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Redskins want Gross

Murph

By Murph,
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bleys Newbie

bleys

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they can have him

I rather they not. I would like to see one year where we have continuity on the line. And filling a LT spot isn't something I'd like to see if it is any position on the line. He may false start, but he's also dependable and we aren't going to find a better LT unless we find another Otah. Talk was that Otah was better suited for RT, and unless the coaching staff is 100% sure on moving him to LT, I'd rather we just keep who we have. Why fix what ain't broke?

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How did the Jason Taylor trade work for them?

3.5 sacks

What about the 2 receivers and tight end in the 2nd round of the 2008 draft?

Fred Davis- 3catches 27yards 0tds

Devin Thomas- 15catches 120yards 0tds

Malcolm Kelly- 3catches 18yards 0tds

and they signed DeAngelo Hall, lol.

Their franchise is a joke.

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