CurseReversed

I dont think they should be getting any receiver in FA or draft that is expecting to start. This is the same mistake this team usually makes. When they do actually find themselves with young hungry talent that might be on the verge of breaking out they find some fa with a big name and try to plug him in. Harmon might have slipped into the late rounds but he is still a good prospect. He has the qualities this team needs most, or at least have been lacking. Intangibles, hunger drive, and work ethic. The ability to make tough catches in big spots. Physical in the run game. People have been acting like he is already a lock to be an at best JAG type 2nd or 3rd wideout. When he really is an up an coming talent with a lot of potential and with a need for a lot more snaps with the rest of the young talent on offense. Keep a close eye on this young WR core. They have all started from the bottom together. They are very hungry and have all the tools and potential to be great.

it screams more then special it screams elite. Look close at his small sample size. The guy carries people like luggage, breaks them like glass, and has vision like a hawk.

I would be disappointed if they pick a WR in rounds 1-4. I think this group is set for starters. Harmon is underrated as a potential number 2. Looking at his play this year, he is exactly what we need here. Size, physicality, good hands, good blocker, good routes, young and hungry. They are all young and hungry at the starting spots, and they are all gamers. The top 3 guys can all make big catches in big spots. They could be one of the best ever tandems in washington. let them grow and learn together, they want to be great. They might even take haskins along for the ride

With the taylor/simmons comparison its mostly about the build and athleticism. It is hard to have that tall rangy body and still have elite bend and agility. Even though they play different positions and have a different skill set, when both of those guys bend at the hips and make plays they look very similar.

I would be happy getting Young or Simmons honestly. Simmons is the closest player I have ever seen to Sean Taylor. That dude might be on the same level of prospect as young IMO. His measurables and bend are elite. I have a theory about Rivera and Haskins. If I put myself in his position I imagine he feels very confident in his staff and the personnel already here and that he will add. I think he is itching to pick up one of these veteran FA QB's and make a run at it right away. I think he hates the idea that his first few years will be tied to a rookie qb that he did not select and that he might have some serious questions about. I am not a Haskins hater but its not crazy to think that someone would look at his performance last year and be unimpressed to say the least. Maybe there is more to it that we dont know..who knows. But I just have a feeling he might want to go another direction. Which brings me to the draft. This is a crazy hypothetical but It makes sense if you believe RIvera is thinking this way. What if he wants to get a veteran and free agency and try to win his first year or two all while grooming a younger qb more to his liking. One that he does not have to start right away. Who is the best QB in the class absent injuries? Tua. Who can they get at 2 or even potentially with a short trade back? Tua. IF they draft Tua they can have a elite project and an open door to start a veteran in the next year or two. Someone like....tom brady. Or they could just play Alex. Just some thoughts.

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