What's Next, Again?
Published 4/26/2008 by Jason La Canfora at Redskins Insider
This is probably higher than the Skins would like to take a backup C/G, but they are high on Pollak, the C from Az State.. Collins, the tackle from Kansas, might make sense, too. Joe Bugel spent a lot of time working out guys at this position and thought he might be getting a stud tackle at 21 there for a minute when guys were slipping. O Line is a definite need. They could also...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.
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Skins Trade The Pick
The Curly R: A Washington RedskinZ Blog found this 4/27/2008 on blog.washingtonpost.com
More details to come. Guessing the Skins get Atlanta's second round pick, and something else. UPDATE - Get Falcons, 34th, 48th picks in the second round, plus a 4th rounder) The tackle Atlanta took is a bit of a reach, and the Skins still have a ...The Full Trade (We Were Given Wrong Info From the Team, Here's The Full Details Now)
Mr. Irrelevant found this 4/26/2008 on blog.washingtonpost.com
Here's The Trade, as the team now reports it to us in the media room: Skins get the 34th and 48th and 103 pick Skins trade 21 overall, 84 overall (third round), and 154 (5th round) So they had two third and a fifth round pick originally, and now have ...LIONS REITERATE ROY WON’T BE TRADED
Goal-Line Stand found this 4/26/2008 on www.profootballtalk.com
We’ve picked up some more information about those rumors on GCobb.com that the Philadelphia Eagles will make a move this week for Lions receiver Roy Williams. The Eagles-based web site says that the Eagles, Cowboys, and Redskins are in the hunt ...Day 1 Recap
FanHouse found this 4/27/2008 on www.hogshaven.com
Okay... suffice it to say that the draft went a little different than anyone expected. Yes, they traded down like HogsHaven reader Dr WNC (and my fellow blogger Skin Patrol) wanted, but after that it took a different turn. But first, meet your ...With first 4th rounder, Titans select DE William Hayes
drexelMVN posted 4/27/2008 from mvn.com
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Big receiver: check It came down to the wire and the Redskins traded their number 21 overall pick to the Falcons for both the Falcons second round picks and their fourth round pick, so number 34 (third in the second round) was their first pick. ...
Big receiver: check It came down to the wire and the Redskins traded their number 21 overall pick to the Falcons for both the Falcons second round picks and their fourth round pick, so number 34 (third in the second round) was their first pick. ...
Turf Show Times • Rams second round draft pick: Donnie Avery, WR
The first WR off the board is Donnie Avery, WR of U Houston. Here's the thing: he's fast. Needs to learn route running. This is really surprising. And could be the one the Rams take flak for. ...and then Washington take WR Devin Thomas. the run is on.
The first WR off the board is Donnie Avery, WR of U Houston. Here's the thing: he's fast. Needs to learn route running. This is really surprising. And could be the one the Rams take flak for. ...and then Washington take WR Devin Thomas. the run is on.
The Redskin Report • Washington Redskins Select WR Malcolm Kelly at #51
Well… who knows whats going on here? All wide receivers all the time. More to come. Is Antwaan Randle-El or Santana Moss hurting more than we know? All this info is from the draft profile we did on Malcolm Kelly earlier this week: DRAFT ...
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The Redskin Report • Washington Redskins Select TE Fred Davis at #48
Interesting pick, big numbers for a TE although I’m not sure how big of a need TE is. CBS Sportsline has his most comparable player as Chris Cooley make of that what you will. VITALS Height: 6′3 Weight: 255lbs Scouts Grade: 86 ...
Interesting pick, big numbers for a TE although I’m not sure how big of a need TE is. CBS Sportsline has his most comparable player as Chris Cooley make of that what you will. VITALS Height: 6′3 Weight: 255lbs Scouts Grade: 86 ...
Flying High • Falcons close out day one with trade, OT and ILB
Fearing a recent run on offensive tackles, the Falcons moved back into the first round to acquire USC Offensive Tackle Sam Baker . The trade, with the Washington Redskins gave the Falcons the 21st overall pick in exchange for the Falcons picks at ...
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Fred Davis and Malcolm Kelly
OK, this is getting a little ridiculous. Guess it's all offense, all the time. Three pass catchers with the first three picks. Gonna be very interesting to get all of these guys on the field at once. All big guys. Still have Cooley, Moss, ARE as big ...
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Devin Thomas
He was the one WR the Skins would seriously think about at the end of the day with the 21st pick. This is very good value for someone who had a first round rating at this position from many teams and is well suited to the West Coast offense. Tampa and ...
He was the one WR the Skins would seriously think about at the end of the day with the 21st pick. This is very good value for someone who had a first round rating at this position from many teams and is well suited to the West Coast offense. Tampa and ...
Gotta Think It's a WR Now
Maybe Johnson, the safety from Ark State, falling this far - if the Rams dont take him - gives the Skins pause, but this is lining up for them to have the pick of the receivers. All still on the board. They love Nelson and Kelly, but most teams have ...
Maybe Johnson, the safety from Ark State, falling this far - if the Rams dont take him - gives the Skins pause, but this is lining up for them to have the pick of the receivers. All still on the board. They love Nelson and Kelly, but most teams have ...
Okay, What Now?
Skins would have had to take Duane Brown at 34 - and I'm guessing their going WR there - because he would not have been there at 48 (sources said the 49ers would have pounced at 39). Jordy Nelson could be there, but Dallas likely taking some WR coming ...
Skins would have had to take Duane Brown at 34 - and I'm guessing their going WR there - because he would not have been there at 48 (sources said the 49ers would have pounced at 39). Jordy Nelson could be there, but Dallas likely taking some WR coming ...
A lineman, Eureka!
The Skins take guard Chad Rinehart, a guard out of Northern Iowa, with their third round pick. It's a position of significant need with not much depth at guard and both starters dealing with injuries (Kendall has arthritic knees; Randy Thomas is ...
The Skins take guard Chad Rinehart, a guard out of Northern Iowa, with their third round pick. It's a position of significant need with not much depth at guard and both starters dealing with injuries (Kendall has arthritic knees; Randy Thomas is ...
