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I concur with qvc, we can't cut smith so short of cutting trent and kerrigan we are in a full rebuild. We have an extremely young roster and you always need a few vets to complement the youth. I dont see a whole lot more we could do other than waste the rookie deals of Payne, allen, sweat, haskins, guice, mclaurin, and now most likely young, while we pile up draft picks and cap space. We have a ton of cap space and several very talented guys on their rookie contracts, now is the time to make some smart strategic moves in free agency and turn this team into a winner within a year or two.

I think I'm now officially suffering from o.s.e.d. That's offseason speculation exhaustion disorder to the layman. That's where your completely and totally sick of bouncing from thread to thread to thread reading the exact same crap worded slightly different each time but you still cant stop yourself from doing it. Does anybody know if there's any support groups out there for people with this disorder?

Is he going to be our next josh norman?

Why is bradberry not even on that list?

I know that Medicare is not free, but that its heavily taxpayer subsidized and that is why you're "best plan" at 200 a month is probably better than my plan at over a thousand a month. Now I ask, why would I want to have my taxes increased to compensate for millions more Americans on Medicare and still pay the ridiculous premiums and copays that I do. Wouldn't I be better off paying the 200 dollars a month and pocketing the rest? I ask because I admit I'm no expert on the matter. Just seems like people like me would be paying more in taxes with no benefits unless we switched to Medicare and in that scenario how many would keep their private insurance.

In regards to the moderate candidates who suggest Medicare for all who want it and a choice for others, I wish somebody would mention to them how unrealistic that is. Who in their right mind is going to want to have their taxes significantly increased to cover all those who want government funded healthcare and still pay through the nose for private insurance?

You said under though not over. He could have just realized it was most likely a brain fart on your part but decided to point it out as though it was intentional.

Not entirely sure why but In my head I sang bangs last post to the tune of the marty moose song in the original vacation.

If we could cut Alex smith right now and be done with it I'd agree with you but the reality is the guaranteed portion of the contract is what the contract really is and the players know this when signing their deals. Any years left after guarantees are gone are more or less insurance purchased by the team in case the player performs well and when a player signs their deal they have to be aware of this and be careful with these team friendly years at the end. It's just how nfl contracts work, we cant get out of the giant anchor that alex Smith's contract is and I don't feel real bad that someone like Dunbar cant get out of the anchor of a contract that he signed.

I wonder how much fun it must be to have just enough followers that you can chuck bull**** at the wall all day and watch some of it stick, and just sit back and laugh as people speculate on nothing but the nonsense you just made up.

I'm not a huge fan of the way haskins comes off in his press conferences. He seems snarky and a bit immature, but I present to you exhibit A as to why that doesn't necessarily translate into a lack of success

Holy crap. That's a development. Still think they might just sit tight to see who falls to them, but that definitely depends on if they fall in love with someone and or how the other top quarterbacks look leading up to the draft. And of course there's so many good quarterbacks available this year in free agency they could be looking at one of those also, who knows.

I admit that I've suggested if Miami gives us its 3 first round picks you at the very least have to consider it, but I'm definitely waffling on what I'd prefer they do. We as skins fans have had so little to get excited about I think we need to go for the one who has the potential to be an elite superstar. We need someone we can brag about to other fans, a player that makes other teams fans say " man I wish he played for the (insert team here) instead of the Redskins. The giants have Barkley, the cowboys have Elliott, etc etc. We need a guy who strikes fear, someone we can proudly brag about who's a terror and is on our team. I think I'm all in on the chase young bandwagon if I wasn't already. Fill the holes through free agency and the draft and go get our all pro defensive end and be done with it.

Why is it that when a player who has question marks signs or finishes out a contract for a meager salary for one year people praise that player for "gambling on himself" but when a player goes the opposite route they rarely get called out on it. Dunbar was still early in his transition to a new position, he could have signed a one or two year deal betting on himself but he didn't, he decided to sign a 3 year deal. I'd wager that 3 year deal gave him more guaranteed money than a one year deal would have and he wasn't confident enough that he'd turn into the P.f.f. god that apparently he has become. He gambled against himself and lost so I have very little sympathy now that he wants to reshuffle the deck before the hand is done.