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It means he wasn't any good as OC so now they want to "promote" him by making him "Director Of Things And Stuff". He's going to be given some kind of offensive oversight role.riggofan wrote:What does "reassigned" mean?
So weird, man... I need a promotion like that.Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:It means he wasn't any good as OC so now they want to "promote" him by making him "Director Of Things And Stuff". He's going to be given some kind of offensive oversight role.riggofan wrote:What does "reassigned" mean?
Not at all. He's nothing special from anything I've seen. Even this lousy QB draft has better options.cowboykillerzRGiii wrote:Can anyone explain the Rosen love? Looked like hot garbage last year...
Yeah I've heard that speculation. Making those moves and playing that kind of chess really seem beyond this front office, but who knows?Justice Hog wrote:My gut still tells me the Redskins are gonna deal Keenum & a 3rd for Rosen.
I think you can scratch the Broncos since they just signed Joe Flacco. He's not exactly ancient.riggofan wrote:Another QB needy team likely off the board ahead of #15:
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2 ... eal-today/
I like Foles for the Jags. That was a pretty good team if their quarterback wasn't terrible.
Really looks to me like only the Giants, Broncos and Dolphins are in the early QB market this draft. And all of those are debatable.
I thought so too, and they spent a lot of money on him. But I've at least read otherwise that the Broncos may still be in the market to draft a QB.Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:I think you can scratch the Broncos since they just signed Joe Flacco. He's not exactly ancient.
No opinion on this potential move one way or the other myself, but I think its great for this information to be out there.League sources say Washington is already among the teams sniffing around, and with pretty much every GM in the league wholeheartedly convinced that QB Kyler Murray is going first overall, and San Francisco likely to take its top defensive player on the board second overall (early money is on pass rusher Nick Bosa), then the Jets very well could be sitting pretty with that third pick as an avenue for a QB-needy team to jump ahead of the Giants (sixth overall) to land Ohio State QB Dwayne Haskins. There is a readily-accepted drop-off in the quarterback class beyond that, and while the need is not as robust as in some past years, it only takes one team to make the move.
The Skins have too many needs to be trading picks for any QB prospect in this draft. They're simply not graded high enough and they don't pass the eye test for me. Take Lock if you can get him without moving up.riggofan wrote:Skins looking trade up to #3 for Haskins...? Would you approve?
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2019 ... e-haskins/No opinion on this potential move one way or the other myself, but I think its great for this information to be out there.League sources say Washington is already among the teams sniffing around, and with pretty much every GM in the league wholeheartedly convinced that QB Kyler Murray is going first overall, and San Francisco likely to take its top defensive player on the board second overall (early money is on pass rusher Nick Bosa), then the Jets very well could be sitting pretty with that third pick as an avenue for a QB-needy team to jump ahead of the Giants (sixth overall) to land Ohio State QB Dwayne Haskins. There is a readily-accepted drop-off in the quarterback class beyond that, and while the need is not as robust as in some past years, it only takes one team to make the move.
The future is NOT now[...] You're going to have a higher draft pick next year and there will be better prospects next year.
No - we're not just a player or 2 away from making the playoffs or from having Jay Gruden as the HC in 2020 - we need to continue to add as many good young players as we can and hope that we get a new GM along with a new HC after this seasonriggofan wrote:Skins looking trade up to #3 for Haskins...? Would you approve?
Yeah yeah. We can add good young players for the next 20 years. We're not winning anything without a QB.SkinsJock wrote:No - we're not just a player or 2 away from making the playoffs or from having Jay Gruden as the HC in 2020 - we need to continue to add as many good young players as we can and hope that we get a new GM along with a new HC after this seasonriggofan wrote:Skins looking trade up to #3 for Haskins...? Would you approve?
West Virginia quarterback Will Grier “put on a show” for scouts at the school’s Pro Day, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
All 32 teams were in attendance to watch Grier, including head coaches Pat Shurmur, Jay Gruden and Mike Tomlin and executives Kevin Colbert, Marty Hurney and Nick Caserio, according to Aditi Kinkhabwala of the NFL Media.
Schefter calls Grier a “riser” as the draft grows closer.
Grier will meet with at least 10 teams, including the Giants, Chargers, Patriots, Saints and Washington.
AND .. hopefully 'better' guys making decisions for the Redskins - these guys have not exactly been very good with their decision making on QBsDEHog wrote:Next year .... better class!
Don't completely agree. Gruden's benching RG3 in favor of Cousins was a very good decision. I think there's a case to be made that trading for Alex Smith wasn't a bad decision either. Freak injury aside, he was winning games.SkinsJock wrote:AND .. hopefully 'better' guys making decisions for the Redskins - these guys have not exactly been very good with their decision making on QBsDEHog wrote:Next year .... better class!
There is definitely one WR I'd take a hard look at if he is there at #15 but I expect he will be long gone by then. D.K. Metcalf. I think they would want to trade down if they take any other WR in the 1st.welch wrote:Draft a WR, even though the last first round WR the Redskins drafted and who did well was: Art Monk, 1980. Before that? Charley Taylor. Drop Doctson and Richardson.
We know about Josh Doctson, and the second round flops in the Zorn years, and the guy (Rod Gardner?) who complained when Joe Gibbs did not consult him on how to run the offense. Before that was Westbrook. Ugh.
Maybe someone in the front office can pick better?
At QB, Keenum is good enough to fill the space until 2020.
I'm sure you can agree that a bad front office is not helped by the starting QB going down unexpectedly with a compound fracture. Of course luck and injuries play a part. Its moronic to suggest otherwise. If I'm a terrible driver I have a very good chance of wrecking my car. If I'm a terrible driver and I'm unlucky enough to have a drunk driver swerve into my lane, I'm probably extra f***d.SkinsJock wrote:freak injuries and bad luck have nothing to do with it