VetSkinsFan wrote:redskins14ru wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:Dorsey, 5-7 and 170 pounds
Who's going to take his place when it gets gusty? He'll get blown away.
Id just break some tackles against the eagles if I were him but with he and rock and snyderwait what a combo and why not do the math 25 of 35 for the new bootie kickers best year is alright but wahts his long
I cannot comprehend this "statement."
Andre Carter wrote:Damn man, you know your football.
Deadskins wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:redskins14ru wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:Dorsey, 5-7 and 170 pounds
Who's going to take his place when it gets gusty? He'll get blown away.
Id just break some tackles against the eagles if I were him but with he and rock and snyder
I cannot comprehend this "statement."
I've stopped trying with his posts. I think they're supposed to be nonsensical.
Right?
SkinsFreak wrote:Deadskins wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:redskins14ru wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:Dorsey, 5-7 and 170 pounds
Who's going to take his place when it gets gusty? He'll get blown away.
Id just break some tackles against the eagles if I were him but with he and rock and snyder
I cannot comprehend this "statement."
I've stopped trying with his posts. I think they're supposed to be nonsensical.
I think he's saying Snyder came from under a rock, he enjoys Combos and that kickers who wear long booties make 25 of 35 on average.
VetSkinsFan wrote:redskins14ru wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:Dorsey, 5-7 and 170 pounds
Who's going to take his place when it gets gusty? He'll get blown away.
Id just break some tackles against the eagles if I were him but with he and rock and snyder
I cannot comprehend this "statement."
redskins14ru wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:redskins14ru wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:Dorsey, 5-7 and 170 pounds
Who's going to take his place when it gets gusty? He'll get blown away.
Id just break some tackles against the eagles if I were him but with he and rock and snyder
I cannot comprehend this "statement."
I would just question the mans size and ability to break tackels
Redskins Re-sign Westbrook
REDSKINS PARK, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA. -- The Redskins have re-signed cornerback Byron Westrbook, the team announced on Wednesday.
Westbrook has spent the last two seasons on the Redskins’ practice squad.
He has seen preseason action each of the last two years.
Last year, Westbrook recorded seven tackles and one pass defended in preseason. In 2007, he posted six tackles and recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown.
He has also served as a kick returner. In preseason last year, he returned six punts for a 7.7-yard average and three kickoffs for a 22.7-yard average.
Under NFL rules, Westbrook is not eligible to serve on the Redskins’ practice squad for a third year. So to stay with the Redskins for the 2009 season, he must earn a roster spot in training camp.
Westbrook, of course, is the younger brother of Philadelphia Eagles running back Brian Westbrook, a two-time Pro Bowler.
Since they have similar body types, Byron Westbrook has played his brother on the scout team in the practices leading up to Redskins-Eagles games.
Westbrook, 5-10 and 194 pounds, originally signed with the Redskins as an undrafted rookie free agent in May 2007.
He grew up in Washington, D.C., attended Dematha high school and played college football at Salisbury University
SkinsFreak wrote:Deadskins wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:redskins14ru wrote:VetSkinsFan wrote:Dorsey, 5-7 and 170 pounds
Who's going to take his place when it gets gusty? He'll get blown away.
Id just break some tackles against the eagles if I were him but with he and rock and snyder
I cannot comprehend this "statement."
I've stopped trying with his posts. I think they're supposed to be nonsensical.
I think he's saying Snyder came from under a rock, he enjoys Combos and that kickers who wear long booties make 25 of 35 on average.
cowboyhater4life wrote:Why can't Westbrook have more of his brother's skills!
fleetus wrote:Maybe Dorsey can return punts. I mean, ARE's 2 steps backwards, 3 steps forward, then duck to the ground routine can't be too hard to improve upon.
I like Hagans training camp fodder. Grant and Tyson Smith are some of our ex-practice squad guys coming back.
SkinsFreak wrote:Redskins Re-sign Westbrook
REDSKINS PARK, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA. -- The Redskins have re-signed cornerback Byron Westrbook, the team announced on Wednesday.
Westbrook has spent the last two seasons on the Redskins’ practice squad.
He has seen preseason action each of the last two years.
Last year, Westbrook recorded seven tackles and one pass defended in preseason. In 2007, he posted six tackles and recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown.
He has also served as a kick returner. In preseason last year, he returned six punts for a 7.7-yard average and three kickoffs for a 22.7-yard average.
Under NFL rules, Westbrook is not eligible to serve on the Redskins’ practice squad for a third year. So to stay with the Redskins for the 2009 season, he must earn a roster spot in training camp.
Westbrook, of course, is the younger brother of Philadelphia Eagles running back Brian Westbrook, a two-time Pro Bowler.
Since they have similar body types, Byron Westbrook has played his brother on the scout team in the practices leading up to Redskins-Eagles games.
Westbrook, 5-10 and 194 pounds, originally signed with the Redskins as an undrafted rookie free agent in May 2007.
He grew up in Washington, D.C., attended Dematha high school and played college football at Salisbury University
One of the players the Broncos released Wednesday – running back Anthony Alridge – was claimed off waivers Thursday by both Minnesota and Washington and was awarded to the Redskins because they finished with a worse record this past season.
Redskins claimed RB Anthony Alridge off waivers from the Broncos.
The Vikings also put in a bid for the scat-back/returner.
