biggest off season regret ?

[skinsdad62]

Eight in the Box: Offseason regret - NFC East Blog - ESPN

our biggest regret is garcon not getting surgery ?

i would think not getting an RT would be the issue

now ESPN refugee's this is the type of article espn hopes we comment on with our FB page ?

 

[martinez]

my girlfriend could have came up with something better than that. come on now espn...

 

[j_y19]

Not being able to re-sign lorenzo, tho I completely understand why.

 

[elocomotive]

Not being able to re-sign lorenzo, tho I completely understand why.

yep! Gonna miss 'Zo. Beyond all that did on the field and his ridiculous versatility, he was a really good dude and active in the community here.

I'm happy that contract will probably give him and his family stability for life and help him in his charity work.

 

[j_y19]

Ya know, I'm not so sure of that. He definitely got more money for a few years, but if he would have stayed here, he had a chance to retire a skin for life and could have written his own ticket in this town. Similar to what Theismann, Walker, and Riggo have done. He could have very easily transitioned to local broadcasting, similar to walker. Where he is now, he's just another player who will probably be gone and forgotten in 3 years.

 

[Warpath]

He's definitely a guy who'll be missed.

 

[skinsdad62]

Ya know, I'm not so sure of that. He definitely got more money for a few years, but if he would have stayed here, he had a chance to retire a skin for life and could have written his own ticket in this town. Similar to what Theismann, Walker, and Riggo have done. He could have very easily transitioned to local broadcasting, similar to walker. Where he is now, he's just another player who will probably be gone and forgotten in 3 years.

maybe he will find his way back to us as dockery once did

 

[Skin'EmAll]

He obviously must have gotten a good deal, anyone recall what he was offered and what he took for ARI.

I wonder if they were a little disappointed with his pass coverage skills and so therefore weren't pressed to re-sign him

 

[SoCalWizFan]

He obviously must have gotten a good deal, anyone recall what he was offered and what he took for ARI.

I wonder if they were a little disappointed with his pass coverage skills and so therefore weren't pressed to re-sign him

Lorenzo Alexander: Decision to leave Redskins for Cardinals was both hard and easy

Here you go. It sounds like there would not have been a problem if the cap sanctions were not in place & Alexander indicated it was tough for him to leave DC. According to the article it was over $1 million in guaranteed money which is a lot at his level.

 

[skins]

Lorenzo Alexander: Decision to leave Redskins for Cardinals was both hard and easy

Here you go. It sounds like there would not have been a problem if the cap sanctions were not in place & Alexander indicated it was tough for him to leave DC. According to the article it was over $1 million in guaranteed money which is a lot at his level.

can't fault him for taking the money considering his position.

 

[Skin'EmAll]

Lorenzo Alexander: Decision to leave Redskins for Cardinals was both hard and easy

Here you go. It sounds like there would not have been a problem if the cap sanctions were not in place & Alexander indicated it was tough for him to leave DC. According to the article it was over $1 million in guaranteed money which is a lot at his level.

Wow! Thanks, that was a huge difference in money. That sucks, BUT with that cheater D.Washington in ARI being suspended Alexander should get some extra snaps on the field.
He was a madden hit stick type of guy, lol