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cowboykillerzRED wrote:What safety is 1. An improvement over who we have and 2. Worth shipping CC out for? I'll throw olinemen in that question too. The Raiders aren't a team I think of as stacked at safety, or of having a great oline by any means...
cowboykillerzRED wrote:If freeing up cap space is something the Raiders are trying to do, that doesn't sound like a good trade at all.. Would AAA be a better number for Oakland? I'm guessing yes.
As always thanks for the breakdown of the number game!
ATX_Skins wrote:cowboykillerzRED wrote:What safety is 1. An improvement over who we have and 2. Worth shipping CC out for? I'll throw olinemen in that question too. The Raiders aren't a team I think of as stacked at safety, or of having a great oline by any means...
True, but maybe we can get a draft pick out of the deal. We need plenty of that in the coming years.
1niksder wrote:I heard the target player is/was RT Joseph Barksdale....
Redskin in Canada wrote:1niksder wrote:I heard the target player is/was RT Joseph Barksdale....
This is a good player with tons of upside.
I would do the trade NOW in view of Brown's injury prone status.
ey... heard Helu's name came up, might have been the deal breaker.1niksder wrote:Redskin in Canada wrote:1niksder wrote:I heard the target player is/was RT Joseph Barksdale....
This is a good player with tons of upside.
I would do the trade NOW in view of Brown's injury prone status.
They want/wanted more than just
Rich Tandler wrote:—Leonard Hankerson looks like a different player than he did a year ago. Not only is he holding onto the ball better, he looks more fluid as he runs his routes. He was a college kid at this time last year, he’s learning how to be a pro now.
It has been a solid training camp for Washington Redskins receiver Leonard Hankerson, a second-year pro who has been one of the team’s more consistent pass-catchers in practices.
While free-agent addition Josh Morgan has been plagued by a hamstring injury, Hankerson has made a strong bid thus far for a prominent role in the team’s receiver corps alongside Pierre Garcon and Santana Moss.
“It always can be a whole lot better,” Hankerson said Monday. “But I feel like I’m right there. I feel like I’m getting better. I feel like I’m doing what the coaches ask me. And I feel like I’m taking a step each and every day, and that’s what it’s all about.”
Chris Luva Luva wrote:Rich Tandler wrote:—Leonard Hankerson looks like a different player than he did a year ago. Not only is he holding onto the ball better, he looks more fluid as he runs his routes. He was a college kid at this time last year, he’s learning how to be a pro now.
That doesn't sound like a player who's injured or about to get cut.
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Several different guys have played the slot position, but if I had to bet right now I'd bet on Santana Moss as the slot receiver with Pierre Garcon and Leonard Hankerson as the starters outside. The Redskins believe Josh Morgan can play any of the three spots. [/quote]
What?! But forum dwellers said he's a bum?!? Lol
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langleyparkjoe wrote:<-- said he's a bum.
No sugar coating over here.
ATX_Skins wrote:langleyparkjoe wrote:<-- said he's a bum.
No sugar coating over here.
Oh trust me, he is not just referring to you...
ey, I just didn't have plans on them being contributors this year and called them non factors.
ATX_Skins wrote:I'm not anti Hankerson or
Hopefully Hankerson comes in and does it up, but i'm not holding my breath.