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Jeremy Trueblood Scouting Report - Scouts, Inc.

Comment: Trueblood is a massive tackle with adequate initial quickness and agility and above-average body control. He has a nice kick step to get out to pick up the edge rusher, but he is a bit of a heel clicker when he tries to slide and shuffle with the speed rush around the pocket. He has long arms and knows how to get a fit and steer opponents by the pocket. He is not a natural knee bender and struggles to keep his pad level down to leverage blocks, but he has so much mass that he can simply engulf opponents most of the time.
 
I cant tell if these recent player tweets like this one..

@cbaker92redskin: Can't wait to see what the #Redskins do in free agency #HTTR


are sarcasm or an indicator that something may be occurring behind the scenes.
 
The article on WaPo's Insider blog about signing Trueblood has an interesting paragraph at the end of it.

Washington hasn’t made a strong push to re-sign 2012 starter Tyler Polumbus, whose contract expired Tuesday. Polumbus had received indication that the Redskins had interest in bringing him back, a person with knowledge of the situation said. But so far, Washington hadn’t extended an offer, and Polumbus was scheduled to visit the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday.

Article link: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/football-insider/wp/2013/03/14/redskins-agree-to-terms-with-jeremy-trueblood/
 
PRESS RELEASE

For Immediate Release
March 14, 2013

REDSKINS SIGN T JEREMY TRUEBLOOD

LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. – The Washington Redskins announced today that they have signed unrestricted free agent tackle Jeremy Trueblood. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Trueblood (6-8, 320) was originally drafted out of Boston College by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the second round (59th overall) of the 2006 NFL Draft. He has appeared in 101 regular season games with 84 starts during his career.

In 2012, Trueblood appeared in nine games with one start for the Buccaneers. He played in 14 games with seven starts in 2010, helping the Buccaneers average 125.1 rushing yards per game, third-most in the NFC (eighth in the NFL).

Trueblood, 29, played collegiately at Boston College from 2002-05, starting in 36 games and twice being named second-team All-ACC.

Trueblood was born on May 10, 1983, in Indianapolis. He attended the city’s Cathedral H.S., where he helped lead the school to back-to-back State 4A championships in 1998 and 1999.
 
Jeremy Trueblood signs with the Skins.

Details to come.
I'm a big fan of giant O lineman who "engulf" opponents. (hope he engulfs all of them for us)

So far, the only engulfing going on in DC, is that ex-Buccaneers have been engulfing the Redskins roster every since Bruce came here.
Maybe we can pick up Cadillac Williams, or another Ex-Buc, Albert Haynesworth.
Why did Trueblood only start one game last year ? Injury ?
 
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And the "massive" hole left behind after not resigning Alexander is now filled. Hmm that was easier than many people thought? :biggrin2:

My only memory of Kehl in 2012, was a crucial, bone-headed penalty on a special teams play he made that was very detrimental. So, either you're being sarcastic, or I missed out on some major "Highlight Kehl Reel"
 
Trent and Pierre restructured. We gained $6.3 Mil for the cap.

Hang on...

Not there yet, but could happen soon.
 
Old news, just getting finalized recently.
Some local airwaves got a kick out of Davis's self lawyership back then.
Seems they both lawyered up this round.
 
That's been out a long time Fear.
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Trent and Pierre restructured. We gained $6.3 Mil for the cap.

Hang on...

Not there yet, but could happen soon.

A little late...all the good CBs are off the market. Smith, Cox, Toler, etc.
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