Random Commanders Thoughts

Ron. Don’t be checking your mailbox for that ring.
 
He left with millions in his pockets.

As Zack Ertz said, no one thought about coming to Washington during the Snyder years unless it was for the money :devilish:
 
Ron. Don’t be checking your mailbox for that ring.
Here is his Super Bowl ring. Customized for his performance.

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Gotta respect Andy Reid. You knew he wasn't going to stand pat after Rice got hurt. It appears the Chiefs are going to add DeAndre Hopkins via trade with Titans.

As I wrote in another post I think the Titans, Jaguars, Browns, Raiders, Panthers are all teams where we might be able to pick up a cornerback that can add depth to our roster at a reasonable cost given their records during what is turning out to be a lost season.

If you look at Cleveland and Watson, they may be readying for a Broncos-like separation from the quarterback in the offseason and that means reducing payroll. Dealing Amari Cooper was the first move in that direction.
 
I’d be in favor of picking up 2 corners. 1 so that Sainristil can move back inside and 1 to move Forbes to #4.
 
Gotta respect Andy Reid. You knew he wasn't going to stand pat after Rice got hurt. It appears the Chiefs are going to add DeAndre Hopkins via trade with Titans.

As I wrote in another post I think the Titans, Jaguars, Browns, Raiders, Panthers are all teams where we might be able to pick up a cornerback that can add depth to our roster at a reasonable cost given their records during what is turning out to be a lost season.

If you look at Cleveland and Watson, they may be readying for a Broncos-like separation from the quarterback in the offseason and that means reducing payroll. Dealing Amari Cooper was the first move in that direction.


I doubt it as it’s highly unlikely Watson can recover that quickly. Only thing they can do is negotiate an injury settlement, considering his dead cap number in 25’ is $172mil… it’s gonna be a stand off and the browns are SCREWED.


I do however lean your direction as it’s highly likely a sell off is coming and a regression over the next 2 years for the brownies to be completely resetting.

Z’darius Smith is a name my gut says is a possibility.

Wouldn’t hate a good look at their secondary also
 
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I'd rather their secondary.

Smith, while still playing well, is the wrong side of 30. I'd rather not give up the pick that Cleveland will likely want for a guy that age.
 
Terry has had 658 targets...

a drop rate of 1.4% would be

658 *.014 = 9.2

9 drops in 658 targets / 413 receptions


This guy is a gift. He's the type we want to be a career player (i know i'm not breaking any news).




 
Johnny Newton's emergence may underscore another important point. Rivera drafted for need especially in the early rounds. It was child's play to predict what position they would pick in the first two rounds. It was always a player meant to patch a hole (with the possible exception of Mathis). When Newton's pick came up, Washington was desperate for a corner and there was a pretty highly rated corner who had slid to us. What did Peters do? He chose the guy who was a player possibly at our strongest position. A player that we absolutely did not need and made many go "What? He's good player, but... What?"

Flash forward, Allen has a poor year and then is lost to injury. Suddenly, the supurfluous piece is essential. Even more so after we traded Ridgeway away.
 
A little bit of love for Daniels and Quinn from some Cowboy players


Love this! Not only do these dudes always show love for Quinn; it underscores that Jerry Jones had an IN-HOUSE replacement for McCarthy -- and we got him. Bwahahaha
 
Another random thought. I watched a little bit of the Giants game yesterday and watched their oline fall apart. I think it's fair to say our oline has performed better than expected. I think that's partly playcalling and Daniels' quick release and decision making, but they are also just playing above expectations. A lot of us scratched our heads when Quinn signed the Giants' oline coach. Outsiders mocked the hiring.

The guy deserves a tip of the cap. Even when tackle number three came out onto the field, the unit mostly held its own against a really solid Chicago D.
 
Weirdly, I'm not sure we have a place for Micah Parsons. I mean Luvu has become a real leader and while he's not Micah, he's got that role. We rarely play three LBs (maybe because of the current roster)

That said, yeah, that was a fun segment.
 
Yep, and we wasted a year of Brian Robinson as well with Eric Bieniemy refusing to run an NFL offense.

Now he's back in college and hopefully at a level where he can act in a competent manner.
 

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