinnie-style cattiness of blaming players for front office mistakes.
I agree it's probably the stupidest Redskins trade. There are other contenders though:2nd and 6th for Jason Taylor

3rd for TJ Duckett

4th for Trung Canidate

2nd + Bailey for Portis

And there was almost 2 firsts for OchoCinco. That would have been the winner. Vinnie tried to win this competition but amazingly he did not.
If we are voting, I think the Jason Taylor trade was the worst. Taylor never had the right skills to fit into the Redskins defense. I would claim McNabb had a chance to work if he could learn the offense.Brandon Lloyd for a 3rd and 4th plus signing him to a huge contract should be way up there on the list. I read the 49ers front office were laughing their heads off when they completed that trade.

 
'southeastjerome said:
Maybe I would be on board with that if McNabb was on board with wearing a wristband. Sorry, the Skins invested a lot and he failed to produce.
I'd say Mike Shanahan invested a lot in McNabb and Kyle Shanahan failed to like him. It's the stupidest and most damaging trade I've seen -- trading a 2nd and 4th for a veteran QB, a known quantity, whom your offensive coordinator did not want and could not work with. Trying to paint it as McNabb's fault is just the old Vinnie-style cattiness of blaming players for front office mistakes.
I agree it's probably the stupidest Redskins trade. There are other contenders though:2nd and 6th for Jason Taylor

3rd for TJ Duckett

4th for Trung Canidate

2nd + Bailey for Portis

And there was almost 2 firsts for OchoCinco. That would have been the winner. Vinnie tried to win this competition but amazingly he did not.
If we are voting, I think the Jason Taylor trade was the worst. Taylor never had the right skills to fit into the Redskins defense. I would claim McNabb had a chance to work if he could learn the offense.Brandon Lloyd for a 3rd and 4th plus signing him to a huge contract should be way up there on the list. I read the 49ers front office were laughing their heads off when they completed that trade.
Oh man, I forgot about Brandon Lloyd. 2006 was a good year, we also got Archuleta and Randle-El that year... :thumbup: Aside from acquiring Lloyd, the Redskins were also busy treating free agent wide receiver Antwaan Randle-El, safety Adam Archuleta, defensive end Andre Carter, and quarterback Todd Collins to dinner and dream seats at last night’s Wizards-Pistons game.

http://www.thehogs.net/content/index.php?id=666

 
'southeastjerome said:
Maybe I would be on board with that if McNabb was on board with wearing a wristband. Sorry, the Skins invested a lot and he failed to produce.
I'd say Mike Shanahan invested a lot in McNabb and Kyle Shanahan failed to like him. It's the stupidest and most damaging trade I've seen -- trading a 2nd and 4th for a veteran QB, a known quantity, whom your offensive coordinator did not want and could not work with. Trying to paint it as McNabb's fault is just the old Vinnie-style cattiness of blaming players for front office mistakes.
I agree it's probably the stupidest Redskins trade. There are other contenders though:2nd and 6th for Jason Taylor

3rd for TJ Duckett

4th for Trung Canidate

2nd + Bailey for Portis

And there was almost 2 firsts for OchoCinco. That would have been the winner. Vinnie tried to win this competition but amazingly he did not.
If we are voting, I think the Jason Taylor trade was the worst. Taylor never had the right skills to fit into the Redskins defense. I would claim McNabb had a chance to work if he could learn the offense.Brandon Lloyd for a 3rd and 4th plus signing him to a huge contract should be way up there on the list. I read the 49ers front office were laughing their heads off when they completed that trade.
I agree that Taylor was easily the worst. The Skins panicked and overpaid for Taylor who had no business playing LDE in their scheme.I also agree that the Lloyd trade was the second worst deal.

I think a lot of people are completely overreacting to how bad the McNabb trade actually was. Was it a bad trade? Sure. But it was far from devastating. I've asked this before and I'm still waiting for someone to tell me what great player the Skins would of gotten in the 2nd round last year had they kept the pick instead of trading it for McNabb. And with the crafty draft day maneuvering this year, they recouped the 4th rounder they also spent for McNabb.

