Joe Johnson

November 10, 1991 The Redskins move to 10-0 with a 56-17 rout of the Falcons at RFK — the highest scoring output of the Joe Gibbs Era. Mark Rypien throws for 442 yards and a club record-tying six touchdowns, adding another score on a bootleg. Gary Clark and Art Monk go OFF!

The Diesel.

My name is Adam Peters. To construct the best roster possible, I have decided to make Bill Croskey-Merritt our starting running back. We have so much faith in him that we didn’t even make Kenneth Walker an offer. It doesn’t matter who our running back is though, because our top of the line offensive line will create holes for even an amateur to run through. We needed an upgrade at center and left guard, but that’s too much work, so we stuck with Nick Allegretti, who’s not a even a center, and Chris Paul, who initially tested free agency and didn’t get signed by anyone. Even if opposing teams somehow stop our run game, they still have to cover our plethora of weapons. We could’ve signed Isiah Likely, but we weren’t enamored by his tape. Instead, we got our franchise quarterback Chig Okonkwo and three blocking tight ends, because one tight end capable of catching the football is all you need. Defensively, we heard your concerns. To fix the secondary, we brought in Amik Robertson, 32-year-old Rasul Douglas, 32-year-old Fabian Moreau, and even re-signed 33-year-old Antonio Hamilton Sr, just incase we didn’t have enough 30+ year old players. We also still have Mike Sainristil, and if you weren’t aware, he was good two seasons ago. The secondary isn’t all that we improved. We spent $96 million on Odafe Oweh to help improve the defensive line. Now, they went from not being able to get to the quarterback at all to being able to get a coverage sack every once in a while