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  • TeamBuilder
    MVP
    • Jun 2009
    • 2214

    #1

    Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

    After reading in a few threads about how horribly strapped the Redskins were financially I decided it would be fun to try and build a dynasty with them, because well, I like building teams. First thing I did was look at the big guy in the middle and I thought... I'm building this team around defense.

    After making a total of 21 trades involving players and picks (fair trades on), I have built an amazing defense that will potentially rival some of the best defenses of all time (and will definitely be the best of all time in 2 years).

    Note: I did not want to have any players older than 28, I want this team to be able to stick around.

    Ohh and did I mention that my cap penalty for next season will be $48.67 million? Seems like a really high number...because it is. Fortunately, I will be fine as I have a long term plan. If all goes as planned I will be looking at roughly $24 million in free cap space at the end of this season, and $73 Million in free cap space after 2010 to resign my LE, FS, ROLB, 3rd String CB, and Clinton Portis (didn't list the names of my defensive players because I didn't want to ruin the surprise before you scroll down). Then whatever is left I can use to dive into the free agent pool and sign whatever draft picks I will have by then.

    Note: I have 3 first round picks (Vikings, Colts, Chargers) in the upcoming draft, but I will most likely use them for trade bait.

    So now that all the financial stuff is out of the way, on to my defense (for my first year I will run a 3-4), my pride and joy...

    LE- Shawne Merriman (99 OVR, 25 years old) "A"
    RE- Brian Orakpo (85 OVR, 23 years old) "A"
    DT- Albert Haynesworth (99 OVR, 28 years old) "A"


    Haynesworth is a man-eater in the middle. Merriman and Orakpo are unusual candidates for 3-4 ends, but they are both very strong and can hold up well at the point of attack. With them on the ends (and Albert in the middle) they can provide pass rush from a 3 man attack. I have been toying with the idea of trading my 3 first round draft picks for Tommie Harris and switching to a 4-3, so this is still up in the air.

    LOLB- Aaron Curry (84 OVR, 23 years old) "A"
    MLB- Patrick Willis (98 OVR, 24 years old) "A"
    MLB- Rocky McIntosh (77 OVR, 26 years old) "A"
    ROLB- Ernie Sims (87 OVR, 24 years old) "A"


    Patrick Willis and Earnie Sims run like WR's, it will be a joy to watch them fly around the field. I'm excited to see how well Aaron Curry progresses, he looks like he will be the real deal in a year or two. With my 3 best linebackers are under the age of 25 so I am all set for the future. McIntosh will be used in the middle as he is a better fit in a 3-4 than any of my backup DT's would be in a 4-3. That may change if I trade for Harris though.

    CB- Nnamdi Asomugha (99 OVR, 28 years old) "A"
    CB- Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (87 OVR, 23 years old) "A"
    CB- Antonio Cromartie (84 OVR, 25 years old) "A"
    CB- DeAngelo Hall (79 OVR, 25 years old) "B"

    FS- Josh Wilson (78 OVR, 24 years old) "A"
    FS- Antoine Cason (77 OVR, 23 years old) "A"
    SS- LaRon Landry (90 OVR, 24 years old) "A"
    SS- Kenny Phillips (78 OVR, 22 years old) "A"


    The secondary is the part of my defense I am most excited about. Having Nnamdi Asomugha on one side of the field allows me to roam free and look for big plays with LaRon Landry. DRC is the best young corner in the league and in a year or two he will be up there with Asomugha as "the best". Having Antonio Cromartie as my nickel corner gives me the cousins Cromartie, and he has excellent speed to cover the slot, and huge playmaking ability (80 catch rating). DeAngelo Hall is my dime CB, yes that's right, my dime CB... I will not have to worry when teams spread 4 wide because all four of my corners can cover 1v1 if necessary. My safety positions are oozing with potential. Josh Wilson (a very sure tackling corner) was converted to FS, along with up and coming zone coverage expert Antoine Cason. Landry as mentioned before is a monster of a hitter that runs like a corner, I will be roaming with him. Kenny Phillips could potentially become the next Ed Reed and I will let him develop behind Landry for now.

    Starting Lineup

    LE-Merriman (99)
    RE-Orakpo (85)
    DT-Haynesworth (99)
    LOLB-Curry (84)
    MLB-Willis (98)
    MLB-McIntosh (77)
    ROLB-Sims (87)
    CB-Asomugha (99)
    CB-Rodgers-Cromartie (87)
    FS-Wilson (78)
    SS-Landry (90)


    Now of course with having to acquire all that defensive talent I had to give up a lot on offense, here is how my offense looks...

    QB- Troy Smith (61)
    HB- Clinton Portis (93)
    FB- Jacob Hester (70)
    WR- Antwaan Randle El (75)
    WR- Devin Thomas (66)
    WR- Malcolm Kelly (63)
    TE- Chris Cooley (91)
    TE- Greg Olsen (82)
    LT- Mike Pollack (78)
    LG- Derrick Dockery (78)
    C- Max Unger (75)
    RG- Casey Rabach (80)
    RT- Stephon Hayer (70)


    I plan on running a west coast style dink and dunk offense, utilizing FB Jacob Hester, TE Chris Cooley, and TE Greg Olsen for short safe passes with QB and former Heisman Trophy winner Troy Smith.

