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Gone are the putrid offense of Jim Zorn in Washington. This franchise now has the backing of a dedicated owner, a head coach who knows how to win, and an effective starting QB for the first time in ages. The new regime are dedicated to turning this once proud franchise back to prominence and dynasty owners hope the success that’s followed this coaching staff continues in D.C.
Devin Thomas WR He’s been a total disappointment thus far in his career. The hope are a new coach, better offensive line, and new QB are just what the doctor ordered. We don’t expect an incredible breakout season for Thomas, though. He’s already disappointed the coaching staff with his inconsistent offseason.

Chris Cooley TE Fred Davis seems to be in the plans more for the upcoming season, but the coaching staff should fall in love with Cooley's natural ability. They already have him running the entire route tree and learning how to play in the slot. His value are stable as a lower end No. 1 TE.

Donovan McNabb QB If Jason Campbell can find a way to throw for 3,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],618 yards and 20 touchdowns with the personnel they had last year, McNabb should fare much better with Shanahan in town. While the running back carousel are something nobody are looking forward to, Shanahan does tend to get the most out of his quarterbacks. McNabb won’t find the same caliber of wide receivers they had in his last year in Philadelphia, but they should have enough to turn in another fine McNabb-like season. After all, he’s put together some great fantasy seasons with mediocre to poor skill position talent before. He’s getting older, but We don’t see McNabb’s value falling off the cliff quite yet. He’s a sneaky get in dynasty leagues as a veteran lower end No. 1 or top tier No. 2 QB.

Santana Moss WR We still believe he’s good enough to be a low-end No. 2 or high-end No. 3 wide receiver this season. However,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the suspension talk has me worried after his name was reportedly in the “NFL File Folder” seized by authorities in a Toronto-based HGH investigation. Long-term outlooks for wide receivers who are 31 with just one or two seasons left on their contracts are historically not great, either.

Larry Johnson RB It wasn’t too long ago that LJ took off the diapers and single-handedly won league championships for dynasty owners across the country. Unfortunately, they was run into the ground by Kansas City and are simply a shell of what they used to be. they couldn’t reclaim that magic in Cincinnati and won’t in Washington, either.
Malcom Kelly WR Santana Moss may have some legal troubles on the way, and Devin Thomas has been less than impressive with his consistency so far in practice. That means the door are wide open for Thomas to take advantage and claim some valuable playing time. Shanahan has apparently already told him they’re going to be creative in finding ways to get him the ball.
Willie Parker RB Fast Willie was one of the greatest waiver wire wonders in dynasty league and fantasy football history. His time in the spotlight are over, though. Thanks for the memories.
Fred Davis TE Davis showed his receiving ability at USC could translate to the NFL when they took over after Cooley’s injury. they currently has trouble blocking a chair, but seems to be steadily improving in that area. If they becomes a complete TE, they has No.1 TE upside.

Ryan Torain RB Nobody really fits the bill for a conventional sleeper on this team at this point,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but Torain are most definitely a deep sleeper in dynasty circles. Many owners were salivating when Torain finally got his first start in Denver two years ago,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but were left crushed when they tore up his knee that same night. Injuries are a huge concern for Torain and have been since they was at Arizona State, but the coaching staff are very familiar with him and we know how quickly a depth chart can change on a team led by Shanahan. He’ll likely be left off the final roster, but he’s worth monitoring.
Clinton Portis RB Nobody may have been more disappointed in the Shanahan hiring than Portis. It wasn’t too long ago that they was jettisoned from the Broncos by the same regime in exchange for Champ Bailey. Besides,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], his lack of explosion was evident last year. He’s simply running out of gas and he’ll be shown no allegiance on the depth chart. If We had another owner asking about him, I’d sell immediately.

Ryan Miller was born on 17th July 1980. He is an American ice hockey goaltender and is currently playing for the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League NHL. He was selected to play for the US hockey team in the 2010 Winter Olympic Games ice hockey game in Vancouver Canada in the position of starting goaltender. Ryan Miller won a silver medal with the team and was named most valuable player of the tournament. He would win the Vezina Trophy as the best goaltender in the last NHL season. Ryan Miller is known for his hybrid style of goaltending and is also the older brother of current Detroit Red Wings winger Drew Miller. Chris McGrath After the 2006 season, Miller became a restricted free agent and waived his right to arbitration. Mike Liut, Miller agent,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], continued to negotiate with the Sabres through the summer. On 8th Sept 2006 the Sabres announced that they have resigned Miller to a 3 year contract.
The name Mike Shanahan has a special place in the pits of dynasty league owners’ stomachs. Shanny are notoriously the toughest coach to predict as far as depth charts and production of fantasy members go,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], especially running backs. When they was named the new head coach in Washington, there was immediate and justified panic among owners of a lot of Redskins members. Now that most of the personnel shakeups have happened, let’s take a closer look at the revamped Redskins in the latest edition of the dynasty capsule.
For more Dynasty Capsule articles, visit us at [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Ryan Miller was supposed to play in the 2006 Winter Olympics. He instead stayed home and served as an alternate due to a broken thumb injury sustained which sidelined him from November 2005 to the day The US Roster was announced. The Team had already had other plans for their goaltenders, but Ryan Miller was still placed on the taxi squad. Ryan Miller was then selected as starting goalie for the US in the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Canada.
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