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Now this trade could help us because keenum could get released and a team ahead of us has a an
Keenum was awesome in Minnesota last year, and not that good with Denver.
Superior weapons with Minnesota? Maybe.
But didn't the Skins get burned already by signing a qb - Alex Smith - that had one fantastic season the year before they traded for him, and watched him regress to his mean?
Keenum or McCoy? You guys can't see me but I have both of my hands out moving up and down as if weighing the better option and the hand I have Keenum in hovers a bit lower.... meaning he carries the more weight. What you can count on is McCoy by the 4th game into the season breaking something. Hand, foot etc etc... Then where are you? Keenum might give you a better mediocre season.
you only go after keenum at a colt mccoy wage .Keenum was awesome in Minnesota last year, and not that good with Denver.
Superior weapons with Minnesota? Maybe.
But didn't the Skins get burned already by signing a qb - Alex Smith - that had one fantastic season the year before they traded for him, and watched him regress to his mean?
How many games do you think you can get out of McCoy in a season? I would be alright with Colt as a placeholder but do you think you can get 12 starts out of him? Who are you going to use if McCoy gets hurt?
if you pick a LOCK , or Murray , or haskins or jones at 15 as well as bring in a vet i think that takes that narrative out of playPersonally I don't care. Realistically the Redskins have to view that position as one that needs to be planned for the future - not next season. I realize that Allen, Gruden & some fans won't view it that way & in the case of say Gruden that is totally justified. However - this idea of planning only for the upcoming season is one of the main reasons why the Redskins are constantly struggling.
I almost expect McCoy to either get hurt or have major issues (e.g. turnovers) if he is named the starter. As long as they draft their long term QB in the next few years I am OK w/ that (admittedly I will bitch about it during the season).
if you pick a LOCK , or Murray , or haskins or jones at 15 as well as bring in a vet i think that takes that narrative out of play
the only reason you look at keenum or fitz or TB is for them to be placeholder types
and no matter how many fans want a tank job it isnt going to happen . JG , the coaching staff . DW and other FO staff are not , repeat are not going to hand the next guy or gal their players
i expect them to win and try to win
and once the season starts there will be a parade of fans on this board , and social media bitching about the team that is tanking
i will be coming out with a post focusing on our young players and perhaps you and others will see some good things there
It is not a tank job - it is called good planning & being realistic. The players are not trying to lose & the organization is not motivating anyone to lose. They are simply shifting their focus to the future & a realistic chance to get to the SB within several years. Any other goal is unacceptable.
They have no realistic shot of getting to the SB next season - so my pt is just don't push all of your chips in to focus primarily on next season. Yes they may win to a degree, but at best that likely means stumbling into the playoffs & being ousted earlier (more likely not even coming close).
Why is this viewed as either getting to the SB or tanking? There are a lot of areas between those two. Also - who said that I don't see any good things with the team? I said that the FO is misguided & there are lots of negatives, but there still are positives - DL, RB, etc. All teams have some positives. I am just talking about the team building in the rt manner & no doubt they have done that very little during Snyder's reign. Just hoping & praying for a shift in direction.
The key is finding a good young QB via the draft - either this offseason or next. Anything else flat out won't work for this team over time & these placeholder QBs in all likelihood won't matter that much. We will see.
Nope I completely disagree Kirk in his 3 years starting here attempted 1,689 passes which averages out to 563 per season and 35.1875 per game. Keenum is essentially the same guy so he gets to throw it around at the same 35.1875 clip.
The author writes about the Vikings defense and that year being an anomaly. He is either comparing our defense to Denver's last year, or, claiming that our defense won't be as good as the Vikings was when Keenum was at the helm there.