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The smart thing would be to trade down for more picks. Which is why I expect Rosen to be in town by next week...

This offseason has been relatively quiet, so far. Which scares me...

Current NFL thinking is that your best shot is a loaded team with a young, cheap QB, unless you luck into a Brady or Rodgers who can carry a flimsy roster. Redskins are a fiery dumpster apart from DL and RBs.

If Norman is what passes for "sizzle" around Ashburn these days, then things really are that bad...

I didn't watch any of these QBs last year, so I'm not qualified to weigh in on them. My concern about drafting a QB this year is that it essentially starts the "rookie QB contract clock" ticking immediately. This roster is such a dumpster fire right now, that I just don't think they're ready to open the Super Bowl-or-Bust window yet.

Is this soap opera stuff part of "Winning off the field"?

The difference is that Keenum is supposed to be a cheap, serviceable QB for next season. If they bring in Rosen, he's supposed to be The Guy. In Denver, they were hoping Keenum would be a playoff-caliber QB for a team that Elway thought was only a QB short of contending. I'm pretty sure even the Mayor of Ashburn doesn't think that of Keenum now.

On its own, I like the Keenum trade. Don't know that I want a Rosen deal, though. If AZ wants him out of town that bad, so the Skins really want him?

Surreal that a seedy massage parlor ensnared so many millionaires.

Agreed. Too many other needs to be trading away draft picks. The QB situation is going to be a hot mess for at least a couple years. Why not improve other parts of the roster?

Baltimore and Washington are separate media markets, and that's what the league really cares about.

At the Redskins' budget, any veteran they can afford to sign isn't going to be much of an improvement over Josh Johnson. I expect they'll draft a late-round QB. It's not going to be pretty next season.

Top 5. Spurrier was a joke from day one. It made me wonder how he was so successful at UF.

Yeah, I always got the impression that Rattay was one of those guys that never really had a chance due to the teams he was on. Seems like a big jump from Louisiana Tech to the NFL with no prior NFL coaching experience, though.

I guess I'd forgotten about that. But before that, Snyder seems to have given Spurrier all the Gator QBs he wanted. This brings back so many memories of that era. Like someone said, though, at least Snyder and Cerrato were extravagent and entertaining in their incompetence back then. The Snyder/Allen show is just boring and depressing, by comparison.