giants pregame 2

[skinsdad62]

 

[gkekoa]

wrong...the priority should be Scherff.

 

[Sportster 72]

I wouldn't pay Scherff $14 million. I think this is three years in a row with injuries and surgery. He is a guard, not a tackle.

 

[kbso83432]

I want Scherff back, he's a very good player and an elite run blocker, but I'm not willing to make him the highest paid guard in the league and I have a feeling someone else is willing to do that.

I really hate to see productive home grown talent leave the building, but if Scherff ask for shutdown corner money, I'm not sure I would be comfortable with that.

 

[skinsdad62]

This is the third year in a row the club has placed 20-plus players on injured reserve.

They also lead the league in man games lost to injury and impact of man games lost.

 

[skinsdad62]

I want Scherff back, he's a very good player and an elite run blocker, but I'm not willing to make him the highest paid guard in the league and I have a feeling someone else is willing to do that.

I really hate to see productive home grown talent leave the building, but if Scherff ask for shutdown corner money, I'm not sure I would be comfortable with that.

how martin performs is how this question will be answered he held his own vs fletcher but he is still learning

 

[kbso83432]

Yeah, he looked good, but its early. One game.

 

[chillerdab]

Absolutely the redskins should pay Sherff a lot of money to stay a redskin.

TW and Sherff are head and shoulders better than the other linemen on the skins, and the skins are absolutely losing TW.

The Redskins should sign BOTH, and STILL draft one of the OT prospects at #2.

A qb’s best friend is a dominant OLine, and great running game.

 

[skinsdad62]

https://www.hogshaven.com/2019/12/18/21025295/skins-stats-snaps-eagles-redskins-offense
Terry McLaurin (The GOAT)- McLaurin has already either broken or tied too many records for me to tie them together in a brief narrative, so I’m just going to rattle some of them off in bullet form here:

• McLaurin’s eight catches of 25 yards this season are the second most by a rookie in franchise history (9 by Anthony Armstrong in 2010).
• He has accounted for 33.2% of the Redskins’ passing yards this season, which would be the highest yardage market share by a rookie in the last decade (Mike Evans with 31.9% in 2014).
• Scary Terry is the first rookie since 2015 to gain 100-plus receiving yards in three or more games (3 games for Amari Cooper). Odell Beckham was the last player with more such games in their first season (5 games in 2014).
• His three 100-yard games also tie the franchise record for a rookie set by Gary Clark in 1985. And while this is not the case, Gary Clark absolutely should not even be considered a rookie in this case, as he played pro ball in the USFL during the 1984 season. The same applies to “27-year-old rookie” Anthony Armstrong (see the first bullet), so McLaurin should already really be considered the record holder in both cases.
• McLaurin sits all alone in the team record books with the most 50-yard receiving games (9) and the most 100-yard games with a touchdown (3) by a rookie in franchise history.
• He ranks second among all first-year wideouts in targets (84), receptions (51), receiving yards (893) and receiving touchdowns (7). He leads the 2019 draft class of receivers in first downs (41).
• The OSU product is on track to earn the fourth-highest PFF grade by a rookie wide receiver in the last decade (84.5). The three who posted better marks in their first season were Michael Thomas (86.4 in 2016), Odell Beckham (90.8 in 2014) and Mike Evans (84.6 in 2014). Those players have combined to put up 13 1,000-yard years out of 16 possible player seasons.
• Terry Mac is 93 yards away from passing Gary Clark for the most receiving yards by a rookie in team history (the faux record of 926 yards) and 167 yards away from becoming the first 1,000-yard receiver on the team since Pierre Garcon (1,041) and DeSean Jackson (1,005) hit four figures in 2016. Garcon, D-Jax and Santana Moss are the only Washington players to go over 1,000 yards in the last 16 years.
• Terry McLaurin is a 23-year-old rookie. Only 22 players have ever had 1,000-yard campaigns as rookies and only 20 players have hit that mark at the age of 23 or younger. Here’s the list of those who fall into both categories in the last decade: Michael Thomas, Amari Cooper, Kelvin Benjamin, Odell Beckham, Mike Evans, Keenan Allen and A.J. Green. Four of those seven players were drafted with a top-12 overall pick in the draft; McLaurin was taken with the 12th pick...in the third round. He was the 12th wide receiver taken in the draft, as well.

doesnt get any better then this

 

[skinsdad62]

Brandon Scherff- Scherff missed the game because of elbow and shoulder issues. The shoulder injury requires surgery and is ultimately what ended up getting him placed on IR yesterday. This is the second straight season the walk-year guard ended the season on the injured list.

Scherff was also named to his third Pro Bowl last night. This makes Scherff the 16th player in franchise history to be named to three Pro Bowls in their first five years in the league. The last two players to accomplish this feat were Trent Williams (2010-2014) and Brian Orakpo (2009-2013); the last O-linemen to do so were Joe Jacoby and Russ Grimm (both 1981-1985).

And despite his career-high nine penalties, Scherff actually did have a Pro Bowl-worthy year. He only allowed one sack all season, didn’t give up any QB hits and had six games where he was not responsible for any pressures at all. Scherff earned the fourth-highest PFF run-blocking grade by a guard (76.3) and the sixth-best mark at the position overall.

maybe i was hasty in my judgement

 

[skinsdad62]

Wes Martin- Rookie fourth-round pick Wes Martin filled in quite admirably for Scherff. He gave up a pair of pressures and committed a holding penalty, but the pressures were both just hurries and the penalty was declined. Martin also posted a team-best 67.1 PFF run-blocking grade.

one game against a good lineman . he also graded out well in his other start

 

[j_y19]

Absolutely the redskins should pay Sherff a lot of money to stay a redskin.

TW and Sherff are head and shoulders better than the other linemen on the skins, and the skins are absolutely losing TW.

The Redskins should sign BOTH, and STILL draft one of the OT prospects at #2.

A qb’s best friend is a dominant OLine, and great running game.

I tend to agree. Haskins needs all the help he can get. If we have one of the best in the game, keep him. He is still young and can be an anchor we can build an Oline around. In 3 years, 13-14M for a top RG will not seem bad.

 

[skinsdad62]

Dwayne Haskins Jr. On Adrian Peterson: "He's Someone We Look At As A Leader"

haskins presser

 

[skinsdad62]

https://www.redskins.com/video/greg-manusky-we-have-to-play-hard-and-physical-this-week

shitsky presser , collins could be out

 

[skinsdad62]

https://www.redskins.com/video/matt-ioannidis-on-the-state-of-the-redskins-defense

ionman

 

[skinsdad62]

https://www.redskins.com/video/bill...s-another-challenge-that-we-have-to-get-after

BC thursday presser

 

[skinsdad62]

Redskins vs. Giants, round two: Matchups to watch, score prediction

 

[skinsdad62]

If true I would sit him, move some in there

 

[skinsdad62]

Taking your job MFer

 

[skinsdad62]