Daily Slop: Jammal Brown Contract is Redskins Friendly; Ryan Kerrigan Mic'd Up
Jammal Brown’s future hinges on offseason rehab - The Insider
Only this past season’s $2.75 million base salary was guaranteed, and to carry him on the 2012 roster would mean a $4.6 million salary cap hit. (The Redskins would suffer a cap hit of $4.4 million if they cut Brown before June 1, but if they cut him after that date, the cap hit for 2012 would be only $1.1 million, and $3.3 million of it would be deferred to 2013).
NFL Videos: Sound FX: Ryan Kerrigan
Curious what it's like to be a rookie in the NFL? We have your inside access as Redskins LB Ryan Kerrigan was wired up for the Week 16 game vs. the Vikings. (This is great stuff, H/T Homer McFanboy)
Anthony Armstrong aims to apply lessons of 2011 season - The Insider
"You have to make sure you’re more consistent. Do it every time, and not just flashing here and there."
HomerMcFanboy " 2011 redskins season in photos
Some great photos in here. The Grossman one coming out of the tunnel is perfect.
Daniel Snyder’s tough season — with the media - Erik Wemple - The Washington Post
More astonishing than the revelations in the Wise piece was the failure of other Redskins beat reporters to hop on the story. Few outlets, it seemed, wanted to push these revelations into another news cycle, even though the piece contained hints of shadiness concerning the hiring of Redskins offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan. Searches on the Internet and Nexis turned up little in the way of substantive follow-ups.
The Redskins’s division title drought - DC Sports Bog - The Washington Post
Redskins have not scored 35+ points in 92 games. If you exclude OT, their streak is actually 97 games.
The Redskins Blog | Coach Open To All Options For Playmakers
Shanahan: Everyone wants a franchise QB, but there aren’t enough to go around:
The Mike Shanahan Redskins vs. The Pete Carroll Seahawks: A memoir on rebuilding efforts | January
The Redskins Blog | Rocca Came Here To Win A Championship
I'm sure the paycheck doesn't help.
The Redskins Blog | Olsen Headed To The Saints, NFC Playoffs
Earlier this week, he was officially signed to the 53-man playoff roster of the New Orleans Saints.
The Redskins Blog | Season Ending Power Rankings Roundup
Ended up around #26....went as high as #10.
HomerMcFanboy " ryan kerrigan is most valuable redskin
"I think I got more comfortable in the system," Kerrigan said. "I still need to get more comfortable and get better at rushing out of a two-point stance because, right now, I’d say that was my biggest flaw. That’s really something I’m gonna emphasize in the offseason. I want to work on being in the two-point stance and being a more productive player on two feet."
2011 PFF Rookie of the Year | ProFootballFocus.com
Khaled Elsayed reveals the Pro Football Focus Rookie of the Year. (Kerrigan doesn't even crack 10).
Redskins made some big strides on defense, but there's more work to do | Washington Examiner
Skins still need a third cornerback who can play inside. Kevin Barnes did not play well in the slot. Gomes proved he is not a starting SS (yet).
Redskins: Five to watch on defense | Washington Examiner
Atogwe is not fast and did not prevent many big plays. He will be only 31 in June, but some teams felt he was done two years ago.
Report: Vincent Jackson unlikely to get franchise tag | ProFootballTalk
Chargers don’t want to devote that kind of money to a receiver when they have several other holes to fill.
Jerry Jones Repeatedly Insists That Tony Romo Was The Fourth-Best Quarterback In The NFL This Year
Every morning, the fine folks at Sports Radio Interviews sift through the a.m. drive-time chatter to bring you the best interviews with coaches, players, and personalities across the sports landscape. Today: sometimes numbers don't tell the whole story.
Jets Backup QB Greg McElroy Slams "Selfish" Teammates In Radio Interview
claiming multiple teammates "didn't care if we won or lost."
Bill Polian regrets not having backup plan for Indianapolis Colts - ESPN
"I've always told the staff that our approach should be to hope for the best but plan for the worst, and I didn't do an adequate enough job of planning for the circumstances we were in," Polian said in a phone interview. "It led to this catastrophe."
With Reid silent on Castillo, Spagnuolo is interested in returning to Philly | ProFootballTalk
Spagnuolo plans to coach in 2012, and that he "would be interested in any opening that might occur with the Eagles."
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Thanks for posting links to the year in photos and Kerrigan writeup. Much appreciated.
