I'd be shocked if the Redskins tried that, regardless of what the local radio guys said... they seem to be rather misinformed.Local radio guys were talking practice squad for him, but did mention another team would probably try to claim him if Washington tried.
You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
He's an exiting player. I think all you have to do is watch him play vs look at his draft position.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
Terrell Davis? Dude, look at the very same team as Lache.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
I understand everything you're saying. Still, I'm not wasting a pick on a late rd RB. I did so years ago, and those picks just don't pay off. Morris wasn't even drafted in my dynasty leagues a couple years ago. It was a bidding war once he was named the starter. Lache wasn't drafted until the last (5) round of my rookie drafts.He's an exiting player. I think all you have to do is watch him play vs look at his draft position.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
Sure he's got his work cut out for him, but there's a guy on his team who had that same path and is starting.
Terrell Davis? Dude, look at the very same team as Lache.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
I try to grab promising players to avoid the bidding wars... It's a shame he slipped, still kind of an unknown why, but he's got the talent to contribute or even start in this league IMO. That's a late round guy who's worth it.I understand everything you're saying. Still, I'm not wasting a pick on a late rd RB. I did so years ago, and those picks just don't pay off. Morris wasn't even drafted in my dynasty leagues a couple years ago. It was a bidding war once he was named the starter. Lache wasn't drafted until the last (5) round of my rookie drafts.He's an exiting player. I think all you have to do is watch him play vs look at his draft position.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
Sure he's got his work cut out for him, but there's a guy on his team who had that same path and is starting.
He's saying that A.Morris already did it so why can't SeastrunkTerrell Davis? Dude, look at the very same team as Lache.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
What exactly are you saying here?
Terrell Davis? Dude, look at the very same team as Lache.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
Sometimes I do trade trade them for future picks in earlier rounds. If not, they are used for IDP or depth. I've also been able to land players like Jimmy Graham and Mike Wallace in the 5th. Those picks have paid off more than the Ryan Torains and Jonathon Dwyers and Ciatrick Fasons.I try to grab promising players to avoid the bidding wars... It's a shame he slipped, still kind of an unknown why, but he's got the talent to contribute or even start in this league IMO. That's a late round guy who's worth it.I understand everything you're saying. Still, I'm not wasting a pick on a late rd RB. I did so years ago, and those picks just don't pay off. Morris wasn't even drafted in my dynasty leagues a couple years ago. It was a bidding war once he was named the starter. Lache wasn't drafted until the last (5) round of my rookie drafts.He's an exiting player. I think all you have to do is watch him play vs look at his draft position.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
Sure he's got his work cut out for him, but there's a guy on his team who had that same path and is starting.
Do you just trade all your late picks away?
Because Morris isn't going anywhere and they aren't the same type of backs?He's saying that A.Morris already did it so why can't SeastrunkTerrell Davis? Dude, look at the very same team as Lache.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
What exactly are you saying here?
So late round TE's and WR's aren't wasted picks up late round RB's are? I don't know if I agree with that.Sometimes I do trade trade them for future picks in earlier rounds. If not, they are used for IDP or depth. I've also been able to land players like Jimmy Graham and Mike Wallace in the 5th. Those picks have paid off more than the Ryan Torains and Jonathon Dwyers and Ciatrick Fasons.I try to grab promising players to avoid the bidding wars... It's a shame he slipped, still kind of an unknown why, but he's got the talent to contribute or even start in this league IMO. That's a late round guy who's worth it.I understand everything you're saying. Still, I'm not wasting a pick on a late rd RB. I did so years ago, and those picks just don't pay off. Morris wasn't even drafted in my dynasty leagues a couple years ago. It was a bidding war once he was named the starter. Lache wasn't drafted until the last (5) round of my rookie drafts.He's an exiting player. I think all you have to do is watch him play vs look at his draft position.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
Sure he's got his work cut out for him, but there's a guy on his team who had that same path and is starting.
Do you just trade all your late picks away?
I didn't say that. I was just pointing out my success rate with late round picks. That being said, I do think that you're more likely to find a useful fantasy player in a WR and TE than RB. To each his own, but my thinking is that owners tend to waste draft picks on RBs that never pan out. Stud RBs IMO are much easier to trade for than draft. I've also made title games and won championships with less than desirable RBs. Again, I'll let others "waste" their picks on players like Lache. If I miss out, I miss out. I had the 10th pick in both of my dynasties this past year and was ecstatic to get Garropolo at the 5.10 while others grabbed RBs I don't ever see as starters. I'm one to admit that I sometimes make mistakes.So late round TE's and WR's aren't wasted picks up late round RB's are? I don't know if I agree with that.Sometimes I do trade trade them for future picks in earlier rounds. If not, they are used for IDP or depth. I've also been able to land players like Jimmy Graham and Mike Wallace in the 5th. Those picks have paid off more than the Ryan Torains and Jonathon Dwyers and Ciatrick Fasons.I try to grab promising players to avoid the bidding wars... It's a shame he slipped, still kind of an unknown why, but he's got the talent to contribute or even start in this league IMO. That's a late round guy who's worth it.I understand everything you're saying. Still, I'm not wasting a pick on a late rd RB. I did so years ago, and those picks just don't pay off. Morris wasn't even drafted in my dynasty leagues a couple years ago. It was a bidding war once he was named the starter. Lache wasn't drafted until the last (5) round of my rookie drafts.He's an exiting player. I think all you have to do is watch him play vs look at his draft position.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
Sure he's got his work cut out for him, but there's a guy on his team who had that same path and is starting.