The 'Skins coaching staff is longing for a homerun hitter at tailback this offseason. If Alridge ends up being the best they can do in that role, Clinton Portis owners can rest easy.
spudstr04 wrote:Anthony Alridge ran a 4.36 forty last year at the combine, which was faster than Jonathan Stewart, Rashard Mendenhall, Matt Forte, Felix Jones, and only .02 seconds slower than Chris Johnson and Darren McFadden.
He also had the longest broad jump in last year's combine. (11'2'')
sch1977 wrote:spudstr04 wrote:Anthony Alridge ran a 4.36 forty last year at the combine, which was faster than Jonathan Stewart, Rashard Mendenhall, Matt Forte, Felix Jones, and only .02 seconds slower than Chris Johnson and Darren McFadden.
He also had the longest broad jump in last year's combine. (11'2'')
Actually, Chris Johnson ran a 4.24 forty at the combine which would be .12 faster than Aldridge.
spudstr04 wrote:sch1977 wrote:spudstr04 wrote:Anthony Alridge ran a 4.36 forty last year at the combine, which was faster than Jonathan Stewart, Rashard Mendenhall, Matt Forte, Felix Jones, and only .02 seconds slower than Chris Johnson and Darren McFadden.
He also had the longest broad jump in last year's combine. (11'2'')
Actually, Chris Johnson ran a 4.24 forty at the combine which would be .12 faster than Aldridge.
check this out. I did make a mistake on the 40 time with johnson and mcfadden.
http://nfldraft.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1164&CID=779093
sch1977 wrote:spudstr04 wrote:sch1977 wrote:spudstr04 wrote:Anthony Alridge ran a 4.36 forty last year at the combine, which was faster than Jonathan Stewart, Rashard Mendenhall, Matt Forte, Felix Jones, and only .02 seconds slower than Chris Johnson and Darren McFadden.
He also had the longest broad jump in last year's combine. (11'2'')
Actually, Chris Johnson ran a 4.24 forty at the combine which would be .12 faster than Aldridge.
check this out. I did make a mistake on the 40 time with johnson and mcfadden.
http://nfldraft.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1164&CID=779093
If we get half of CJ with Aldridge this is a great move! Nice find!
SkinsFreak wrote:Denver is pretty good at evaluating running back talent. If he's good, why would they release him?
Edit: I missed the "scat-back/returner" label. A kid with that kind of speed as a returner can be dangerous.
sch1977 wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:Denver is pretty good at evaluating running back talent. If he's good, why would they release him?
Edit: I missed the "scat-back/returner" label. A kid with that kind of speed as a returner can be dangerous.
Not entirely true. Remember, they did draft Maurice Clarett! lol
VetSkinsFan wrote:sch1977 wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:Denver is pretty good at evaluating running back talent. If he's good, why would they release him?
Edit: I missed the "scat-back/returner" label. A kid with that kind of speed as a returner can be dangerous.
Not entirely true. Remember, they did draft Maurice Clarett! lol
I think that if he's coming in to be a 3rd down back, that's fine, but I still think we can use Moss as PR. He's already shown he's dangerous. Why not use him?
PulpExposure wrote:Because he'll quickly break down, and then where would that leave our receiving corps?
It's the Brian Westbrook dilemma; dude is lethal on punt returns, but the Eagles don't use him for PR duties, because he's more valuable as a RB, touching the ball 20+ times per game.
Would we have lost more games? I mean really now... He was healthy and we LOST, what would it have hurt?! NOTHING!Chris Luva Luva wrote:PulpExposure wrote:Because he'll quickly break down, and then where would that leave our receiving corps?
It's the Brian Westbrook dilemma; dude is lethal on punt returns, but the Eagles don't use him for PR duties, because he's more valuable as a RB, touching the ball 20+ times per game.
I'd agree with you IF our WR corps were doing anything decent. They were terrible last year and weren't helped by spotty QB play.
What's the point in keeping Moss healthy for the next game when you're just going to go out and lose it the same exact what you're losing the current game? That's crazy.
Zorn said that he wouldn't start the rookies in the final 2 games cus this team always plays to win. Keeping ARE at PR and not putting Moss back at PR more often makes his statement BS.
If Moss got hurt on a PR, what would have happened? We would have scored less points?
VetSkinsFan wrote:Chris Luva Luva wrote:PulpExposure wrote:Because he'll quickly break down, and then where would that leave our receiving corps?
It's the Brian Westbrook dilemma; dude is lethal on punt returns, but the Eagles don't use him for PR duties, because he's more valuable as a RB, touching the ball 20+ times per game.
I'd agree with you IF our WR corps were doing anything decent. They were terrible last year and weren't helped by spotty QB play.
What's the point in keeping Moss healthy for the next game when you're just going to go out and lose it the same exact what you're losing the current game? That's crazy.
Zorn said that he wouldn't start the rookies in the final 2 games cus this team always plays to win. Keeping ARE at PR and not putting Moss back at PR more often makes his statement BS.
If Moss got hurt on a PR, what would have happened? We would have scored less points?
A little more extreme than I was thinking, but the same sentiment is there. It's not like he's battling TO, Welker, TJ, ect, for the receiving title. I don't recall Moss doing much spectacular last year on offense in general. I DO, however, recall him kickin major tail on PRs...
