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I'd love to have Kerrigan back, but I could see him ending up in a place like Baltimore before returning to a backup role here. I guess Trent returning is definitely out.

I like the Fitz signing, but I hope this doesn't eliminate our chances of acquiring Trace McSorely.

Love the signings so far. I still want a LB and WR in FA. I'm curious if the all of people on the board who were against paying up to re-sign Scherff due to his injury history also feel the same way about Golladay?

They need extra TEs in case one gets charged with murder.

BREAKING: Daniel Snyder has apparently traded franchises with Robert Kraft and is handling the New England Patriots offseason transactions. 🤣

Shaquem Griffin has a bigger heart.

If we had had Sudfeld, we could've put him in at the end of the game to beat Tampa Bay. I wonder what it would cost to get Sudfeld from Philly? 🤣

I believe Buffalo plural is actually Buffali

Yeah, I'm a big fan of adding Samuel and another WR in the 4th or later.

They'd have to have a pretty low wonderlic to get that wrong these days. Everyone knows the answer is it's allowed as long as you're on a cruise ship.

I think he'd be hard pressed to come to DC with our current crop of QBs. My guess is he goes to New England (if they get Jimmy Garoppolo) or finishes his career back in Pittsburgh. This, of course, is based solely on an algorithm I've developed over the years that predicts free agent landing spots. It's been 16% accurate in recent years.

IMO, if Scherff isn't worth 18m, Golladay isn't worth 20m. Still prefer Samuel.

Not a fan of the tag. I'm trying to look at it as a 1 year deal that helps solidify the line this season while we draft and develop a replacement. Maybe this just buys some time to work out a long-term deal. I honestly wanted him to hit the market before seeing us bring him back. Give him a chance to gauge his value and be given a chance to match it.

This is how I would approach it. I like Scherff, but to me, the smart move is to let the market determine his value now that there's likely other options from which to choose.

Obviously, its the Tom Brady Diet. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/tb12-diet-diary-we-tried-to-eat-like-tom-brady-43-year-old-super-bowl-champion-for-one-week/#:~:text=80% fruits%2C vegetables%2C whole,No dairy or nightshades

No I'd say this is par for the course.

I was just reading up on him. Totally forgot he was ever in Washington.

Tremble is certainly my favorite target, but from this list I do like Bates and Yeboah in the later rounds. Oops, just realized this wasn't the draft thread lol.

Lol I've seen he and Cox still available in the 4th on some of those simulations. Highly unlikely, but man, would that be a steal.

3.28 Michael Turk is a Mike 4.02 Adam Williams is a Will 4.18 Max Duffy was quite the prankster in his dorm at Sanders Hall. This dude somehow filled the hallways with 315 chickens. He's clearly a Joker

I traded back a few times.

I really hope Samuel is our #1 target for WR.

I don't think a Fitz signing is a clear indication either way. I think he could absolutely be viewed as a starter or backup for the next year or two. He's obviously not a long-term answer. And while I'm rooting hard for Heineke, the club certainly doesn't need to put all their chips on him after such a few quarters in the books. But I can see a scenario where Heineke, Allen and Fitz compete for the job, one of the young guys runs with it, and Fitz stays on as a backup/mentor like he did in Miami. The team appears to be in a competitive window, so I'd certainly be interested in having Fitz just in case Heineke/Allen were to stumble after initially winning the job.

All these people in here saying we need to figure out the QB situation.