Do you just trade all your late picks away?
I use late round picks for any promising but potentially flawed players who fell or were undrafted for whatever reason. I find it strange that RB's are wasted to you yet other positions aren't. What's the difference?
Fair enough.I didn't say that. I was just pointing out my success rate with late round picks. That being said, I do think that you're more likely to find a useful fantasy player in a WR and TE than RB. To each his own, but my thinking is that owners tend to waste draft picks on RBs that never pan out. Stud RBs IMO are much easier to trade for than draft. I've also made title games and won championships with less than desirable RBs. Again, I'll let others "waste" their picks on players like Lache. If I miss out, I miss out. I had the 10th pick in both of my dynasties this past year and was ecstatic to get Garropolo at the 5.10 while others grabbed RBs I don't ever see as starters. I'm one to admit that I sometimes make mistakes.
This is true. He didn't get many opportunities at Baylor and from what you hear out of camp, he hasn't been doing too hot... nor has his main competition Thompson though.he needs to improve as a pass blocker if he wants to get snaps. i think the perception that he can't catch is extremely overblown. i think the perception that he can't pass block is spot on. watching him the other night, you can tell he's a threat with the ball in his hands. that won't be enough to get him on the field with morris and helu in front of him though. they have to be able to rely on him to block for RGIII.
Considering the investment, I'd be pretty happy with landing him there as well. In talking about 3rd round picks (12,14 team), I think he's a nice dart. The upside is clearly there and that's what I personally aim for that late in rookie drafts. If he never puts it all together--NBD. If he does, however, he could be a very valable fantasy asset.You're excited about a 6th round RB? While it's possible he could one day be a viable starter, there aren't many Terrell Davis picks that pan out.
That's why guys that can't pass block fall in the draft. There's only one cure for it, and that's reps. Reps in live action get your QB killed, so those reps have to start out in practice and pre-season. There are only so many of those though, because the guys ahead of him on the depth chart needs them too. So RB's that can't pass block can't play, and guys that can't play (now) fall. I'm not worried one bit about Seastrunk in 2015, and perhaps late in this season. He'll get them in eventually, it will just take a while.This is true. He didn't get many opportunities at Baylor and from what you hear out of camp, he hasn't been doing too hot... nor has his main competition Thompson though.he needs to improve as a pass blocker if he wants to get snaps. i think the perception that he can't catch is extremely overblown. i think the perception that he can't pass block is spot on. watching him the other night, you can tell he's a threat with the ball in his hands. that won't be enough to get him on the field with morris and helu in front of him though. they have to be able to rely on him to block for RGIII.
He needs to get opportunities to pass block. I sure as heck hope he does in the next preseason game, because he didn't get any this past game.
Good point. Let's see what happens in the upcoming preseason games.Hankmoody said:That's why guys that can't pass block fall in the draft. There's only one cure for it, and that's reps. Reps in live action get your QB killed, so those reps have to start out in practice and pre-season. There are only so many of those though, because the guys ahead of him on the depth chart needs them too. So RB's that can't pass block can't play, and guys that can't play (now) fall. I'm not worried one bit about Seastrunk in 2015, and perhaps late in this season. He'll get them in eventually, it will just take a while.werdnoynek said:This is true. He didn't get many opportunities at Baylor and from what you hear out of camp, he hasn't been doing too hot... nor has his main competition Thompson though.WagesOfZin said:he needs to improve as a pass blocker if he wants to get snaps. i think the perception that he can't catch is extremely overblown. i think the perception that he can't pass block is spot on. watching him the other night, you can tell he's a threat with the ball in his hands. that won't be enough to get him on the field with morris and helu in front of him though. they have to be able to rely on him to block for RGIII.
He needs to get opportunities to pass block. I sure as heck hope he does in the next preseason game, because he didn't get any this past game.
