Lavar Arrington...

[Atog]

What's the deal with him? Will he be playing somewhere else next season? I'd love to see him in Detroit but I don't think we need a OLB with Bailey and Lehman.

[maddog60]

He'll go to a big spender. Arizona might try to use some of that cap space. Green Bay would be smart to try and sign him I think too. Detroit, doesn't need him.

[MadScott]

He'll go to a big spender.

Just to play devil's advocate a bit, isn't Snyder the biggest spender of all? I would think there's a legit chance he ends up back with Washington for big bucks.

[maddog60]

He'll go to a big spender.

Just to play devil's advocate a bit, isn't Snyder the biggest spender of all? I would think there's a legit chance he ends up back with Washington for big bucks.

Quite possible, but Snyder does also have a tendency of having to cut quality players because he spends too much. I was referring more to how cap room a team had to spend though.

[terpfan]

Honestly I think he will restructure his contract and stay in Washington. too big of a cap hit to trade him. They wont want to release him. At least thats what Im hoping.

[VaderFin]

Just heard on NFL Radio how the NFL has found the Poston's to be negligent in dealing with Arringtons contract and that it is very possible that Carl Poston could be suspended from being a player agent.

[logan]

Just heard on NFL Radio how the NFL has found the Poston's to be negligent in dealing with Arringtons contract and that it is very possible that Carl Poston could be suspended from being a player agent.

well that would be a crying shame for the poston's though i doubt it happens.

[mysticphysh]

Honestly I think he will restructure his contract and stay in Washington. too big of a cap hit to trade him. They wont want to release him. At least thats what Im hoping.

After the way they treated him this past season, why would he want to stay there for less money?

[soupnazi]

We won't just cut Lavar. He doesn't cost us much more to keep him this year than it does to cut him.

1) He may retire...his injuries have really been a problem. The national press doesn't point it out, but there's a reason he doesn't play more than 50% of the plays he could if he was healthy.

2) restructuring...has potential...but he better not bring Poston to the meetings.

3) trade...he may be packaged with Ramsey if Brunell will restructure. Else they'd have to cut Brunell's $5M salary and keep Ramsey. But they'd need someone in return that was an impact player and was owed a lot of money. Abraham and Owens come to mind, and both would fill needs the Skins have and both would fill needs that Philly/NYJ has.

[VaderFin]

We won't just cut Lavar. He doesn't cost us much more to keep him this year than it does to cut him.

1) He may retire...his injuries have really been a problem. The national press doesn't point it out, but there's a reason he doesn't play more than 50% of the plays he could if he was healthy.

2) restructuring...has potential...but he better not bring Poston to the meetings.

3) trade...he may be packaged with Ramsey if Brunell will restructure. Else they'd have to cut Brunell's $5M salary and keep Ramsey. But they'd need someone in return that was an impact player and was owed a lot of money. Abraham and Owens come to mind, and both would fill needs the Skins have and both would fill needs that Philly/NYJ has.

The Redskins have already publicly said they are not interested in acquiring T.O.