Is Cooley completely finished?
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by rick301 » Wed Apr 03, 2013 12:30 pm
SkinsJock wrote:I'd rather have a really slow kick returner that has a fairly good average amount of yards returning kicks than a super fast kick returner with just an average amount of yards per return
Were you thinking of Banks?
by fredp45 » Wed Apr 03, 2013 3:58 pm
Not sure 
ey has enough left to even work hard in the off-season to get ready...he's done.
While Paul does return KOs, that's an unncessary worry with kickoffs all flying through the end zone. We could put me there to down those that don't go through the end zone. I could do that!!! Paul has horrible hands -- especially for an ex-WR. He isn't slow for his size though.
Davis and Paulson get 95% of the reps.
ey has enough left to even work hard in the off-season to get ready...he's done.
While Paul does return KOs, that's an unncessary worry with kickoffs all flying through the end zone. We could put me there to down those that don't go through the end zone. I could do that!!! Paul has horrible hands -- especially for an ex-WR. He isn't slow for his size though.
Davis and Paulson get 95% of the reps.
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by SkinsJock » Wed Apr 03, 2013 5:23 pm
rick301 wrote:SkinsJock wrote:I'd rather have a really slow kick returner that has a fairly good average amount of yards returning kicks than a super fast kick returner with just an average amount of yards per return
Were you thinking of Banks?
NO - I was just pointing out that having a 'slow' kick returner with a good average is better than having a 'fast' KR with not many yards per return
Nobody really expects the Redskins to do well and this is primarily due to the way the franchise is managed.
It's not the players or the coaches fault. It's time to clean house & change the losing culture here
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by Countertrey » Wed Apr 03, 2013 6:25 pm
fredp45 wrote:Not sure
While Paul does return KOs, that's an unncessary worry with kickoffs all flying through the end zone. We could put me there to down those that don't go through the end zone. I could do that!!! Paul has horrible hands -- especially for an ex-WR. He isn't slow for his size though.
Davis and Paulson get 95% of the reps.
... unless, of course, Paul actually learns to catch... and becomes Shannon Sharpe...
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by The Hogster » Thu Apr 04, 2013 1:47 am
Countertrey wrote:fredp45 wrote:Not sure
While Paul does return KOs, that's an unncessary worry with kickoffs all flying through the end zone. We could put me there to down those that don't go through the end zone. I could do that!!! Paul has horrible hands -- especially for an ex-WR. He isn't slow for his size though.
Davis and Paulson get 95% of the reps.
... unless, of course, Paul actually learns to catch... and becomes Shannon Sharpe...
+1
Yep. Some might be convinced if they actually researched Sharpe & his career trajectory.
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by skinsfan#33 » Thu Apr 04, 2013 5:41 am
SkinsJock wrote:I'd rather have a really slow kick returner that has a fairly good average amount of yards returning kicks than a super fast kick returner with just an average amount of yards per return
That is a cute statement!
But you know what I was wrong, NP didn't have a good y/kr average I just remembered it being better than it was. He would have fallen at 23rd in the NFL if he had enough return to fall into the qualified list. His kick return average was 21.8 while Banks averaged 24 and was ranked 16th.
Could it be that our blockers on kr (and pr) just didn't do a very good job? Also, that NP has no business returning kicks.
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by SkinsJock » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:13 am
I like Chris but his playing time here is over ...
He's not 'finished' but there's no way he's making the roster, when we have Davis, Paulsen, & Paul
BTW - Banks is NOT making the roster either
He's not 'finished' but there's no way he's making the roster, when we have Davis, Paulsen, & Paul
BTW - Banks is NOT making the roster either
Nobody really expects the Redskins to do well and this is primarily due to the way the franchise is managed.
It's not the players or the coaches fault. It's time to clean house & change the losing culture here
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by markshark84 » Thu Apr 04, 2013 10:19 am
SkinsJock wrote:I like Chris but his playing time here is over ...
He's not 'finished' but there's no way he's making the roster, when we have Davis, Paulsen, & Paul
BTW - Banks is NOT making the roster either
I agree with you in that I do like Chris, but based on his role late last year and the TEs on our roster, it is clear his time here is over. That said, the dude will only be 31 when the season starts. He is NOT an RB. TEs tend to have longer shelf-lives. Depending, he may have up to 4 years left if he really wants it.
Ultimately whether he catches on somewhere else will be up to him and his commitment to preparation. As you get older, you have to put in more work to produce the same results you did in your early 20s. I'm not 100% Chris will make that sort of commitment.
As far as Banks --- he is gone. Crawford was CLEARLY the better PR last season. If Banks isn't returning punts well (which he isn't), he is worthless.
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by SkinsJock » Thu Apr 04, 2013 4:51 pm
It really does not matter how 'old' a player is - the coaches can really tell what's there and they would be utilizing anything they could - ey does not fit what we need anymore
I'm sure he really wants to be a part of things and probably thinks he still can help - let's face it ... they all do - time to move on here
ey does not fit what we need anymore
I'm sure he really wants to be a part of things and probably thinks he still can help - let's face it ... they all do - time to move on here
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It's not the players or the coaches fault. It's time to clean house & change the losing culture here
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by masterkwon » Thu Apr 04, 2013 5:23 pm
Yes, ey is done. I stated that last year...and the year before that.
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by Kilmer72 » Thu Apr 04, 2013 5:36 pm
masterkwon wrote:Yes,
Which name were you using on this site 2 years ago? As if I didn't know already.
by Deadskins » Thu Apr 04, 2013 6:18 pm
masterkwon wrote:Yes,
When you also stated we would only win two games and come in last in the East.
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by Countertrey » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:06 pm
Deadskins wrote:masterkwon wrote:Yes,
When you also stated we would only win two games and come in last in the East.
Ouch!
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by DarthMonk » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:43 pm
Countertrey wrote:Deadskins wrote:masterkwon wrote:Yes,
When you also stated we would only win two games and come in last in the East.
Ouch!
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by Chris Luva Luva » Fri Apr 05, 2013 6:08 am
Deadskins wrote:masterkwon wrote:Yes,
When you also stated we would only win two games and come in last in the East.
Kilmer72 wrote:masterkwon wrote:Yes,
Which name were you using on this site 2 years ago? As if I didn't know already.
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