Coleman played his first two years of college at RT, LG and a little RG. He was solid, especially at pass pro. So he could move inside easily.
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Coleman played his first two years of college at RT, LG and a little RG. He was solid, especially at pass pro. So he could move inside easily.
To be fair - Chinn was *not* coming in off of a good season in 23-24. In fact, it was bad.
So I need to chill out, LOL.
Yeah, Chinn had a much improved 24 vs his 23. But he left for the cash. I think our coaching staff, even the defensive side, is pretty solid and I expect them to find a few gems here or there under rocks or behind trees.
My comment was made before we signed Harris to replace/augment Chinn
I dunno. We will see. I am still in the “defense is worse” camp
Allen vs Kinslaw
Chinn vs Harris
I don’t think we win either of those.
YES, young players progression will be a thing, and we should expect it.
But none of these are clean wins for the team, or like Samuels and Tunsil are.
Team needs a lot more parts added to the defense. The Edge is a mess, and I don’t like the DB room yet. Like at all.
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Meh.
I would not be thrilled if we ran it back with the same four RBs. But JM on a one year deal could be cut if we drafted a stud.
I’m going to call at least 1 more big name coming to DC, a few more min priced vets and then a month of PFF mock draft simulations.
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Hell, I've done a month worth of mocks since last night...
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With the amount of picks we have they must not take very long lol
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Marcus Mariota is still a FA. He was pretty good in his spot starts last season but he was a 10mill cap hit. Im not sure sure I want him back at that price.
I wouldn't mind bringing back MM for something like 2x8 (16 total). He won two games for us in relief... thats not trivial or very easily replaceable.
Torn. Every *good* team needs a GOOD backup. You are only one play away from a doomed season.
But 10m is a lot. Absolutely is
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We don't follow the formula well at all, which is basically if you draft well and keep your players until they become free agents, then if you don't sign them, you get the comp picks. We've traded or released all our top picks for so long, that's why we get nothing. Its also a big offset when you sign expensive free agents, which we do all the time, because we don't retain our own.
I have to say that the Jonathan Allen deal really highlights this. First, they announce he's going to be traded, and everyone on earth knew that he would be released instead. Rather than keep him until his contract expired then get at least a comp pick for him, they released him for nothing, signing in his place a likely inferior player for close to the same amount in cap hit. Instead, had they simply kept him for this year, and let him walk away next year, he would have certainly contributed to us getting at least a later round comp pick.
Basically, teams that draft well then spend close to the cap, to where they have expensive free agents leave, benefit from the comp pick rules. Baltimore, SF, Dallas, Buffalo, Rams, Detroit, etc. Teams like us that draft poorly and have tons of cap room, won't get squat. It will take 2 more years for us to reverse this trend, because comp picks are always awarded for last years losses.
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Traded down every chance I got unless someone I loved was there. Probably not realistic, but this draft would make me squeal with delight.
Millum would compete at guard and TRapillo would slot in at RT for Wylie. OL would be stacked and deep. Didn't land a stud edge rusher but such is the breaks.
Millum would compete at guard and TRapillo would slot in at RT for Wylie. OL would be stacked and deep. Didn't land a stud edge rusher but such is the breaks.
Don't mind this thought he was a good a depth RBer this past season.
Wouldn't mind Kupp signing if he's released. Rolling with Scary Terry, Deebo, Kupp, Luke M. seems pretty solid there. Then could see drafting two D players with their first two picks.
We also resigned Rodriguez (also a Kentucky kid). I like him. runs downhill. I’m kinda done with B Rob but he is under contract. Ekler I like and is also signed. Doesn’t really leave any room to bring another back in which i think we need.
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Just come to DC micah you know you want to
Even dobbins would be an upgrade over brob, he looked pretty damn good for LA last year
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Our starting RB may well come in the draft. It's loaded, and there will be Day 1 starters available through the first 3 rounds at least.
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We need a kicker. Can I get an Amen?
(Or a "Damn skippy" or "Sho'nuff" or "That's wassup" or "Word" or "Preach" or "Facts" or "Right on" or "Indeed" or "Bet" or "Forrealtho" or "True dat" or "Fo'sho" or whatever the hell else you kids are saying these days.)
(Get off my lawn!)
(Or a "Damn skippy" or "Sho'nuff" or "That's wassup" or "Word" or "Preach" or "Facts" or "Right on" or "Indeed" or "Bet" or "Forrealtho" or "True dat" or "Fo'sho" or whatever the hell else you kids are saying these days.)
(Get off my lawn!)
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Yea, pick up a lightning to BRob’s thunder, like Dylan Sampson in the middle rounds. Move him around formations, get him ~ 15 touches/gm, and we’ll get some more explosive plays.
