VETERAN PLAYER MOVEMENT
KEY ADDITIONS
Player, Pos., 2009 Team
Josh Bidwell, P, Tampa Bay
Jammal Brown, OT, New Orleans
Phillip Buchanon, CB, Detroit
Adam Carriker, DT, St. Louis
Chris Draft, LB, Buffalo
Mike Furrey, WR, Cleveland
Joey Galloway, WR, Pittsburgh
Howard Green, DT, N.Y. Jets
Rex Grossman, QB, Houston
Artis Hicks, T/G, Minnesota
Vonnie Holliday, DE, Denver
Larry Johnson, RB, Cincinnati
Maake Kemoeatu, NT, Carolina
Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia
Willie Parker, RB, Pittsburgh
Bobby Wade, WR, Kansas City
KEY LOSSES
Player, Pos., 2010 Team
Ladell Betts, RB, Free agent
Jason Campbell, QB, Oakland
Rock Cartwright, RB, Oakland
Todd Collins, QB, Free agent
Cornelius Griffin, DT, Free agent
Levi Jones, OT, Free agent
Antwaan Randle El, WR, Pittsburgh
Chris Samuels, LT, Retired
Hunter Smith, P, Free agent
Fred Smoot, CB, Free agent
Randy Thomas, G, Free agent
WASHINGTON IN THE DRAFT
Rd., Player, Pos., Ht., Wt., College
1. Trent Williams, OT, 6-5, 314, Oklahoma
4. Perry Riley, LB, 6-0, 238, LSU
6. Dennis Morris, TE/FB, 6-2, 265, Louisiana Tech
7. Terrence Austin, WR, 5-11, 172, UCLA
7. Erik Cook, C/G, 6-6, 318, New Mexico
7. Selvish Capers, OT, 6-4, 308, West Virginia
Offense:
The addition of Donovan McNabb is huge for this offense. He's still a top 10 QB in the league and should make everyone on the team better. In the off season the redskins signed every RB they could. They have Clinton Portis, Larry Johnson, and Willie Parker, great depth, but not sure who will have the bulk of the carries by the end of the season. Their WR situation is weird because they have a bunch of high draft picks in Devin Thomas, Malcolm Kelly and Santana Moss with Chris Cooley as their check down safety option. I think McNabb will at least make 2 of these guys 1,000 yard receivers.
Defense:
Who knows what will happen with the already awful Albert Hayensworth situation. He moved into the 3-4 which could hurt his production. Their linebackers are led by London Fletcher who once again will lead the league in tackles and not be voted into the probowl. Their secondary has Laron Landry and he scares me:
Overall:
The Redskins will fight the good fight, but will fall short with a 9-7 record.
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