Were the Redskins Swimming in Uncharted Waters?

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BroncoTalk found this 5/12/2008 on mvn.com [flag]
What the Redskins did on Draft Day rightfully perplexed many fans and impressed many analysts. They used multiple high picks to fill a single need: a target(s) in the red zone. What I wanted to know about this is whether or not teams had used this strategy in the past, and if the results were favorable. Should more teams attack an area of need multiple times in the off-season? This is ... [link]

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Daily Links - Your Dinner Fork is on Your Left, Mr. Shanahan
Published 5/12/2008 by Kyle at BroncoTalk
... wedding. [9News] D.J. Williams is working on a cause close to his heart. If you happen to be in or around Parker on Wednesday, stop by and get autographs from Williams, Louis Green and Nate Webster and help raise leukemia awareness. [CBS4 Denver] Great article on Peyton Hillis, one of the Broncos 7th rounders. [Arkansas Democrat Gazette] Did the Redskins take a page out of Shanny’s draft strategy book? [Hog Heaven] McBroncoFan is ...

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