redskinsfan
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I thought he meant 150 yards over the first three games. That's an average of 50 yds per game. Not too bad.I will go with 110 average.
I thought he meant 150 yards over the first three games. That's an average of 50 yds per game. Not too bad.I will go with 110 average.
I haven't done a play by play review of last season, but what I recall a whole lot was opposing teams running on us by attacking our outside zones, which really are problems involving our LBs and safeties. Also, before he got injured last year, Paea was having a good year.
I thought he meant 150 yards over the first three games. That's an average of 50 yds per game. Not too bad.
We gave up 122 a game last year, we have gotten worse on the line. Yet you seriously think we will improve??
Yes I do. And I don't think we have gotten worse. Pot Roast was bad and Hatcher was worse.
He averaged 1.7 tackles per game and had a total of 1.5 sacks... thats a really low bar dont you think??
He was getting into the backfield and those numbers reflect the fact that he got hurt early on. Hopefully he can bounce back and contribute.
Oh I agree with you, there is no doubt several DL in this draft are better than what we have. That's not the issue. The issue is were those DL the best players available when it was our turn. You seem to think it doesn't matter that there were better players available with such a need. Our GM doesn't think this way.
He didnt do dick. And he played in 11 games. So no he didnt get hurt early. I agree he can contribute as a backup.... sadly we are going to make him a starter. And 1.5 sacks over 11 games does not make me think of this great disruptive pass rusher.
I was kind of hoping Shark would address this post.
He did get hurt early like Culliver did but kept playing until he had to go on the IR
Since you asked... I do think there were BETTER players on the D-line available when we took Cravens. I will also say, while i like the Doctson pick in a bubble... this was more of a need pick than a best player available. I think we took him because we needed a WR with some size, and thought Robinson, Reed, or one of the other starting D-lineman would be there when we picked at 53.
Again... if we totally ignore the fact that our D-line sucks ass at the moment, we have had an awesome draft from a talent stand point.
But our D-line does suck hot sweaty New York Transit Authority worker ass at the moment.
Lets say you are right, he got hurt early.
Even when he was healthy... he was average at best.
Lets say you are right, he got hurt early.
Even when he was healthy... he was average at best.
So you think Doctson was a need pick? Who do you think we had over him?
WHo I think we should have had over him.... I have given you the names, and all played on the D-line. I think Doctson was a need pick and made more of a need because of the lack of depth at his position in this draft.
I think like Dean, many thought a few of the starting caliber D-lineman would be there for us at 53. When that failed they did in fact go on talent and took Cravens.
All those teams that passed between us and when they were selected should speak louder to the ability of those DL.
We took BPA at22 and it was a need position.
We took a need player at 22 because we thought the D-lineman would slide to the second round.
Not even reasonable. If that were the case, teams would have been clamoring for your DL. This is exactly what you complain about with Dean.