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Do they actually and literally rotate every single WR equally against the #1 Corner in TC and practice ?

Do they actually and literally rotate every single WR equally against the #1 Corner in TC and practice ?
Coming out of the draft, people called me a “joker,” a “tweener,” a guy who could do a lot of different things. So it’s cool to be able to hold true to that as I start my third season. It definitely gives our defense versatility and makes it harder for the offense to determine what package we’re in. I’m happy to add value wherever they need me.
I learned a lot of things while working with the D-line, and one of the most valuable was how to work with my hands. It’s not like defending tight ends. With the offensive line, they’re really powerful and strong. You learn that the best way to take on those blocks is truly with your hands, and getting extension, and really being able to control the block and angle.
I’ll be bringing that emphasis on using my hands back with me to the edge.
Trent Murphy's outlook on how to ride that merry-go-round.
Think he's definitely the type of guy one likes to have around, hope he finds his sweet spot on productivity and get's it done.
Maybe Niles can give him some pointers too, eh?
Just a sample
FROM THE EDGE, AND BACK AGAIN - The Official Web Site of Trent Murphy | NFL Lineman . Washington Redskins


Both Philly and Miami are desperate for a starting OT. That's something to monitor.
Well, the problem is if you have a team of likeable, marginally talented guys, your team is generally a loser.

Why?
I realize it's pre-season and we have great hopes for guys who have never shown much, but nobody is going to trade anything for a 30 year-old backup tackle who's played about half a season of NFL football, simply because his current GM said he was awesome in a fluffy offseason interview. Hopefully he's a true diamond in the rough. If he is, he'll make our team better, and yay for that.
But no one is going to give us anything for him.
Would you take a 5th or a 6th for him?You can go back and forth on this. The Redskins gave up a #5 pick for Derrick Carrier, a TE who up until that point had not proven anything in the NFL. He also plays a much less critical position on the field for the offense.
So, I could see a team that hopes to be a contender trade a pick to the Redskins if a tackle goes down in the preseason.

Would you take a 5th or a 6th for him?
That's what we're talking about. Not Fletcher Cox.
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Not gonna happen. There is very little comparison between a conditional pick for a 24 year old backup who actually made NFL rosters his entire pro career and expecting a package deal for a pro-bowler involving a 30 year old backup who has spent all but one season in the CFL.We gave up a 5th for Carrier. That puts the floor at a 3rd or 4th for a starting T. That's still not enough to grab a talent like Cox.
Maybe offer them Ty, plus a 3rd and 6th on top of it so they can get back some of those draft picks?
Certainly there's some price that would be attractive enough to be worth protecting the health of their franchise QB and their next few seasons.
And we get an elite player at the age of 25 that would just about complete our defense.
Something to at least think about.