I'm on board this train. Been grabbing up Lache at very cheap prices: 15th round in a startup, 5th round in a rookie draft.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
Yep.I'm on board this train. Been grabbing up Lache at very cheap prices: 15th round in a startup, 5th round in a rookie draft.Just landed him at 2.13 in a start 2 RB 16-teamer... giggity. I think he's gonna shine when the opportunities start coming. Also hope they give him a shot on kick returns... that could be suh-weet.
Who's driving this bandwagon? Has anyone called shotgun?
Before the NFL draft, saw him go in the 10th round of a startup. Obviously his draft day tumble and landing spot put a damper on his value, but that's part of what makes the price so low. I'm not really expecting much from him in 2014, but was pleased by his stat line in P1.
First carry: http://www.nfl.com/now/share?id=22b095e6-1ee9-46bb-a54b-f0c3f8076ce1
Playing against third stringers, sure, but a nice little juke.
If you think he can't catch: http://youtu.be/9WAIr3WHjV4
1st play at :16s - regular RB dump off but thrown right at him, makes the play look regular. 2nd play at :25s - up the seam, not unlike Shane Vereen, but with more speed.
Give this guy a chance for a year or two. Look at Ahmad Bradhaw, just 90 carries in first two years. Long term buy-and-hold.
If he can learn to pass block and chip in a play here or there on special teams, he could be in play at RB by 2015. Gruden has no history with Morris, who isn't special, just very efficient. I do love the way he runs, though. Put it this way, if you were playing Madden with RG3, Garcon-Reed-DeSean, who are you going to want out of the backfield from shotgun? Lache has talent and explosion. Pass blocking can be learned; probably not in one year.
He came in 5th. I hope they aren't stupid, and trying to sneak him on the PS. That's the vibe I got last night. I expected him to play behind Morris and Helu. If they try that, he will be gone.Seastrunk was explosive again on limited reps tonight. Had one he looked he was going to break for a big gain, but was tripped up.
He seemed to get pulled on 3rd down though and Redd was getting reps before him. Curious to see what happens from here... He looked like the best runner on the team again, but he needs to get the reps on 3rd downs or passing plays.
Brings to mind this story: http://www.steelersdepot.com/2014/08/annual-fear-losing-undrafted-rookies-waivers-full-swing/He came in 5th. I hope they aren't stupid, and trying to sneak him on the PS. That's the vibe I got last night. I expected him to play behind Morris and Helu. If they try that, he will be gone.Seastrunk was explosive again on limited reps tonight. Had one he looked he was going to break for a big gain, but was tripped up.
He seemed to get pulled on 3rd down though and Redd was getting reps before him. Curious to see what happens from here... He looked like the best runner on the team again, but he needs to get the reps on 3rd downs or passing plays.
Seastrunk's talent is obvious and he's outplayed other backs on the team. Royster and Thompson are the likely cuts.3C said:Brings to mind this story: http://www.steelersdepot.com/2014/08/annual-fear-losing-undrafted-rookies-waivers-full-swing/ROYALWITCHEESE said:He came in 5th. I hope they aren't stupid, and trying to sneak him on the PS. That's the vibe I got last night. I expected him to play behind Morris and Helu. If they try that, he will be gone.werdnoynek said:Seastrunk was explosive again on limited reps tonight. Had one he looked he was going to break for a big gain, but was tripped up.
He seemed to get pulled on 3rd down though and Redd was getting reps before him. Curious to see what happens from here... He looked like the best runner on the team again, but he needs to get the reps on 3rd downs or passing plays.
Mind you, Seastrunk. was drafted vs undrafted but the point remains the same. The team will keep the 53 they feel best help the team. As will the other 31 teams. There will be a lot of good players waived and most of them will clear waivers and some will make it to the PS (which might be bumped up to 10 players).
You think they keep Redd on the active roster?Seastrunk's talent is obvious and he's outplayed other backs on the team. Royster and Thompson are the likely cuts.3C said:Brings to mind this story: http://www.steelersdepot.com/2014/08/annual-fear-losing-undrafted-rookies-waivers-full-swing/Mind you, Seastrunk. was drafted vs undrafted but the point remains the same. The team will keep the 53 they feel best help the team. As will the other 31 teams. There will be a lot of good players waived and most of them will clear waivers and some will make it to the PS (which might be bumped up to 10 players).ROYALWITCHEESE said:He came in 5th. I hope they aren't stupid, and trying to sneak him on the PS. That's the vibe I got last night. I expected him to play behind Morris and Helu. If they try that, he will be gone.werdnoynek said:Seastrunk was explosive again on limited reps tonight. Had one he looked he was going to break for a big gain, but was tripped up.
He seemed to get pulled on 3rd down though and Redd was getting reps before him. Curious to see what happens from here... He looked like the best runner on the team again, but he needs to get the reps on 3rd downs or passing plays.
