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EVERYTHING hinges on resigning Hall. Once you have him signed you then cut Springs & persue Haynesworth. If we lowball Hall & **** that up, chances are he goes on to the Pats. And we're stuck with Springs/Smoot/Rogers. Unless Rogers gets traded later on.
Hall might want too much money than he's really worth. I don't think we should pay an arm and a leg to get him back necessarily, he's the one with the incredibly spotty record so far in the league.

Trading Rogers would be stupid in any situation, but especially trading him if he's all we're left with, leaving Springs and Smoot as our starting corners.

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are we forgetting about the uncapped year of next year that we can release people with no cap hits? people stop thinkin they gona be here til 2014, they not gonna be here after this year. but i think we should give dock his lg spot, move kendall to lg and heyer on the rt, have rinehart to be lt when ready and all we need is a center and rg to replace.

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are we forgetting about the uncapped year of next year that we can release people with no cap hits? people stop thinkin they gona be here til 2014, they not gonna be here after this year. but i think we should give dock his lg spot, move kendall to lg and heyer on the rt, have rinehart to be lt when ready and all we need is a center and rg to replace.

Ok, correct me if I'm wrong, but if you release someone with a 7 year contract, doesn't it haunt you for 7 YEARS. Not 1, but EVERY year.

EDIT: and why the hell would we sign someone we knew we were gonna release? dude cmon, get some knowledge in your posts, I know we have a bad history, but SERIOUSLY?

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I have a bad feeling were not gonna sign Hall or haynesworth....Its just a feeling im getting in my gut.

Sometimes, that's not really a bad thing. If we didn't sign Haynes it's because Mike Florio won't STFU about how we're most likely "Violating FA policies and should be hit with tampering!" and then we wouldn't sign him.

Anyways, not signing D.hall wouldn't be killer, he's a playmaker and all, but he will be expensive regardless. Somehow, I'm sure he and Dan think that 2 wierd interceptions = 25mil guarenteed 6 year 55 million.

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Even if we do resign Dockery, we should make a concerted effort to address the guard position through the draft if the opportunity is there. Randy Thomas is just not getting any younger.

I realize it might simply be speculation on the part of JLC in regards to D-Dock, but if it is indeed true and this is the course of action the Redskins take...

Why make a concerted effort to address the guard position through the draft when you can check the latest ticker from ESPN, fly by the seat of your pants, and build a team based on who teams release?

Seriously though, the donkeys running our organization have no sense of direction.

Does this make any sense?

Dockery signs with Buffalo (we deem him to be too expensive - fair enough).

We follow that up by having nothing on the roster able to fill in for his void (most successful teams would be proactive in this regard and have a security blanket/back up plan in the event of the reality of a guy leaving via Free Agency).

We mostly refuse to address the guard position after Dockery leaves via the draft.

Years later, we might very well find ourselves going back to the well one more time and welcoming Dockery back again.

Mismanagement has its fingerprints all over this franchise.

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I realize it might simply be speculation on the part of JLC in regards to D-Dock, but if it is indeed true and this is the course of action the Redskins take...

Why make a concerted effort to address the guard position through the draft when you can check the latest ticker from ESPN, fly by the seat of your pants, and build a team based on who teams release?

Seriously though, the donkeys running our organization have no sense of direction.

Does this make any sense?

Dockery signs with Buffalo (we deem him to be too expensive - fair enough).

We follow that up by having nothing on the roster able to fill in for his void (most successful teams would be proactive in this regard and have a security blanket/back up plan in the event of the reality of a guy leaving via Free Agency).

We mostly refuse to address the guard position after Dockery leaves via the draft.

Years later, we might very well find ourselves going back to the well one more time and welcoming Dockery back again.

Mismanagement has its fingerprints all over this franchise.

well i belirvr thi difference here is the contracts. we didn't resign him b/c he wanted too much cash. thry released him b/c they paid too much cash.

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Ok, correct me if I'm wrong, but if you release someone with a 7 year contract, doesn't it haunt you for 7 YEARS. Not 1, but EVERY year.

EDIT: and why the hell would we sign someone we knew we were gonna release? dude cmon, get some knowledge in your posts, I know we have a bad history, but SERIOUSLY?

Yeah, even in an uncapped year when we can clear some dead cap, I still doubt we sign haynesworth as a 1 year rental. Doesnt make football sense.

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The only way we could even consider signing AH is by cutting both JT and Springs.

I want to say again, I am not for signing AH, but even signing Jason Brown, Canty, Hall we need to have the money and unless they cut one or both of these guys, I don't see how we can.

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