If this team is rebuilding, do they now trade...

[gkekoa]

The thing that always gets me about these things is what benefit are we getting for the trade? Mid round draft picks are a step down in my opinion.

And who is paying top dollar for our ash and trash ?

What’s wrong with using our guys as bridges to the next generation?

Getting rid of PG and DJax just made us weaker not better

We are getting cap space for when it is needed and a pick or two.

Nobody said they are trash...they simply aren’t worth the price tag, especially two years away.

Because there is no return.

Yes it did. We weren’t exactly in this situation then...were we?

 

[tomcat1]

We don't. We are fans. We have opinions, it is up to the personnel guys. You trust ours?

30 is the new old in the NFL. Really it isn't the age it is the contract. Once players like Trent, Kerrigan, Norman, Reed start making a lot of money and hit near 30 it is time to do a cost vs. production analysis. If I were going to rank just those 4 guys I would do it this order:

1. Kerrigan - back to back 13 sack seasons no games missed
2. Trent - best player of the 4, seems like his body is starting to break down
3. Norman - so-s0 player for way too much money
4. Reed - dynamic player for Cousin's first two years, too injured in Cousin's last year … production way down this year. QB issues? Actually Davis also suffered from the loss of Cousin's.

Redskins released to WRs a couple of years back. Too soon? Too late? I know Terrell Pryor and Paul Richardson didn't make me forget them.

You basically said what I was about to say. With our inept management at the top, without a clue on how to improve our roster and probably without a clue on how to crunch payroll numbers, we should know already they are going to find away to screw up any kind of deal that might become available to us as we continue to win off the field according to Bruce.