welch wrote:Let's assume that Kirk Cousins will start at QB all season in 2013. What else can we see?
- Rex G returns as backup
- Focus on the defense...especially DBs and LBs.
- A decision to be made about Fred Davis. He was good, but the Redskins won without him. Is he worth paying?
- Garcon needs to get his foot healed. Best receiver in a long time
- Santana might be 33 or 34 next year, but he's still sharp.
-

ey? Sadly, I can't imagine him returning.
- OL took injuries and improved. Maybe the Redskins draft another lineman a few rounds down?
- Defense will improve just by having Orakpo return.
- I hope London Fletcher returns, but I don't have to live with his pain. If he retires, hire him as a coach.
- Draft a safety and a linebacker. Of the current safeties, definitely keep Reed Doughty even though he's not all-pro. Still good enough to make the team
- Keep Lorenzo Alexander.
- Keep D. Young. He does the job with no fussing and dramatics.
- DeAngelo Hall is good enough. Sometimes makes my head hurt, but he can play, and CB is a tough position.
- What about all the RB's not named "Morris"? Which ones are keepers?
What else?
(Yes, Redskins should win NFC East next season, in tight battle with the Giants)
Agree with much of this, but I expect RGIII to be back next year. Personally, I do not see us winning the division with Cousins. He is a good QB, but there is a considerable drop off between him and RGIII.
Defense should be the PRIMARY focus in this years draft; no question. We should draft 2 DB with BOTH our top picks. We only have 1 starting calibur player in our secondary. I don't think we can count on Merriweather moving forward. He has not been able to finish a season (for one reason or another) since 2010. I don't expect anything from Jackson. After that, I would personally focus on a DE or CB.
Davis will get offers, but not huge ones. He is a question mark with his inability (one way or the other) to play a 16 game season. He should be back and we desperately need a pass catching TE. Agree

ey won't be back.
Agree that Moss has gas left in the tank. He should continue to be part of the gameplan until he proves he is no longer an asset. The decision should be based on his play and not his age. Garcon is great, but I wouldn't mind seeing us draft a WR late.
Helu is a great compliment to Morris. Once he is back we are VERY good at the RB position.
I don't see Fletch retiring. He is too competitive. I think our LB team is good as long as we get Jackson back. With him we have 5 VERY good LBs. Once Fletch retires we can move Riley to his old spot, draft an ILB and he should transition well while playing with 3 good, young LBs.
Agree with OL, but they looked much better because of RGIII. We still need upgrades at the guard and RT position. But I agree that this is not a focus and if there is a deal late in the draft, I wouldn't be upset if they draft an OL late.
Lorenzo is the MAN. He should be an offseason priority. Young was solid also.
I have always maintained, and continue to, believe that DHall is a fine CB. He is grossly overpaid and the FO shoudl consider restructuring his deal, but I see no reason to draft over or sign a replacement for him.
Doughty had a great playoff game, but no matter what he is a role player. He should be resigned as a solid reserve, but not a starter. He is also a solid special teams player.
I see our draft priorities as:
1. DB
2. DB
3. (tie) DE
3. (tie) CB
4. OT/OG
5. WR
6. LB
RIP Sean Taylor. You will be missed.