Waiting for the day Al Iafrate calls and tells me he's my father.
Good work man.
Enjoyed the Kerrigan write up, and couldn’t help but laugh at the Rex picture. He has a serious face on, but I can’t ever take him seriously.
any time
When’s our next happy hour? Also, I’m planning on going to Caps @ Rangers in February. It’s a weekend day game…make it happen!
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Did you see on Twitter
That Raheem Morris (the recently fired Bucs head coach) was having dinner with “Redskin brass” leading to heavy rumors of us hiring him?
yea, i saved that one for it’s own post. Its up now.
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Yeah, just saw that as I posted this.
Interesting to see who he would fill in for. My friend is a Bucs fan and he still rates him fairly high.
So Bucs fans do exist.
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Only in England
Sadly, I’ve now been to as many Bucs games as Redskins games. I only got to 1 skins game as a kid when I lived out there. And this past summer the whole family and a few friends (including the Bucs guy) went to Florida and we got to see Bucs vs Lions on opening day. But sitting in that stadium, I fully understand why its rarely sold out. It’s so stupidly hot anyway, add in the crowds of thousands of people and it feels like it’s 110 degrees when it’s only 90.
glad those santonio holmes to the redskins rumors last offseason didn't come to fruition
As for me, all I know is that I know nothing.
*Socrates*
by atark001 on Jan 5, 2012 9:07 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
+1, I NEVER wanted that dude
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don't worry now we'll have the Vincent Jackson to the Redskins rumors
b/c he’s such a great guy and teammate
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haha it was already in ESPN's rumor central today
based on the report that the Chargers don’t want to Franchise VJax again and owe him $13 million +
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Wanted this two years ago.
Now he’s at the tail end of his prime, and we don’t need another Gaffney. I like Gaff but two average possession receivers isn’t helpful, and I feel VJax will be that in a couple seasons.
by tuckwell on Jan 5, 2012 5:12 PM EST via iPhone app up reply actions
On the subject of Santonio Holmes
The Jets will be looking to unload him for cheap…would anyone consider it a good move to land Holmes for a 6th round pick?
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Are we blind? Do you not see how a malcontent can turn a locker room and team upside down when they start to act out? The only way Holmes isn’t a problem is if his team is winning. We’re not winning. It would be a terrible decision. Pittsburgh didn’t want him despite his talent, and now the same thing is playing out in NY.
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I would be shocked if the Jets can unload him
they guaranteed him $24 million of that $45 million and only about $4 million of the guaranteed portion has been paid out. He would have to agree to restructure just to trade him, and he might not want to do that since it would kill his leverage. Also for the Redskins that contract is significantly backloaded. so we’d be on the hook for some big pay days the next couple of years.
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yeah and for both sides
The Jets aren’t in a great cap situation, and they’d have to eat like something like $18-20 million for him not to be on their team next year. The Redskins when they traded away Coles ate $9 million, but we were also getting Moss in return.
I’m obviously not big on any of the FA wide receivers, but I’d rather sign Bowe than pay similar (Bowe should get more) money to Holmes.
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that rebuidling comparrison of seahawks and redskins makes a good point
that it wasn’t just a rebuild, but a tear down as well…i especially thought the piece was correct in stating how the offensive and defensive rebuild required a change in philosophy…seemed both our offense and defense were behind the times when it comes to football evolution….i loved greg blache personally, but he was hardly an innovator, and in this passing league we have now his defensive scheme was antiquated
As for me, all I know is that I know nothing.
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I can't get excited about Jammal Brown anymore
I think he’s done at OT.
yeah def.
I’m glad there is some mention that he could be cut, though not sure where Jones got his 5 year $20 million contract from as it’s been widely reported that the deal was 5 years for $27.5 million. Maybe those initial reports were off, but i’ll be interested to see what happens.
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that is good news
in the past we’ve had far too many guys we got stuck with because of how their contracts were written.
yeah though even in Jones report (which as i said the numbers don't fully add up)
If we cut Brown now we only save $200K (so nothing), but clear the books for the future. If we cut him after June first we save $3.5 million now, but have to pay that money to him next year. (from the numbers I’ve seen, it would be cut him now pay $600K more, or cut him after June 1st, pay $1.3 million this year and $3.9 next year). I’d probably say cut him now so as not to impact next year’s cap, since the savings this year is minimal.
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