    That's my team, hope you enjoyed the read
    Last edited by TeamBuilder; 09-05-2009, 11:50 PM.
  • truffles
    Rookie
    • Aug 2009
    • 19

    #2
    Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

    how the hell did you get those players with fair trades?

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    • TeamBuilder
      MVP
      • Jun 2009
      • 2214

      #3
      Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

      Originally posted by truffles
      how the hell did you get those players with fair trades?
      Which one you want to know? I have them all.

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      • txfalconfan
        Rookie
        • Aug 2009
        • 294

        #4
        Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

        looks like a fantasy draft to me and you mustve drafted offense at the end of the draft. LOL. Fair trade or not...I'd be an aggressive owner but DAMN! very unrealistic but, to each his own. Enjoy winning games 9-3!

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        • lostintravise
          Rookie
          • Feb 2009
          • 134

          #5
          Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

          So you create a thread titled "Rebuilding Redskins" but you didn't even list how you got that ridiculous defense. Fair trade..really?

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          • z Revis
            Hall Of Fame
            • Oct 2008
            • 13639

            #6
            Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

            Jesus dude. Calm down with the trades my man. lololol. They may have been fair trades, but I don't see how you can enjoy doing all of that...it makes it so unrealistic to be quite honest. You completely revamped the Redskins to where you don't even have that many original starters on the team. Like that would never, ever, EVER, happen in real life. EVER. lol. That's why it's so unrealistic to me, even though the trades may have been fair.

            But anyway, oddly enough, I just started a Redskins chise. I only made like two trades though. I traded Jason Campbell to the Browns for Brady Quinn and a 3rd round draft pick. IDK why, I just don't like Campbell. I also traded Phillip Daniels, a 2nd and the 3rd round pick, to the Panthers for Everette Brown(i like fast defensive ends). And the last thing I did was sign Ty Law and made him my 3rd CB.
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            • z Revis
              Hall Of Fame
              • Oct 2008
              • 13639

              #7
              Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

              Actually, just out of curiosity, how did you get Merriman, Willis, and Asomugha?
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              • Exonerated
                MVP
                • Dec 2007
                • 4899

                #8
                Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

                21 Trades lol.

                Get ready for cap penalties mate. I expect you getting a 150 million + in cap penalties.

                And my teams better

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                • Guggy107
                  Pro
                  • Aug 2008
                  • 777

                  #9
                  Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

                  hey...the guy can play the game however he wants. im sure he is aware that what he did is not the most realistic thing possible.

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                  • Sanchez_Mareno
                    MVP
                    • Feb 2009
                    • 3485

                    #10
                    Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

                    Theres a dynasty forum for this
                    NFL Head Coach-Atlanta Falcons Dynasty

                    Just call me Sanchez

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                    • z Revis
                      Hall Of Fame
                      • Oct 2008
                      • 13639

                      #11
                      Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

                      Originally posted by Guggy107
                      hey...the guy can play the game however he wants. im sure he is aware that what he did is not the most realistic thing possible.
                      Yea, trust me, I know how it is. lol. I used to do this type of stuff. But now, I don't like doing it very much. It's really fun, but it takes away the realism for me now. I used to love it, but now I like to build my team the old fashioned, and realistic, way...the draft and free agency.
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                      • fahrenheit
                        Rookie
                        • Apr 2009
                        • 323

                        #12
                        Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

                        I'd believe it if you had absolutely no draft picks next year, but three first rounders plus all those big names? Merriman, Curry, Willis, Asamugha, the Cromarties, Olsen, Unger.

                        All but Unger, has first round contracts and will ask for big money when their contract ends, I would expect your salary cap to be negative 50 mil if you wanna keep all those players.

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                        • eDotd
                          We ain't cool de la?
                          • Jul 2006
                          • 6284

                          #13
                          Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

                          Moving to Dynasty HQ.

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                          • TeamBuilder
                            MVP
                            • Jun 2009
                            • 2214

                            #14
                            Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

                            Originally posted by z Revis
                            Actually, just out of curiosity, how did you get Merriman, Willis, and Asomugha?
                            Trade #1 was for Asomugha... My first rd pick, Chris Samuels, and Andre Carter for Asomugha, 2nd rd, and 3rd rd pick.

                            Trade #2 was for Merriman... Randy Thomas, 2nd and 4th round picks for Merriman, Larry English, and a 4th rd pick.

                            Trade #3 was for Willis... London Fletcher, Santana Moss, and a 3rd (from Oakland) for Willis, a 4th rd and a 5th rd.

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                            • z Revis
                              Hall Of Fame
                              • Oct 2008
                              • 13639

                              #15
                              Re: Rebuilding the Redskins (Dynasty)

                              Originally posted by TeamBuilder
                              Trade #1 was for Asomugha... My first rd pick, Chris Samuels, and Andre Carter for Asomugha, 2nd rd, and 3rd rd pick.

                              Trade #2 was for Merriman... Randy Thomas, 2nd and 4th round picks for Merriman, Larry English, and a 4th rd pick.

                              Trade #3 was for Willis... London Fletcher, Santana Moss, and a 3rd (from Oakland) for Willis, a 4th rd and a 5th rd.
                              Damn. Nice job. lol.
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