Which Potential Redskins Free Agent Would You Bring Back?

Moss WANTS to be here. He probably won’t be too expensive. He is still a top notch WR. He knows the offense and the coaches know he is successfull in it. He has been a good mentor to our younger WRs. With the addition of Hankerson, I think Moss wil be shifted to the #2 WR anyway. If Moss no longer has to be bar far the primary WR target, I think he will continue to shine for at least two more years.

I would not be unhappy if they re-sign Rocky, But I also would not be unhappy if the Redskins go a different direction.

I think it is time for Carlos to go.

I’m going to talk about Heyer anyway. Kick him to the curb! He’s not that good of a blocker, And he’s a penalty machine. There HAS to be a better free agent back-up OT that can be had for cheap.

Our LB corp is undeniably our greatest strength as a team; it is what we have the least concern about. Middle linebacker is also one of the few positions where we have reliable young backups who have proved they are ready to move into the starting spot. Keeping rocky, who doesnt want to be here and did not know what he was doing in the 3-4 would hamper the development of our young linebackers who played better than him in the few chances they got. H.B Blades and Perry Riley are among the most promising unheralded young talent this team has. It’s time to give them a shot.

Put him at No. 2 or the slot and let Armstrong and Hank go crazy. Robinson and Paul can get reps as well. Moss can be a teacher. He wants to retire a Redskin (and hopefully be in the ring of fame)

He practices hard. Is a decent mentor. Will be far more productive in the slot as Hankerson and Armstrong blossom.
Rocky is garbage. He misses more tackles than anyone including the lamented Holdman. He cant cover
Rogers is already mentally somewhere else. Let him go somewhere else and explain why he continuously drops potential game changing interceptions

I would like to see Riley, Henson, Blades and LoAx fight it out for the starting ILB job alongside London. I’m hoping that with our LB corps, the ILB job will not be too difficult for one of these guys to step up and fill!
Rogers is frustrating, I will use the Colts game as case and point, where Rogers dropped a number of fairly easy INT’s which would have easily won us that game, he continually gives the opposition QB’s life-lines time and time again! He may be a great cover guy, but opposition QB’s have no problem targeting him!
Santana will allow for leadership to the younger guys, and he is a veteran with proven stats unlike Armstrong or Kelly! The rookies will be more inclined to listen to a guy like Moss over Armstrong or Kelly, and he is the consummate professional!

Even though I admit he’s the right pick for all the wrong reasons.

carlos has already burnt his bridge so let stone hands go,rocky is just not a fit in the defense and he is not always consistent, some games he is all over the field and others you forget he is even in the game, and has everyone forgotten about his bad knees.you bring santana back,you need at least one vet at everyone position on the roster,and im not sold on a 28 year old second year player as the veteran presence in my recieving core.re-sign moss with the understanding that he is not your #1 guy anymore,put him in the slot,pick up a guy like mike sims -walker,who has experience put him in the mix with armstrong,hankerson,and kelly,austin or banks and you should have a decent rotation.you could also plug in jones or moore,i agree with those kinds of guys too,but we have enough young wideouts we just need moss’s veteran influence,so we dont necessarily need the vincent jacksons or even a sidney rice,to put together a good recieving core,look at green bay,you could argue jennings is a star but you dont have one superstar wideout on the team you have a solid group of recievers that all make plays and all have to be accounted for by the opposing defense.

i see all the argument for blades and henson,but lets be real how much do you really think we are going to get out of blades that we havent gotten already he maybe a poor mans london fletcher,maybe just in size only but we have the real thing so dont need him,he is solid on special teams but thats about it.henson may have some potential but hes gotta stay healthy,riley may be decent but ive got to see more,and he’s got to stop making bone head plays on special teams.love alexander but when are we going to find one fit for this guy,he versitile and thats great but lets admit that he is not a starter at any of these positions we are putting him at.i think inside linebacker is a position we need to adress in free agency that no one is talking about and i wouldnt mind seeing them take a run at barrett ruud or even ernie sims in free agency

Like all three, but we need Santana, unless they sign some other really top FA WR.

Then Rogers…

My preference would be to keep Moss. They need his veteran leadership on the field. Even though I want to keep him, I’m not so sure that Shanahan will want him back. Moss likes to do things his own way, and that includes working out in Miami instead of with the team. That could be a problem with Shanahan. Moss also had that little HGH scandal that seems to have been swept under the rug for now, but it could be a problem if the feds push it. Moss is also known to have “legendary” parties around DC, that Shanahan might not be so fond of. It seems that both Shanahan and Moss are “My way” sort of guys, and that might cause a problem with negotiations. I don’t have a problem with the things that Moss does, and I’m sure that most fans feel the same way, but Shanahan makes those decisions and he’s quite the control freak.

The Redskins organization already knows how much they think Carlos Rogers is worth. They will offer him that amount and he will probably decline. So be it. If he finds a better paycheck, then good for him. I just hope that they don’t become desperate and end up overpaying a free agent to fill a hole. Kevin Barnes might have step up, or they may have to go with a lesser talent and hope that Otogwe can raise the level of play in the secondary. My preference is to keep him, but only at a fair price.

McIntosh is another player that they should make a reasonable offer to, but he will also be looking for a bigger payday. With his injury history, I’m not so sure that he will get the money that he wants elsewhere. He showed good character by attending the players-only workouts, and I think the team will keep him. Who else do they have? HB Blades is good in spot duty, but probably not a starter. Riley couldn’t even make the active list most of last year, and Henson hasn’t proven anything.