We'd have been better off offering the Colts 4 #1's for Luck. It wasn't the picks - if you hit with that deal it sets you back but you get your 12 year starter which is hard to put a price on. The problem with pulling the trigger is exactly what El says it is- if you miss it sets your franchise back for years to come.
The good news is, we'll know in the next 3 months what the final verdict is and can move forward one way or another.
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Chris Cooley has lost a lot of my respect for him.
He's not an SOB for trying to come back and re-start his career, but to say on the radio that '3 of 4 decision-makers were OK with his comeback' and laying the grief at the feet of the one guy in the organization that is trying to right the ship, Scot McCloughan, is unforgiveable.
Career Redskins that care about the organization and realize how dysfunction it has been would not have done that.
To put himself into the middle of things as a distraction at this point shows how selfish he really is.
In that way he's little different from LaVar Arrington, one of his contemporaries, that just loves to hear himself talk.
What ended Cooley's NFL career was a bum knee that came as a result of consecutive surgeries that cost him speed.
A couple of years of 'rest' is not likely to improve his speed and explosiveness off the ball.

"Sold out the future" is one of the most overused hyperbolic statements, ever. IMHO.
It certainly can be. But it is not a certainty.But accurate.![]()
pffft. cooley...who never distinguished himself for true greatness at his position relative to his peers on other teams....is no different from many characters criticized in the past: he sees professional football as a business and promotes himself to sustain his lifestyle. he marketed himself on-line as a player and continues to do so as a radio jock. Cooley is likable, produces some interesting analysis...but he's a dilettante.
I've had the very same "cooley was just alright" conversation many times. He never went over 1000 and, to me, was more known for his antics than his on field work.

Speaking of B-Mitch, he completely unloads on RG3 here today
Brian Mitchell gets blunt with RGIII | ProFootballTalk


Rodriguez? Who?