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Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 1:02 pm
by StorminMormon86
Anyone else excited over the Kirk Cousins pick? This all but seals the fate of Grossman being off of this team come 2013.
Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 10:33 pm
by the poster
44diesel wrote:The more I read about Morris, the more I like. Looks like another Shanahan late round gem.
1. how do u define a late round gem? a body that is on the roster? a special teams player? a guy who gets on the field a couple times a game? a starter? or a guy like victor Cruz in ny who wasn't even drafted, rewrites the giants record book and goes to the pro bowl....that kind of gem?
2. are u going to include shanahans time from years ago in Denver when other people were involved who are not associated with Washington or are the late round gems u soeakof from his time in washing ton?
3. who are they , cuz, I see absolutely nothing. not a single person. not a single "gem". of course my definition is problem different than yours, I probably don't set the bar as low as redskin fans do.
Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 10:58 pm
by Countertrey
Posted: Tue May 01, 2012 9:12 pm
by skinpride1
Don't forget a troll that's really not a skins fan on top of that. Got to be either a giants or cowboys troll. The troll in that pic has little balls....haaaa. too funny.
Posted: Fri May 04, 2012 3:38 pm
by 1niksder
Crawford's contract has an estimated value of $2.164 million with a signing bonus of around $64,000, while Bernstine's contract is estimated to be worth $2.161 million with a signing bonus of just under $62,000.
Posted: Fri May 04, 2012 3:59 pm
by andyjens89
1niksder wrote:Crawford's contract has an estimated value of $2.164 million with a signing bonus of around $64,000, while Bernstine's contract is estimated to be worth $2.161 million with a signing bonus of just under $62,000.
These guys signed already? Good!
Re: Redskins draft picks.
Posted: Fri May 04, 2012 5:39 pm
by crazyhorse1
Deadskins wrote:Code: Select all
Round Pick Overall
1 Robert Griffin III 2
3 Josh LeRibeus 71
4 Kirk Cousins 102
4 Keenan Robinson 119
5 Adam Gettis 141
6 Alfred Morris 173
6 Tom Compton 193
7 Richard Crawford 213
7 Jordan Bernstine 217
Let's not forget, we got Minnifield undrafted. Could be a major pickup.
Posted: Fri May 04, 2012 7:35 pm
by skinsfan#33
1niksder wrote:Crawford's contract has an estimated value of $2.164 million with a signing bonus of around $64,000, while Bernstine's contract is estimated to be worth $2.161 million with a signing bonus of just under $62,000.
Why so high?
I mean they're 7th round picks for pete's sake.
Posted: Fri May 04, 2012 9:19 pm
by Countertrey
skinsfan#33 wrote:1niksder wrote:Crawford's contract has an estimated value of $2.164 million with a signing bonus of around $64,000, while Bernstine's contract is estimated to be worth $2.161 million with a signing bonus of just under $62,000.
Why so high?
I mean they're 7th round picks for pete's sake.
Keep in mind, they are 4 year contracts...
Posted: Fri May 04, 2012 10:10 pm
by 1niksder
skinsfan#33 wrote:1niksder wrote:Crawford's contract has an estimated value of $2.164 million with a signing bonus of around $64,000, while Bernstine's contract is estimated to be worth $2.161 million with a signing bonus of just under $62,000.
Why so high?
I mean they're 7th round picks for pete's sake.
After looking at the numbers, It might be even higher the rookie minimum over four years would be about $2.110M without the signing bonus under last years minimum pay scale. The rookie minimum over 4 years in 2012 would be at least $2.170M before any bonuses.
If these numbers hold up it's hell of a deal by the front office
Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 4:56 pm
by Red_One43
Today the Redskins signed Tom Compton, a sixth-round offensive tackle from South Dakota, and Alfred Morris, a sixth-round running back from Florida Atlantic. Washington had already signed seventh-round draft picks Richard Crawford and Jordan Bernstine and fifth-round pick Adam Gettis.
Four of the Redskins’ nine draft picks remain unsigned: First-round pick Robert Griffin III, second-round pick Josh LeRibeus and fourth-round picks Kirk Cousins and Keenan Robinson.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... ks-signed/
Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 7:34 pm
by Countertrey
Red_One43 wrote:Today the Redskins signed Tom Compton, a sixth-round offensive tackle from South Dakota, and Alfred Morris, a sixth-round running back from Florida Atlantic. Washington had already signed seventh-round draft picks Richard Crawford and Jordan Bernstine and fifth-round pick Adam Gettis.
Four of the Redskins’ nine draft picks remain unsigned: First-round pick Robert Griffin III, second-round pick Josh LeRibeus and fourth-round picks Kirk Cousins and Keenan Robinson.
We had a second round pick? Sweet!
so... why LeRibeus????
Posted: Thu May 17, 2012 12:24 pm
by andyjens89
On Thursday, the team announced that they have agreed to a four-year contract with linebacker Keenan Robinson. Robinson was picked in the fourth round with the 119th overall selection by the Redskins.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/05/17/redskins-sign-another-draft-pick/
Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 1:52 am
by cowboykillerzRGiii
Countertrey wrote:Red_One43 wrote:Today the Redskins signed Tom Compton, a sixth-round offensive tackle from South Dakota, and Alfred Morris, a sixth-round running back from Florida Atlantic. Washington had already signed seventh-round draft picks Richard Crawford and Jordan Bernstine and fifth-round pick Adam Gettis.
