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He has zero holes in his game, I've been a big fan of this pick since day 1. When you are a great route runner with 4.3 speed, great hands, great work ethic, and a monstrous blocker, your chance of being a good player is very high. Our boy Dwayne Haskins also had a perfect passer rating when passing to Mclaurin, as much as I'd love for that to be because Haskins was amazing, I think we can assume it was because of Scary Terry. "I think they are, almost, freaked out with how good he is," Hoffman from the fan. With quotes like this, it makes me feel like the Redskins think they landed a #1 WR and they know it.

I really don't think Haskins should be starting at any point this season. There's just no point, the line is going to get him killed, his confidence will be crushed, and we'll still be average regardless.

He'll throw a ton of underthrown passes, that was one issue that I saw with him in college.

Cleveland is going to be good, I'm happy for them honestly, they've been worse than us over the years. I wish we would get our **** together one of these days.

Pretty obvious he isn't ready, talent is there but he's not ready for the NFL speed yet.

@Fresh8686 your work here is much appreciated, thank you for the updates

If i'm being honest here, what Trent Williams had was NOT a normal situation for sports doctors. They deal with sports related injuries probably 99% of the time. I think it's obvious that it was out of the norm for them which is why they said he should seek another opinion. Being a doctor is a practice, even all the modern medicine in the world can't save you from being wrong sometimes. It's still very much trial and error, Trent should be upset but he has to understand that his growth was such a rare case for a sports doctor to look at.

I'm hearing things about Robert Davis looking good as well. Not to mention Kelvin Harmon who everyone said was a steal. I'd love for Doctson to get cut honestly, just to send a message to the team. You either perform or you're gone, regardless of draft status.

I hope the team cuts its loss with Doctson and moves on. They can't afford to keep giving him chances just because he's a 1st round pick and having better players on the bench.

I think a 2nd is fair value for both sides and personally that's what I think he's worth as well. He's not worth a 1st anymore due to age and durability. I'm saying a 4th because we have zero leverage, Trent has upset King Bruce and he's likely going to get traded no matter what because of it. They cut DJ Swearinger last year after a great season, he was playing like a top safety and we just released him with no compensation. What makes you think they'll be able to snag a good trade for Trent?

If that's so ridiculous I'd like to hear your opinion on what he'll net us

If you do that, I'll even pay for the tattoo

I pretty much agree with all of this besides QB. Haskins is a very raw rookie and the other QB's we have are Keenum and McCoy, definitely a group I wouldn't feel confident in. Overall I believe our talent level has been trending in the right direction for a few years now, which is exciting because we've lacked depth for what seems like over 20 years.

One of the best OL's we ever had is going to get traded for a 4th or 5th round pick. Let that sink in for a minute. Either the Redskins are going to trade him for practically nothing (4th or 5th rounder from a playoff contender) or they'll be stubborn and do nothing which in turn, he'll sit the entire year. The ending of this disaster won't sit well with the players either because Trent is looked up to as a leader throughout the locker room. The only thing the Redskins have done right in this situation is sign Penn, it had to be done. I'll always respect Trent and root for him as long as he doesn't go to an NFC East team.

McLaurin seems to be having a really good camp. His route running and speed appear to be giving our 1st string corners trouble. It's really exciting reading and watching all the great plays that him and Cam Sims are making.