Poll: Which offseason move will turn out to be the best move for the upcoming season?

[Califan007 The Constipated]

Self-explanatory. Which move will have the biggest positive impact this season, and over the next several seasons?

[The Rook]

I voted "Other".  I think the work that was done (and will be done) with RG3 to re-set his skills (footwork, etc.)  was paramount. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Rook

[RawBBQSauce]

I voted for special teams improvement. At least they have made a concerted effort to improve the unit. It remains to be seen wheter or not that actually does anything in the end.

 

I do know that our special teams absolutely killed us last year. You can easily chalk up at least 3 losses to some of the worst special teams play you'll ever see in the NFL in your entire life.

[roanoker]

Imo Gruden will fit the pieces together and improve morale and performance.

[Skinz4Life12]

I think both Gruden and the receivers

[pjfootballer]

Special Teams. We were the worst. Cost us a lot of games over the past 5+ years. Defense has good players, but haven't been used right. Offense had some weapons, so adding to that just makes them better. STs all the way.

[HOF44]

I had to go with hiring Gruden. If the other possibilities come to fruition it will be because he was able to make them work. 

[SpacePenguin]

I voted special teams. The unit was so awful that it will be hard not to improve upon.

No option for keeping Jim Haslett? lol

[Califan007 The Constipated]

I voted special teams. The unit was so awful that it will be hard not to improve upon. No option for keeping Jim Haslett? lol

 

I almost put that one in there lol

[Mr. Sinister]

Tough call, but since its specifically 2014 oriented, I went with the ST overhaul. Having an iffy defense and offense is one thing, but when you have a unit that is statistically one of the absolute worst that has ever graced an NFL field (we're talking like 80+ years here), you have no shot...

 

It is like an infection that spreads throughout your entire team. If we can be just solid on special teams, this teams play will improve vastly. Field position is very important, now more than ever. Actually having guys that are qualified to return kicks, matters. So special teams is my choice.

[slaga]

I voted other. I feel a healthy RG3 will be will be the biggest thing but I guess that wasn't really a "move". I should have voted for the move to get more receivers.

[daveakl]

Getting rid of the shanahanaramalamadingdongs.

[TysonM]

Drafting Trent Murphy thus giving us this classic reaction, "WHAT?! WHAT?! MORGAN MOSES!"

 

 

... and then still managing to draft Morgan Moses with our next pick.

 

Okay, maybe those two picks won't have as much impact THIS year but I feel very good for their future with the team.

[Lone Star Skin Fan]

I was torn between hiring Gruden and The Special Teams.

But If forced to pick only one I think it will ultimately prove to be hiring Gruden

[Mr. Sinister]

Drafting Trent Murphy thus giving us this classic reaction, "WHAT?! WHAT?! MORGAN MOSES!"

 

 

 

... and then still managing to draft Morgan Moses with our next pick.

 

Okay, maybe those two picks won't have as much impact THIS year but I feel very good for their future with the team.

 

Dunno why, but I'm pretty confident that guy posts on ES, or at least has an account here

[Gibbs Hog Heaven]

Gruden.

That alone signals the end of the worst HC in Redskins history so any change to that despicable POS wins hands down.

Hail.

[Koolblue13]

I voted for secondary. Its been so long since we've had one that not only wasn't a liability, but was actually good. I think were there now and may even be set for a few years.

I also would have picked ST, but went defense instead.

[Bonez3]

If this team is destined for championships, than I'll hope the OLine moves. Especially at Guard. I just hope we didn't replace subpar with subpar.

I'm pretty confident the WRs, TM, Breeland, Hatcher will all produce. Do here's to hoping its the line. Heck, I even think the LBs will be ST studs

[Larry]

I picked special teams, under the assumption that both Gruden and the new ST guy are unknowns, but ST had just so much more room to improve.

[wysknz1]

I do know that our special teams absolutely killed us last year. You can easily chalk up at least 3 losses to some of the worst special teams play you'll ever see in the NFL in your entire life.

Ditto, even if ST are "bad" it's an improvement

[AlldaySkins]

I went with the hiring of Gruden as that move essentially affects all of the other moves. Like others have said after that I would say the special teams moves.

[Spear]

Special Teams. I'm shuddering thinking of last year's unit.

[BleedBNG]

To me it's got to be acquiring DJax to the WR corp. We needed to add some danger to opposing defenses.

[DaGoonie55]

Gruden.

That alone signals the end of the worst HC in Redskins history so any change to that despicable POS wins hands down.

Hail.

 

This times 10.

 

Our additions could have happened with Shanny, heck, a broken clock is right twice a day - but him being gone is the best move thus far.

 

HAIL

[TheGreek1973]

for me is the receivers. I feel we haven't had this much talent at WR since the fun bunch. Even Grant will be good addition in a year or so. And most important we gave Robert the weapons needed for him to flourish. Don't forget in the 7-0 run during his rookie season it was because Garson came back, without him we struggled. Now with the addition of Porter and DJackson defenses will be very hard pressed to stop us.