The bottom line is they took a shot at fixing their qb problem with McNabb, who apparently didn't fit what Kyle Shanahan wanted to do with his offense, and they whiffed. It seems like they learned from their mistake, Shanny and son not being on the same page about the qb, cut their losses, and have moved on.

This is actually a significant positive change from how the organization has been previously run. For example, had Vinnie C. still been running things and made the McNabb trade, I don't think he would have already cut his losses and moved on. Rather, he would have compounded his mistake by foolishly holding onto McNabb and hoping it would somehow magically work out in the future.

Finally, let's look at the bright side. McNabb and cancer Haynesworth are both gone, the Skins got draft picks in return for each of them, despite all the critics claiming they wouldn't be able to trade either of these guys, and they were also able to keep Haynesworth out of Philly.

And the Skins have actually started stockpiling future draft picks. Not only do the Skins have all their picks next year for the first time in seemingly forever, but they also have the Raider's 4th and the Viking's 6th. In 2013 they have all their picks along with NE's 5th and possibly the Viking's 6th.

 
@TKextremeskins TKJenkins' agent holding up the deal. Playing the "can you beat/match this" game.
sugewhite94 Mr. Fox.........@rd421 @tkextremeskins Jenkins will sign...it's his best offer
sugewhite94 Mr. Fox.........@rd421 there is not alot of talk about Dallas...it's his agent playing hardball....deal will get done......
 
Neild, Gomes, and White also agree to rookie deals. I think that just leaves Kerrigan, Jenkins, and Hurt for rookie contracts.

 
Pro Football Focus likes what Washington is doing:

@ProFootbalFocus ProFootballFocus.comDamn, Redskins get Stephen Bowen as well? Redskins putting together a run of seriously nice moves
 
Let's talk important stuff. How else will be going after Luck next year? I think these teams will be in the running with us:

Seattle

San Fran

Miami

Buffalo

 
Pro Football Focus likes what Washington is doing:

@ProFootbalFocus ProFootballFocus.comDamn, Redskins get Stephen Bowen as well? Redskins putting together a run of seriously nice moves
Seems like an awful lot of coin to secure Bowen.
That's what I thought, too, at first. But it should be significantly less than what Jenkins will pull down, and as Rich Campbell tweeted, Bowen is 3 years younger. I'm not sure it's all that horrible.
 
Pro Football Focus likes what Washington is doing:

@ProFootbalFocus ProFootballFocus.comDamn, Redskins get Stephen Bowen as well? Redskins putting together a run of seriously nice moves
Seems like an awful lot of coin to secure Bowen.
That's what I thought, too, at first. But it should be significantly less than what Jenkins will pull down, and as Rich Campbell tweeted, Bowen is 3 years younger. I'm not sure it's all that horrible.
So does the Bowen signing mean they're done with pursuing Jenkins?
 
Pro Football Focus likes what Washington is doing:

@ProFootbalFocus ProFootballFocus.comDamn, Redskins get Stephen Bowen as well? Redskins putting together a run of seriously nice moves
Seems like an awful lot of coin to secure Bowen.
That's what I thought, too, at first. But it should be significantly less than what Jenkins will pull down, and as Rich Campbell tweeted, Bowen is 3 years younger. I'm not sure it's all that horrible.
True, but how much more? Jenkins is a better player imo, but like you said at least Bowen is younger. Reading some rumors on twitter that the agent for Jenkins has been stringing them along, constantly bringing them offers from other teams and asking them to beat em. Finally the skins had a handshake deal with the agent, then he went out again and asked them to beat another deal and then they told him to pound sand and then signed Bowen. Again, just banter I am picking up from twitter, mostly from ES moles. At this point, Jenkins would be nice, but I don't want to break the bank. Too many other positions to address, (interior olineman, OT and CB) to pour a boatload into a DE.
 
Reading some rumors on twitter that the agent for Jenkins has been stringing them along, constantly bringing them offers from other teams and asking them to beat em. Finally the skins had a handshake deal with the agent, then he went out again and asked them to beat another deal and then they told him to pound sand and then signed Bowen. Again, just banter I am picking up from twitter, mostly from ES moles.
I read similar rumors.
 

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