Four of the Redskins’ nine draft picks remain unsigned: First-round pick Robert Griffin III, second-round pick Josh LeRibeus and fourth-round picks Kirk Cousins and Keenan Robinson.
We had a second round pick? Sweet!
so... why LeRibeus????
Is the rookie scale for guard and center different? Kinda wondering why we haven't tied down Cousins aswell. 2nd string vs third?
Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 8:43 am
by andyjens89
It's still May... this time two years ago only 13 draft picks out of all 7 rounds were signed. Right now over half of this year's entire rookie class is signed. The rest of the guys will sign soon.
Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 9:45 am
by Deadskins
andyjens89 wrote:It's still May... this time two years ago only 13 draft picks out of all 7 rounds were signed.
There was also a lockout.
Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 10:00 am
by andyjens89
Deadskins wrote:andyjens89 wrote:It's still May... this time two years ago only 13 draft picks out of all 7 rounds were signed.
There was also a lockout.
"... two years ago ..."
Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 10:10 am
by SkinsJock
andyjens89 wrote:Deadskins wrote:andyjens89 wrote:It's still May... this time two years ago only 13 draft picks out of all 7 rounds were signed.
There was also a lockout.
"... two years ago ..."
details
nobody with a chance to help this franchise will miss the opportunity to be a part of what is happening here
Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 10:15 am
by Mississippiskinsfan2
andyjens89 wrote:Deadskins wrote:andyjens89 wrote:It's still May... this time two years ago only 13 draft picks out of all 7 rounds were signed.
There was also a lockout.
"... two years ago ..."
I thought it was this time last year witch would make it just a year.... right??
Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 10:19 am
by Deadskins
Mississippiskinsfan2 wrote:andyjens89 wrote:Deadskins wrote:andyjens89 wrote:It's still May... this time two years ago only 13 draft picks out of all 7 rounds were signed.
There was also a lockout.
"... two years ago ..."
I thought it was this time last year witch would make it just a year.... right??
I misread it too.
Still, there wasn't a rookie wage scale two years ago.
Posted: Sat May 19, 2012 1:12 pm
by Red_One43
Kirk Ferentz on Adam Gettis:
(Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz spent six years as an offensive line coach in the NFL. He's also had 13 linemen drafted in the past 10 years)
He played as well as anyone on our offensive line and that includes Riley [Reiff, a first-round pick]. Riley has a different physique and a different stature, but Adam played at a real high level. No one asked about him in August, and by November everyone was asking about him. People paid attention.
The bottom line is he’s quick and explosive. We had some guys in our league this year who were drafted pretty high who were big and he blocked those guys. It’s on the tape. It’s not a projection. The other thing about Adam is that he gets on blocks quicker.
http://community.washingtonexaminer.com/redskins/
Posted: Sat May 19, 2012 1:53 pm
by DarthMonk
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Posted: Mon May 21, 2012 5:43 pm
by Red_One43
News from Monday's OTA:
Rookie cornerbackRichard Crawford was with Garçon step for step on a deep pass by Griffin and knocked it down. That drew some shouts of encouragement from the defensive starters on the other end of the field.
This is an encouraging start from Crawford who might be a sleeper in this year's draft.
http://www.realredskins.com/rich-tandle ... ubble.html
Posted: Fri May 25, 2012 8:10 pm
by Red_One43
John Keim interview with Alfred Morris' Running Back Coach:
Q: Why is he good in pass protection?
A: He was a guy that took a lot of pride in that. We were very rare these days as far as college football because we were running a pro-style offense. Howard was our head coach and was doing everything he’d done his whole career as far as the complexity of the pass game. When you have that, you have a lot of different protections. He’s not only good from a physical standpoint, but he’s also very pro ready because we had to teach quite a few different protections while he was here for us. Whenever you have that second back it gives you more freedom in the variety of schemes you can run. That takes some intelligence to catch on. You have to have a good football IQ. Not only is he a tough kid, but he has a football IQ and he can understand it, and he’s willing to embrace that role. That’s a big transition for running backs, but it won’t be as big for him. He brings a workmanlike O-line mentality when he’s called upon to block.
Q: What else does he do well in this area?
A: He’s a guy that will not wait on a [rusher]. You want those guys in attack mode and a lot of kids because they’re playing offense they think you’re not aggressive. That’s the thing he does very well, he meets them and is aggressive with them. He mostly played defense as a high school player.
http://community.washingtonexaminer.com ... Newsletter
Posted: Thu May 31, 2012 10:10 am
by andyjens89
Washington Redskins fourth-round quarterback Kirk Cousins announced on Twitter that he had signed his rookie contract.
The Redskins quickly confirmed the signing and Daniel Jeremiah of NFL.com and the NFL Network reported, according to sources, the standard four-year deal is worth $2.57 million, which is consistent with Cousins' draft slot (seventh pick in the fourth round). The slot also calls for a signing bonus of $472,688.
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