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Sunday, August 31, 2008

REDSKINS INSIDER: Ten-man draft class survives final cuts

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voodolounge

With the league going to tall receivers what is the rational behind drafting a 5 foot 9 inch CB?
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Gridiron1

The REDSKINS are trying to change the way they build a TEAM.Taking DRAFT picks,Keeping to their NEW FOUND MISSION. Perhaps a good thing;developing younger players into TRUE REDSKINS will return them to a SUPER BOWL contender. WWS WAIT WATCH SEE.
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dcwun

Here we go with Vinny! Frost was absolutely correct in saying that Vinny is trying to save face in what has turned out to be a horrible draft so far. Fred and Chad will be OK but Kelly and Thomas are extremely suspect and won't help us at all this year. We cut a vet in Billy McMullen who would have contributed immediately to an injury prone recieving crew. To make matters worse, we waste a 4th round pick on Justin Tryon who should never be allowed in an NFL game. Vinny will convince no one that Tryon outplayed Richardson during this pre-season. I'm really interested in what the Vets really think about this rookie class.
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clay44

Yes, the Danomen and their On-The-Job-get-a-Clue-Coach, were making excuses for losing since this past Monday! They showed, yet again, they have no stomach for playing competitive football. They prefer to make excuses! Their QB falls right into place too! He was saying things again, like, "you know, I has been in eight different systems since I was in college." So what!!!!!! So are lots of other Qbs that learn, then perform, not make the same blasted excuses and lame statements after yet another abysmal performance! If the Danomen do get the first pick in next years draft what do you think they'd do with it? Dano & Vinny would trade it for Chad Johnson (and throw in 2010's too!). This franchise is such a joke! The score last night didn't show the disparity in the two teams playing. One team was professional with a good coaching staff (the defensive coach had the good sense to tell Dano to keep his bloody money). The other team had a headcoach that hasn't a frigging clue! And a defensive coach that thinks he's Eddie Murphy! Hold on Zornby, Vinny and Dano! Only 15 more of these ugly things they call games and you can all go hide and plan how you'll throw away next years high picks!
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