Deangelo Hall released... per ESPN

[Muhast]

Yeah he's awful.

Maybe he could come here as a coach and teach our DB's how to intercept the football. He has 39 in his career, which translates to 5 per year. Did we even have 5 team wide last year?

Well team wide they had 21, we had 7.

But player to player Hall had 4, Carr had 3.

The biggest difference comes from lbs.

We had 1 (Sean Lee). They had 5 from London Fletcher alone. 4 from Rob Jackson, 1 from Ryan Kerrigan. So 10 from their LBers alone. Compared to 1 for us.

 

[Aven8]

Well team wide they had 21, we had 7.

But player to player Hall had 4, Carr had 3.

The biggest difference comes from lbs.

We had 1 (Sean Lee). They had 5 from London Fletcher alone. 4 from Rob Jackson, 1 from Ryan Kerrigan. So 10 from their LBers alone. Compared to 1 for us.

I hope right now Monte and Rod are sending subliminal messages in these dudes iPods as we speak about TO's!

Btw that 7 number is pathetic. Pure pathetic. Awful.

 

[koolaid]

Remember when he picked off Cutler 3 times and then Jay said after the game he would keep throwing at him?
:laugh2:

I think hes an average player but a massive tool.

 

[Stryker44]

Hopefully we can re-sign him for vet min plus incentives. Loyalty, Honor, Sacrifice.

 

[rbr651]

he gives up 2 tds for every pick he gets. Not good.

Maybe so, but this also has to do with the safeties and DL. If you look at Revis and Hall side by side, stats only, I take Hall. He has double digit PD the majority of years and seems to be getting better, he has the INT's and on top of it all is a superb tackler. I hate the skins as much as the next guy, but the guys is good. I wouldn't say he's under rated since I hear a lot of good stuff about him from the press, but he's definitely not over rated. It seems like as fans we over value our CB's and under value the corners from a team we hate.

 

[Apollo Creed]

As much as I hate him, I gotta give him and Haslet credit - their corners challenged our WRs and won week 17 in Washington. Our guys weren't getting any seperation and when they did, we couldn't block it up long enough for Tony to get the ball there.

They knew we had no threat of running, look at the film, everyone without their hand down were taking steps backwards immediately after the hike, absolutely no respect for the running game. Then they'd still manage to shut it down, no matter how many men they delegated to the box.

Garrett got owned that game, no doubt.

 

[KDM256]

Seems like I got some disagreements with my statement earlier about Deangelo Hall. Not crowning this guy a First ballot HOFer but like I said earlier Hall is far from a scrub or a cast off.

I hate to take up for a Commanders player but you can't name a Defensive back on our Cowboy roster 2008-present with better or similar Stats than Deangelo Hall?

I know he gets alot of flack for his mouth and label "MeAngelo" but personally I don't mind for my Defensive Backs have that type of approach when it comes to the game, as long as he can back it up.

Unless WSH address this problem inthe draft or Free Agency, Washington will miss Hall inthe secondary come next year..

 

[JohnsKey19]

Hall played better than I expected in Washington. He absolutely owned Dez in last match up. I assume this was pure cap move.

He played well but by no means did he "own" Dez. If Dez played the entire game, he likely would've had over 100 yards. But i give Hall credit for playing a strong game against a very hot player in Dez.

 

[Stryker44]

Snyder and Jones need to be more assertive in blocking key players from going to the Seahawks, 49ers, and Bucs.

Restructure, and prorate.

 

[SkinsFan82]

Remember when he picked off Cutler 3 times and then Jay said after the game he would keep throwing at him?
:laugh2:

I think hes an average player but a massive tool.

He actually picked off Cutler 4 times that game and his jersey was sent to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, as crazy as it sounds.

And yes....he's an average corner with a giant mouth.

 

[SkinsFan82]

Snyder and Jones need to be more assertive in blocking key players from going to the Seahawks, 49ers, and Bucs.

Restructure, and prorate.

The Commanders are doing all they can to avoid restructuring and pushing all that money into later years. It's a huge change of philosophy since they got rid of Cerrato and Snyder took a step back.

Most of the guys they restructured the past week or so simply took pay cuts this year instead of adding years on with more money later. The team isn't going to be able to add anyone really this year but once they get past this year they should be in a fairly healthy place.