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o but they only gave up 2 first round picks they swapped this years, so basically 2 firsts and a second!!!
What a bunch of re s!
Year after year after year the Skins trade away their picks and try to build their team through big FA signings that wind up as busts. When will these idiots learn?
They should've used those picks to build their ty offensive line. I really feel sorry for whatever QB goes there, their O-line is going to get them killed. RG3 would probably fit best as he is a very mobile guy.
If I were a fan I'd just stop watching them, I can't fathom the hate their fans have for their front office.
o but they only gave up 2 first round picks they swapped this years, so basically 2 firsts and a second!!!
Cowboys, Eagles, and Giants fans are celebrating
No offensive line and no wideouts. The Redskins are going to have to resort to free agency to fix those holes which means overpaying for everyone. They have been down this road before, and they failed miserably. Skins will be lucky to avoid last place again in the division.
Maybe but they have gotten smarter since Bruce Allen took the GM position and Shanny became coach, I like the move and they have progressed past couple of years, just needed the QB and they are talking about bringing Jackson or Colston, got to believe they have their QB for the next decade which is more than the other divison foes can say!!No offensive line and no wideouts. The Redskins are going to have to resort to free agency to fix those holes which means overpaying for everyone. They have been down this road before, and they failed miserably. Skins will be lucky to avoid last place again in the division.
lolwut? You have far and away the worst qb in the division with him (same as before).
You're just sugarcoating the turd your FO has served up. Look at it this way - if they didn't have a hard-on for RG3, they'd have had 4 picks to select serviceable players with (3 1st rounders and a second rounder). With the type of flaws the Redskins have, giving up 4 possible starters for a player who's not really a sure thing is a huge gamble.
thread le should be: 'Rams acquire 3 high first round picks and a second rounder for the 2nd pick"
who gives a crap about the hapless Redskins and their incompetent ways, the story here is the Rams, and their epic win.
Real talk man I really wanted to see Griffin to succeed .
dont look like its going to happen now playing for the deadskins.
Oh well, at least I can watch their franchise go under a little further.
LOL 3 first round picks
Going to the Redskins is actually a blessing in disguise for him and the black man. Now once he inevitably fails everybody can just blame it on the RedskinsReal talk man I really wanted to see Griffin to succeed .
dont look like its going to happen now playing for the deadskins.
Oh well
LOL 3 first round picks
The Redskins were the worse possible team for RG3 to get drafted to. I would say the Raiders would have been, but Al Davis is dead. Sucks for Redskins fans Dan Snyder is still alive and kicken.
He is going to fail. Sadly its his destiny now.Going to the Redskins is actually a blessing in disguise for him and the black man. Now once he inevitably fails everybody can just blame it on the Redskins
Lol
Great en trade
ouch my knee etc
Nice bump Lincoln damn.
Good luck, what pick is it?
#22
So far the trade has directly netted Michael Brockers and Janoris Jenkins,both played very well last season as starters,also via trades using those picks we added running back Isaiah Pead and guard Rokevious Watkins. Pead got beat out by a 7th rd guy(Daryl Richardson who played well) and Rok showed up to camp out of shape and did nothing.
Its too early to fully grade the trade though. Two more first round picks left to make via Washington.
Whats the word on RG3SPN's knee? Resting? Rehabbing?
Last edited by mojorizen7; 04-23-2013 at 09:38 PM.
The Falcons felt great about drafting Vick first overall for the first few years, too. It's way too early to know how good the trade was for either team. I think it's hard for it to be a loss for the Rams, though, as there was no way they'd've drafted Griffin.
One made the playoffs and the other team didn't.
One team has the Black Jesus and the other team has S
Good luck to St. Louis trying to get past the 49ers and Seahawks
Word is he is field running now but hasn't started making football moves yet. Hopefully he learns to not n!gger around an slide more. He has the tools to be a great pocket passer with scrambling abilities a la Rodgers
To be fair, the rams have built nothing but a offensive line and receivers around him. He looked great at OU...One made the playoffs and the other team didn't.
One team has the Black Jesus and the other team has S
Good luck to St. Louis trying to get past the 49ers and Seahawks
If Shanny and co continue to draft well like they have been doing since 2010, the trade should work out. They've found nice pieces outside of the first round (AlMo, Helu, Rob Jackson, keenan Robinson, and hank off the top of my head)
All that's true. But I am saying that since the Rams weren't going to take Griffin (Bradford makes WAY too much money to give up on), it's hard for them to lose value. Their choices really were just to pick some non-quarterback and let the Vikings ransom off their pick or to trade back and get assets. So it's not so much Griffin they have to compare their draftees to as much as it is Richardson, Kalil and Blackmon, since those are the players they passed on by trading back initially.One made the playoffs and the other team didn't.
One team has the Black Jesus and the other team has S
Good luck to St. Louis trying to get past the 49ers and Seahawks
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