We definitely need depth on the O-line. I was seriously impressed with Heyer. One omre like him would be great.

I agree about the "Kearney" type. We need a pass-wrecker.

I think that there was a stretch there where Gibbs lost his mojo. I don't know whether he just wasn't communicating well with his booth staff or what, but there were breakdowns that should not have happened. And the team went for half a season at least without the will to put a team away in the second half. Still, I think with a good off-season and presuming we don't lose anyone important, the team looks good for next year.

Linebackers are ok.

With a starter out the linebackers still played well and the two back-ups are rookies.

O-line needs to get healthy but the group will be

Defensive line, we need the "kearny" type guy.

I never lost faith in Joe Gibbs, although I was seriously concerned about what was going on over the past several years until this year. The Redskins have slowly built a group of average players which can remain with the team, while having a core group of start which can win with the team. Gibb's has figured out how to work the system to have the viable back-up which understands the "SYSTEM".

Look at Heyer, he's not a starting offensive lineman he may not be a back-up: He may have played his way onto a pro team however just consider this… he could be released next year, with better players taking over, he's only seen one pro system he's no better to the other teams than 10 or so other guys so he sits in Maryland, if an injury occurs Gibbs is able to bring the guy in, basically off the street, who knows the system.

I can see this is what is being built in Washington, which is in my opinion a very good thing for Washington to be competitive year after year.