Redskins and Rams reach deal for #2 overall draft pick

xqj47alpha

xqj47alpha

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Jackson said:
Yeah, that's me.

You know, as I've thought about it, I'm pro-Redskins on this trade. ... It's not a guarantee, but nothing is.

The Rams could make out very well, but Les Snead hasn't been a GM yet, so we don't know how he drafts. Besides the Cowboys, who's the last team to take a big bushel of draft picks and turn them into Super Bowls? Although, to be fair, I can't remember the last time a team got three selections for one guy.

The big loser, as I see it, is the Cleveland Browns. ...
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Great to see you again.

Snyder is reminding me of Jones when he went after Carter to get him a Slash of his own.
Oh boy is the NFL a copycat league when the success of a couple rookie QB's announces the beginning of a new era.
Call it the "Cam Factor" because if not for Newton, RG3 wouldn't be so sought after, probably.

The Cowboys were probably the last team to actually build a dynasty from one trade.
And that's why this trade wasn't quite as epic.
Although I'm sure Mike Ditka would say the Redskins should have traded more picks away.
 
Phicinfan

Phicinfan

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deuce4321 said:
Remember when rookie qbs needed time to develop?
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They still do, for as many Cam's you see, there are more Gabberts, Leafs and Akili Smiths by almost 2 to 1.

don't be surprised if Luck ends up being a loss due to gutting that team before he arrives.
 
cctekguy

cctekguy

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Phicinfan said:
They still do, for as many Cam's you see, there are more Gabberts, Leafs and Akili Smiths by almost 2 to 1.

don't be surprised if Luck ends up being a loss due to gutting that team before he arrives.
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...and RGIII also as he goes to a gutted team with no WRs or draft picks.
 
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