Jabar Gaffney

[CarolinaNCSU]

No. God forbid if somebody does go down, we can pick up a WR during the year. Smitty, LaFell, Gettis, Olsen, Adams are good enough for now. Not to mention DWill, Stew, and Tolbert catching balls out of the backfield.

[Gallagher]

I wouldnt say 911 yards and 3 td's is tearing it up/

I have no desire to switch WR corps with them and that's truly an indictment on their mediocrity.

I wouldn't either. I guess my main point is, don't sleep on Santana Moss. He's an elite WR and is primed to have a revival with Griffin at the helm the same way Smitty did last year.

[pOpCoRnPoPpEr]

And i wouldn't trade Washington's corp of recievers and tightends for the Panthers. I understand Steve Smith is the best of the lot but from top to bottom Washington's is better and that includes kick/punt returner Brandon Banks.

[Panthro]

lol

[Peppers90 NC]

nay

[pOpCoRnPoPpEr]

Jacoby Jones?

He's on the market.

[DeeJay]

Rather Have Jacoby jones

[MadHatter]

TJ Houshmandzadeh in 2009 with the Seahawks. I'm not saying the Skins are going to be the Packers or Saints next year, just that Moss is a solid #1 and Garcon and Morgan round out their WRs nicely.

I heard rumor that Moss may be on his way out of Washington...but I don't believe it.

[CatMan72]

Meh, I'd rather continue to develop LaFell/Gettis.

[TNPanther]

Heard somewhere that Gaffney has like a 14 inch d*ck.

If anything, teh girlz would digg it

[pOpCoRnPoPpEr]

Lol awhile back he had a twiitter blow up about someone f'n his wife.

[pOpCoRnPoPpEr]

I could see him back in Denver or New England. He can still play its just the Redskins are going with their younger guys. Moss will be next and, AND..... Cris Cooley whom i've loved over the years.

Called it. He signed with the Pats.

[FirstRoundPick]

I may be the only one on this forum that is not sold on gettis

He did outperform Smith in the Clausen year. Not saying that he is going to outperform Smith post Clausen coming off an injury, but I would expect him to produce simillar results with a chance to grow a little to a lot.