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Could this be a bit of a bigger play for the teams to take greater responsibility for the all-round health of players, beyond sporting injuries? I'm really not sure where those boundaries actually lie at the moment

Sounds like he thinks he's done all he can over his career so far. Badly mistaken on that.
I'm struggling to think of any highly drafted receiver who's just bumbled along through 4 seasons suddenly to come good and prove worthy, if all too late. I can't name any

We took Haskins with 1 pick.
We traded 2 2nds to take Sweat.
I'm not going to read anything written by someone who thinks it was the other way around just to suit their agenda

I'd love to drink beer with him at a Redskins game and give him hell about Haskins.
This is my problem. You're so completely against Haskins as if he's a complete no hoper. Just say something positive please!

Everyone who's not outright said Moreland is ace has still find some praise and hope for ...

He's our next hall of famer

Bored of this. Newcomer has to impress, established starter goes along to help the new kids settle.
It's not worth a comparison, let along an argument about it

Wasn't Chris Samuels before Trent? I know he missed some games at the end with that neck problem, but I thought Trent came in the following draft

Redskins.com said about a month ago that he was due back at the end of camp or just before the season.
He himself said in February that he'd hope to be back training in 7 months

Speaking generally, players haven't trusted team doctors for years. After so many years of playing through injuries because those doctors told you you were ok to play through many injuries, it wouldn't take much to push that dwindling trust off a cliff. Something like a growth would probably do that ...

"making waves" is just exceeding expectations.
Easier for a late pick to make waves.
I'm more impressed by Sweat being 2 in that list

He's already in the top (6?) averages. I'm all for adding extra years on with a bit of a bump, but he should be happy on what he's on for this year at least.
He might just want it for some longer term security considering his health, both on field and off

Thanks, I was only after the highlights.

The EU brought in some data protection laws last year, which (some?) sites either need to comply with, or block access. I've found a few regional papers in the US block access

Sonny9TD wrote:outstanding

https://www.richmond.com/sports/redskin ... 6c213.html

Give us a clue?
That site is forbidden to us in the UK!!

Considering how things usually work out, maybe it would be a good thing

Done for the season.

He trod on Tyler Catalina's foot, then landed funny

Internal or external, someone needed to look at everything as a whole. They may have tried internal review like that last year and external would be the next logical step. When you get specialists at different things, some specifics may conflict between specifics in different areas - gym work ...

Not at the numbers being mentioned. His career yearbis hardly even notable

7 confirmed? At least a couple of Twitterers are reporting it

I liked the fact that Haskins said, when asked, he'd talk to Mr Thiesmann about number 7.

Joe should just welcome that and be happy though

I'm just here to vote

Harmon! I'm down with that at this stage

4.48 at his pro day

Fact? Lmmfao you cant be serious. Your reality and mine are far apart my bro.. Pointless in arguing that any further
:D
I'll bet you too.
There's a HUGE difference between sitting behind Brady and coming in with at least a chance to compete from day 1.

Sorry to myself for being drawn in again ...

cowboykillerzRGiii wrote:Fact? Lmmfao you cant be serious. Your reality and mine are far apart my bro.. Pointless in arguing that any further