I could see Buffalo trading up to #1 to take a QB this year. Their GM has already said they will be drafting a franchise QB.

Doubt that we make a trade with Buffalo.

Probably not but, we should if they would do it.

num num num crow.

id do the trade in a heartbeat now.

I'm sure I probably said something stupid in this thread but I'm not spending 3 hours to go back and find out exactly what...

Yep. Accurate then and accurate now.

Franchise QBs are NFL gold, and there is damn near no price too high to acquire one. Ultimately, this deal was a great value for the Redskins, and the Rams were dumb as **** to trade out of the spot, thus losing the WR they coveted.

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The WR that the GM was really high on-Quick- they selected in the 2nd round.

Blackmon. Complete failure not to get him.

Literally, every post you make, anyone with a brain in their head thinks the exact opposite.

You need a punch to your ovaries

If anyone moves to #1, it will be Buffalo. Their GM already said they are taking a franchise QB and their owner is old as hell.

**** you both.

Their GM said they are going to get a franchise QB before he leaves. JFC

http://wgr550.com/pages/14687123.php...entId=11756608

There's a big ****ing difference.

Why are we moving out of #1? So we can take an inferior player, again?

I'd rather have my 3-year old son pick an opinion out of a hat than rely on anything you have to say.

How does it feel to be wrong about EVERYTHING?

there's no way we trade out of #1. No way. Too many teams have realized the need for a QB, and we're not going to give up the chance to have first choice.

LMAOLMAOLMAO

Kill yourself you EPIC DUMBSHIT OF FAIL.

Probably more likely that no teams want to trade up to #1, given that there really isn't that 1 player that's head and shoulders above everyone else.

LMAOLMAOLMAOLMAO

DUMBSHIT! DUMBSHIT! DUMBSHIT!

What a shock that MilkJizz agrees with the dumbshit logic about not trading up for RGIII.

RGIII... 67.5% completion percentage, 16 TDs, 4 INTS, 106.4 QB rating.

Yeah, good thing the Chiefs didn't trade up for him.

LMAO

NEVERMIND

HOLY SHIT

(I actually kind of like the Redskins now, what the **** universe am I in?)

FAIL FAIL FAIL FAIL FAIL.

Kill yourself DUMBSHIT.

People still holding on to this scenario of the Chiefs trading with the Rams from 11.

If I were you, I'd run away from this thread as far as you can.

You were one of the dumbshits who were confident this trade would be a disaster for the Redskins.

How does that look now? You epic piece of SHIT.

Have a quote?

LMAO

Dumbshit!

What's dumb about that post?

Pretty sure it was 100% accurate.

RG3 hasn't even written his legacy yet. He's having a good year. Cam Newton broke rookie records at one point.

RG3 was NEVER an option for the Chiefs. The Rams were not looking to forfeit a chance at who they wanted.

Kirk Cousins getting the start this week vs the Browns.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/87...ngton-redskins

The reerunian with another gem.

:LOL:

Hole is deep.

BOOM. #WINNING

Yeah...how is this working out?

LMAO @ Thereerunian

I believe I owned up to this one.

Funny enough however, RGIII's strengths became his ultimate demise as the season went on.

If he doesn't learn how to win from the pocket, he'll just be Mike Vick part 2. And I hope that doesn't happen, because I genuinely like the kid.

Personally, I think that without a doubt RG3 can win from the pocket.

I just hope that the Rat focuses their offense to utilize his skills as a passer.

He's smart so I think he could make the transition, however that remains to be seen. McNabb did it later on, and so did Randall Cunningham but it's rare.

Russell Wilson had a better rookie season though. And it didn't take an assload of picks.

True. I do think that Russell was gifted a better situation.

Make no mistakes though, I'd personally rather have Wilson than RG3.

Working out alright for the Rams.

I think RG3 is more than capable of winning from the pocket. I thought he looked pretty good when he sat back and threw the ball. It was just a situation where great things were happening when he did run and the game plan was designed for him to move around. I think he will blow away what Vick ever did in the pocket. I don't look at RG3 as just an athlete in the pocket like I did with Vick.

So far RGIII playing well...

But let's see if he can stay healthy.

If he can't then well, the decision doesn't pan out.

I think it was already proven to be worth it. You need a QB to win today. They found one. There is a health scare but I think that can be cleared up with smarter play. They found a guy with the talent. The risk reward even right now with him being injured was worth what they gave up in my mind.

Not really.

If RGIII continues to run and is constantly hurt, then actually what I wrote about him will turn out to be completely true. That he wasn't worth it.

I'm sorry but you can't say that "he was worth it" because of a rookie season. that rookie season did NOT end well. And as I noted, he got outplayed by another rookie QB that was taken in the 3rd round.

This is always one of those time will tell things. He played better than I expected he would, however it's not clear at this point whether or not giving up all of those picks was worth it or not.

This man is far from a proven commodity in the NFL. Cam Newton, not that the two are very comparable, but they are comparable in the sense that Newton had a rookie season where he looked pretty good too, and nobody thinks much of him now. Griffin has character Newton doesn't have, but the point remains. The league will get another run at him next year, and in a lot of ways it gets harder your second year.

He's only 22 or 23 and now is coming off his second major knee injury. It definitely remains to be seen whether he will be able to stick in the league. His measure of success his rookie season doesn't change the fact that Washington took the high risk of taking a QB high and they added multipliers to it by trading the farm for it.

Come on. RG3 lived up to the hype.

Russel Wilson far surpassed his.

The draft is a crap shoot.

I'd still choose Luck over both of them, simply due to the injury risk.

Knowing what I know about RG3, I'd make that trade over and over.

He gives your team a very good chance of winning.

How much of his success in the pocket comes from defenses having to account for him leaving the pocket? He gets to play 11 on 10 right now. If he stops running, that will change.

I think he'll be a lot like McNabb.

He'll use his feet to make plays early in his career as he adjusts to the NFL game and while his pocket awareness gets better....then in 3-4 years (if his knee holds up) he'll mature into more of a pocket passer and will use his legs when he has to scramble out of the pocket.

Yup. People are using his rookie season to go "OMG look how smart I am and how dumb you are" but I said all along, a rookie season doesn't mean a lot unless you're a running back (which tends to translate easier from year to year in terms of predictable success). Griffin lived up to his rookie hype, but if he ends up hurt all the time and becomes Mike Vick II, then no, he wasn't worth the picks.

RG3 won't last 5 years in this league. St. Louis got the best of that deal. 4 1st rounders in the next 2 drafts. That NFC West is gonna be stacked.

Well if he doesn't boy some people on here are going to eat some f'n crow about calling me the reatardian for saying he wasn't worth all those picks.

Yeah, you want to talk about risky, they got someone who had a nice year this year, but they gave up the equivalent of 3-4 first round picks for him. If you DON'T get a hall of fame player for that kind of capital, you lost.

I wanted RGIII and I still like him, but like MahiMike said, he's not going to last 5 years in the league. His frame is too small and he gets hit way too much, both out the pocket and in the pocket. He had those "Take 30 seconds to get up" hits almost every single game.

Robert, do you even lift?

Not only that, but this is his second serious knee injury, and the second was more severe than the first. I hope he recovers like nothing happened, but there are only so many times you can glue a knee back together.