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I hope he does not take a spot EVEN in the PUP list if ANYBODY else can legitimally take it. Too bad but it is time to let go. Time to retire.Hooligan wrote:http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/football-insider/post/redskins-tackle-jammal-brown-undergoes-hip-surgery/2012/08/27/546a8bba-f04a-11e1-adc6-87dfa8eff430_blog.html?tid=pm_sports_pop
Didn't see this elsewhere on here. Looks like he had hip surgery on Thursday and will miss 4-6 weeks (if he ever makes it back.)
Go Team Polumbus!
Well, hindsight is 20/20. We made a decision, it hasn't worked out too well and there's a possibility that it still could.cleg wrote:Was it a 3rd round pick we used on him? I was excited at the time but wish we had held on to that pick now.
The Saints are a smart organization. There's a reason they dealt Brown (after being a first round pick, going to 2 pro-bowls. and subsequently injured) for a 3rd rounder.cleg wrote:Was it a 3rd round pick we used on him? I was excited at the time but wish we had held on to that pick now.
That trade had a lot of conditions to it... including conditions based on performance (in the end he didn't meet certain conditions, and other conditions were tied to the McNabb deal).cleg wrote:Was it a 3rd round pick we used on him? I was excited at the time but wish we had held on to that pick now.
It was a sign and tradefrankcal20 wrote:Something to also consider though is that the Saints didn't have the money to extend him either and I think he was either in his last year or had been tagged.
Shanahan said he will be talking to Jammal Brown when the tackle returns from NY, and then disclose their plan of action.
We would have to give back the fifth we got, that we used to draft Niles Paul. So you can't just say he cost us a 3rd. He and Niles Paul cost us a 3rd. Doesn't sound as bad now, does it?cleg wrote:Was it a 3rd round pick we used on him? I was excited at the time but wish we had held on to that pick now.
Sounds terrible...skinsfan#33 wrote:We would have to give back the fifth we got, that we used to draft Niles Paul. So you can't just say he cost us a 3rd. He and Niles Paul cost us a 3rd. Doesn't sound as bad now, does it?cleg wrote:Was it a 3rd round pick we used on him? I was excited at the time but wish we had held on to that pick now.
Below is the deal for Brown which was tied to the performance of McNabb.cleg wrote:Was it a 3rd round pick we used on him? I was excited at the time but wish we had held on to that pick now.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=5306133Washington owes the Eagles a third- or fourth-round pick in 2011 for McNabb, based on how the quarterback plays or the team performs. If the Redskins win nine games, go to the playoffs or McNabb gets selected to the Pro Bowl, Philadelphia will receive Washington's third-round pick and New Orleans will get Washington's fourth. If none of those happen, the Eagles will get the Redskins' fourth-round pick and the Saints will get the Redskins' third-round pick.
If New Orleans receives Washington's third-round pick, then the Redskins will get a 2011 fifth-round pick back from the Saints. However, if Washington's third-round pick goes to Philadelphia, then the Saints will send a 2011 sixth- or seventh-round pick back to the Redskins.
There is also a conditional 2012 sixth-round pick involved. Should Brown play 90 percent of the plays next season or get voted to the Pro Bowl, Washington will send its 2012 sixth-round pick to New Orleans. After Saturday's trade, Washington has six picks left in the 2011 draft.