Fanspeak: Washington Commanders

Part 1: Redskins 2014 Salary Cap Commitments  Part 2: How the “Rule of 51” Creates Additional Cap Flexibility Part 3: Potential 2014 Cuts Salary Cap numbers courtesy of  Overthecap.com In Yesterday’s post on the Potential 2014 Cuts the focus was on the over $17 million in cap room this season created by releasing those 10 players. … More »

Part 1: Redskins 2014 Salary Cap Commitments  Part 2: How the “Rule of 51” Creates Additional Cap Flexibility Salary Cap numbers courtesy of  Overthecap.com   Here is a look at the players the Redskins could cut this offseason to further clear their cap, and get rid of some bad contracts: DE Adam Carriker: Current Deal: … More »

Yesterday I posted the Redskins 2014 Salary Cap Commitments and showed how the Redskins have $25.5 million in cap space heading into free agency. While that of course sounds very good, there is additional flexibility there as well. The way the cap is calculated during the offseason is that only the cap hits of the top … More »

Cap numbers courtesy of Overthecap.com Quarterbacks: $6.448 Robert Grifffin III: $5.760 Kirk Cousins: $0.688 Running back/Fullback: $4.677 Alfred Morris: $0.601 Roy Helu Jr. $1.507 Evan Royster $0.645 Chris Thompson $0.541 Darrel Young: $1.383 (Non-51) Jawan Jamison: $0.495 Tight Ends: $4.139 Jordan Reed: $0.642 Logan Paulsen: $2.237 Niles Paul: $0.690 Richard Quinn: $0.570 (non-51) Gabe Miller: … More »

Before I get to the Washington Redskins aspect of this let’s discuss the two players and what has happened.  When the story first broke after Martin left the Dolphins, I was very critical of both Incognito and the Dolphins organization.  I still have pretty much the same opinion on both of them about how things … More »

By: Justin Partlow After the 2013 season ended, the focus began to be on whom the Redskins could add both through the draft and free agency. As the weeks have passed, there seems to be trends and heavy speculation on what could happen both in FA and the draft. The one that seems to be … More »

The Redskins coming off a disastrous 3-13 season have plenty of work to do to turn things around. After cuts are made the Redskins should need at least a dozen new starters and multiple key back-ups. Given their lack of a 1st round pick, it makes it impossible to try to fill every need with … More »

With the report the other day that the Redskins were interested in bringing back WR Santana Moss, a large debate started throughout Redskins Nation about whether or not this was a good idea. The general consensus seems to be that this is a bad idea and it is time to move on from Moss. Now … More »

1- Brian Orakpo          Out of the players who were on the team in 2013 Orakpo is the biggest heading towards free agency.  From what it sounds like it doesn’t sound like the Redskins are going to be willing to let Orapko just walk away.  The team may look into working on … More »

The Redskins will no doubt have a lot of money to spend this offseason, and that number will only rise as they start to release some of the bad contracts (Adam Carriker, Stephen Bowen, Kory Lichtensteiger, etc.) still on the roster. While many will see this as an opportunity for a spending spree, the Redskins … More »