Report: Redskins will not let Kirk Cousins hit free-agency. He's their guy long-term :mjlol:

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The nikka can't stay healthy. I'm a huge RG3 fan but we're still witnessing the results of the Sam Bradford experience. I want a QB who I'm confident will actually last the full season.

Sorry bro but chip will get an iron horse hurt. His system is to get QBs hit every damn play, and running 30% more plays per game means 30% more hits as well.
 

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RGIII needs to go to Dallas and sit for a year or 2, that would be a perfect spot for him cuz they have a real good O-line and a superstar receiver in Dez

Phi would be a double-edged sword for him, he would reck shyt runnin' the read option and Chip's offense, but he would get blown the fukk up in the process.

Dallas gives him 2 things that he'd love to have, a monster O-line that can protect him and a chance to fukk up WSH twice a year :manny:
 

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Every single QB deal in the past 3 years has had the entire coli up in arms. When will people learn that QB's that have a completion percentage above 60% and have a 2/1 TD/INT ratio will always have job in the NFL, AND ALWAYS BE OVERPAID?
 

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You guys gotta realize, stable mediocrity, is all you really need to be a playoff team in the NFC East. Kirk Cousins can give the Redskins that, it's easier to surround an ok QB with great weapons than vice-versa. The Washington just needs to stabilize at O-Line and get some younger pieces on defense and they can be competitive in a division with these teams in a nutshell.

Giants: Eli is wasting away the last of his good years of his career in NY. They have a talented passing attack with a running back corps made up of UDFAs and practice squad players who still couldn't combine for 1000 yards rushing or better than 3 yards a carry. Their defense is in shambles with maybe 1 or 2 legit talented players at best and a guy who would be on permanent disability if he didn't play football. Their coach is an ineffectual game manager who should have retired 2 years ago.

Eagles: Led by an egomaniac, who is trying to essentially run a college system in the NFL. People called him an offensive genius, but it seems he has successfully alienated almost all the players who could even thrive in his system. DeMarco Murray is a bad fit for their system. I mean Jordan Mathews is quite talented but he basically reset the offense for no real reason. Defensively they are Jekyll and Hyde but more Hyde, they took risks on some guys who have turned out to be mediocre.

Cowboys: Without Demarco Murray their running game is so-so. Their O-Line has regressed some, and Tony Romo is likely going to retire in a year or two, his body is falling apart. They have no answer at QB moving forward (Johnny Football?) Defensively they have some talent but it has to mature.

Washington could easily get a 3-4th rounder for RG3 and don't have to dump crazy money to Kirk Cousins, they can restructure and free up money to take a stab at free agency. I still think Jay Gruden is an idiot, but he may bumble his team into a playoff spot.
 
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You guys gotta realize, stable mediocrity, is all you really need to be a playoff team in the NFC East. Kirk Cousins can give the Redskins that, it's easier to surround an ok QB with great weapons than vice-versa. The Redskins just need to stabilize at O-Line and get some younger pieces on defense and they can be competitive in a division with these teams in a nutshell.

Giants: Eli is wasting away the last of his good years of his career in NY. They have a talented passing attack with a running back corps made up of UDFAs and practice squad players who still couldn't combine for 1000 yards rushing or better than 3 yards a carry. Their defense is in shambles with maybe 1 or 2 legit talented players at best and a guy who would be on permanent disability if he didn't play football. Their coach is an ineffectual game manager who should have retired 2 years ago.

Eagles: Led by an egomaniac, who is trying to essentially run a college system in the NFL. People called him an offensive genius, but it seems he has successfully alienated almost all the players who could even thrive in his system. DeMarco Murray is a bad fit for their system. I mean Jordan Mathews is quite talented but he basically reset the offense for no real reason. Defensively they are Jekyll and Hyde but more Hyde, they took risks on some guys who have turned out to be mediocre.

Cowboys: Without Demarco Murray their running game is so-so. Their O-Line has regressed some, and Tony Romo is likely going to retire in a year or two, his body is falling apart. They have no answer at QB moving forward (Johnny Football?) Defensively they have some talent but it has to mature.

The Redskins could easily get a 3-4th rounder for RG3 and don't have to dump crazy money to Kirk Cousins, they can restructure and free up money to take a stab at free agency. I still think Jay Gruden is an idiot, but he may bumble his team into a playoff spot.

Dallas still had one of the top lines in the game but I agree the Redskins are positioned pretty good with their new GM

But say they do get more talent, Cousins will hold em back
 

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Dallas still had one of the top lines in the game but I agree the Redskins are positioned pretty good with their new GM

But say they do get more talent, Cousins will hold em back

If this year has taught us anything, QB talent is at a severe premium. We got guys who shouldn't be in the league that are playing/starting. We made fun of game managers like Alex Smith for years yet his conservative brand of football (plus his athleticism) has the Chiefs getting a Wildcard most likely. Not saying he's great or anything but every QB can't be great and honestly as a 49ers fan we had a boom/bust QB in Kaepernick but our offense looks more stable (albeit pedrestrian) with Blaine Gabbert. I mean Johnny Football could possibly stay on the Browns, when he would have been cut in past years.
 

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6-straight 300 yard games (franchise record), he will only get better under Gruden's tuteledge. Will he be top tier-elite? Probably not, but he can be just as good as someone like Eli and if that means two chips I'm ok with that. :yeshrug:
 

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If this year has taught us anything, QB talent is at a severe premium. We got guys who shouldn't be in the league that are playing/starting. We made fun of game managers like Alex Smith for years yet his conservative brand of football (plus his athleticism) has the Chiefs getting a Wildcard most likely. Not saying he's great or anything but every QB can't be great and honestly as a 49ers fan we had a boom/bust QB in Kaepernick but our offense looks more stable (albeit pedrestrian) with Blaine Gabbert. I mean Johnny Football could possibly stay on the Browns, when he would have been cut in past years.

:dahell: The O looks like trash.
 
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