commanders off season thread 2023

[deanpet21]

not bad at all

 

[countryroads316]

not bad at all

That's horrible Leno sucks and Wright is a RT

 

[deanpet21]

That's horrible Leno sucks and Wright is a RT

We might have to keep Leno, if we cant upgrade.

 

[countryroads316]

We might have to keep Leno, if we cant upgrade.

Take a LT in the 1st it's that simple it's a position of major need and it's not a reach for any of them

 

[duke1861]

That's horrible Leno sucks and Wright is a RT

Bingo

Wright never played a down at Tennessee at LT. I watched every game he played.

People literally have no idea what they are talking about.

 

[kbso83432]

I like it for the most part, but this class is too deep at TE to throw money at that position in FA. Jmo

 

[countryroads316]

I like it for the most part, but this class is too deep at TE to throw money at that position in FA. Jmo

Not impressed with Gesicki

 

[skinsdad62]

Ron Rivera says Sam Howell is "more than likely" Commanders starting quarterback

Commanders Head Coach Ron Rivera sheds insight on his intentions to provide second-year quarterback Sam Howell to become their starting quarterback in 2023.

www.hogshaven.com

 

[deanpet21]

Take a LT in the 1st it's that simple it's a position of major need and it's not a reach for any of them

its possible but I think we go CB. It's way too early to think about this stuff. So many factors to consider. FA should tell what happens in the draft.

 

[countryroads316]

its possible but I think we go CB. It's way too early to think about this stuff. So many factors to consider. FA should tell what happens in the draft.

Why go CB this draft is deep and you can get one just as good if not better later

 

[skinsdad62]

I am ok with cb or o/lineman , whichever offers the best value

 

[deanpet21]

Why go CB this draft is deep and you can get one just as good if not better later

I dont know about that. Yes, the draft is deep at CB but we might not find a good one in the 2nd round. As of right now I like 1st CB Porter and 2nd OG/C Avila. Plus, I think the top 3 OT's are gone before 16. but you never know. its early

 

[countryroads316]

I dont know about that. Yes, the draft is deep at CB but we might not find a good one in the 2nd round. As of right now I like 1st CB Porter and 2nd OG/C Avila

The 2nd round? Hell they will be able to land a few late in the mid rounds just as good

 

[kbso83432]

Not impressed with Gesicki

He had a down year, but I read somewhere that the offense they have in place doesn't feature the TE. Musgrave, Latu, Mayer, Washington, Kincaid.

 

[countryroads316]

Commanders HC Ron Rivera said the team has made a decision on exercising Chase Young's fifth-year option.​

Young appeared in just three games for the Commanders last season after his recovery from a torn ACL suffered in 2021 extended well-beyond expectation. The former No. 2 overall pick is set to earn $17.452 million on his fifth-year option should the team choose to exercise it, but Young has been anything but the player we saw as a rookie in 2020. Prior to tearing his ACL, Young managed just 1.5 sacks through nine games in 2021 and didn't tally a sack in his brief 2022 campaign. Teams have until May 1st to decide on whether or not they will exercise a player's fifth-year option, meaning there's little reason for the Commanders to rush to a decision.


Sounds like they are undecided looking like a Huge Bust

 

[duke1861]

Commanders HC Ron Rivera said the team has made a decision on exercising Chase Young's fifth-year option.​

Young appeared in just three games for the Commanders last season after his recovery from a torn ACL suffered in 2021 extended well-beyond expectation. The former No. 2 overall pick is set to earn $17.452 million on his fifth-year option should the team choose to exercise it, but Young has been anything but the player we saw as a rookie in 2020. Prior to tearing his ACL, Young managed just 1.5 sacks through nine games in 2021 and didn't tally a sack in his brief 2022 campaign. Teams have until May 1st to decide on whether or not they will exercise a player's fifth-year option, meaning there's little reason for the Commanders to rush to a decision.


Sounds like they are undecided looking like a Huge Bust

I disagreed with the pick when it was made.

 

[deanpet21]

I disagreed with the pick when it was made.

who did you have us taking at #2 at that time? Be honest.

 

[duke1861]

who did you have us taking at #2 at that time? Be honest.

I had us trading back and grabbing more picks. I respected Young but got turned off with his mid-year suspension for rules violations/accepting payment (loan). He is an amazing talent but he has not put it altogether yet. He has been injured yes, but he is going to want to get paid and I don't think he is worth it. You can dig up the post if you want.

I still don't think it makes sense to continue to add to one unit while neglecting other units on the field with draft capital. We now find ourselves with a complete lack of talent on the OLine especially because we got tunnel-visioned and only looked at DLine for 4 years. Again, just my opinion.

 

[deanpet21]

I had us trading back and grabbing more picks. I respected Young but got turned off with his mid-year suspension for rules violations/accepting payment (loan). He is an amazing talent but he has not put it altogether yet. He has been injured yes, but he is going to want to get paid and I don't think he is worth it. You can dig up the post if you want.

I still don't think it makes sense to continue to add to one unit while neglecting other units on the field with draft capital. We now find ourselves with a complete lack of talent on the OLine especially because we got tunnel-visioned and only looked at DLine for 4 years. Again, just my opinion.

true but at that time he was a slam dunk DE prospect. IF he didnt get injured he would have been an impact player and still could be. He was ranked higher than both Bosa brothers and Garret.

I'm sure there were offers to trade back. From what I remember it was CY or Tua at pick #2. At the time Haskins didnt play yet and I guess RR wanted to see what he was about. Plus, a banged-up A., Smith.

IF you draft on BPA CY was it at that time.

 

[skinsdad62]

Commanders HC Ron Rivera said the team has made a decision on exercising Chase Young's fifth-year option.​

Young appeared in just three games for the Commanders last season after his recovery from a torn ACL suffered in 2021 extended well-beyond expectation. The former No. 2 overall pick is set to earn $17.452 million on his fifth-year option should the team choose to exercise it, but Young has been anything but the player we saw as a rookie in 2020. Prior to tearing his ACL, Young managed just 1.5 sacks through nine games in 2021 and didn't tally a sack in his brief 2022 campaign. Teams have until May 1st to decide on whether or not they will exercise a player's fifth-year option, meaning there's little reason for the Commanders to rush to a decision.


Sounds like they are undecided looking like a Huge Bust

tough to resign sweat and chase in the same yr