Thompson is hurt so I think he gets cut. Between Redd and Royster, I think Royster gets cut because he's in the last year of his contract and has probably been outplayed by the rookie.You think they keep Redd on the active roster?Seastrunk's talent is obvious and he's outplayed other backs on the team. Royster and Thompson are the likely cuts.3C said:Brings to mind this story: http://www.steelersdepot.com/2014/08/annual-fear-losing-undrafted-rookies-waivers-full-swing/Mind you, Seastrunk. was drafted vs undrafted but the point remains the same. The team will keep the 53 they feel best help the team. As will the other 31 teams. There will be a lot of good players waived and most of them will clear waivers and some will make it to the PS (which might be bumped up to 10 players).ROYALWITCHEESE said:He came in 5th. I hope they aren't stupid, and trying to sneak him on the PS. That's the vibe I got last night. I expected him to play behind Morris and Helu. If they try that, he will be gone.werdnoynek said:Seastrunk was explosive again on limited reps tonight. Had one he looked he was going to break for a big gain, but was tripped up.
He seemed to get pulled on 3rd down though and Redd was getting reps before him. Curious to see what happens from here... He looked like the best runner on the team again, but he needs to get the reps on 3rd downs or passing plays.
I think Redd would be the choice over Royster as well but the bigger question is how many RBs they keep on the roster.Thompson is hurt so I think he gets cut. Between Redd and Royster, I think Royster gets cut because he's in the last year of his contract and has probably been outplayed by the rookie.You think they keep Redd on the active roster?Seastrunk's talent is obvious and he's outplayed other backs on the team. Royster and Thompson are the likely cuts.3C said:Brings to mind this story: http://www.steelersdepot.com/2014/08/annual-fear-losing-undrafted-rookies-waivers-full-swing/Mind you, Seastrunk. was drafted vs undrafted but the point remains the same. The team will keep the 53 they feel best help the team. As will the other 31 teams. There will be a lot of good players waived and most of them will clear waivers and some will make it to the PS (which might be bumped up to 10 players).ROYALWITCHEESE said:He came in 5th. I hope they aren't stupid, and trying to sneak him on the PS. That's the vibe I got last night. I expected him to play behind Morris and Helu. If they try that, he will be gone.werdnoynek said:Seastrunk was explosive again on limited reps tonight. Had one he looked he was going to break for a big gain, but was tripped up.
He seemed to get pulled on 3rd down though and Redd was getting reps before him. Curious to see what happens from here... He looked like the best runner on the team again, but he needs to get the reps on 3rd downs or passing plays.
He's been going up against 3rd or 4th units. From what I've read they like Thompson but he has to get on the field. Can't make the team from the trainers room. Regardless, my point is there is a bit of irrational thought amongst fans of teams who think <insert player> can't be waived or someone else will fly in to scoop him up. Late round draft picks and UFA's are typically "a dime a dozen" in the league. Seastrunk might make the team but I certainly don't think he has a leg up over Royster and the only advantage I feel he has over Redd is he was a draft pick while Redd wasn't.Seastrunk's talent is obvious and he's outplayed other backs on the team. Royster and Thompson are the likely cuts.3C said:Brings to mind this story: http://www.steelersdepot.com/2014/08/annual-fear-losing-undrafted-rookies-waivers-full-swing/ROYALWITCHEESE said:He came in 5th. I hope they aren't stupid, and trying to sneak him on the PS. That's the vibe I got last night. I expected him to play behind Morris and Helu. If they try that, he will be gone.werdnoynek said:Seastrunk was explosive again on limited reps tonight. Had one he looked he was going to break for a big gain, but was tripped up.
He seemed to get pulled on 3rd down though and Redd was getting reps before him. Curious to see what happens from here... He looked like the best runner on the team again, but he needs to get the reps on 3rd downs or passing plays.
Mind you, Seastrunk. was drafted vs undrafted but the point remains the same. The team will keep the 53 they feel best help the team. As will the other 31 teams. There will be a lot of good players waived and most of them will clear waivers and some will make it to the PS (which might be bumped up to 10 players).
LinkI think Redd would be the choice over Royster as well but the bigger question is how many RBs they keep on the roster.Thompson is hurt so I think he gets cut. Between Redd and Royster, I think Royster gets cut because he's in the last year of his contract and has probably been outplayed by the rookie.
Last year the Skins kept 4 RBs, 1 FB and just 5 WRs on their initial 53 man roster. I think Gruden is likely to keep at least 6 WRs and possibly only 4 RBs including the FB.
Right now, Morris, Helu, and FB Young are locks to make the 53. So you potentially have Redd, Seastrunk, and Royster battling for one roster spot. I like Seastrunk a lot but Redd perhaps offers more as a between the tackles runner if Morris and/or Helu were to miss time. Redd also seems to be getting into games first and is theoretically higher on the depth chart at the moment. Thompson cannot stay on the field and given all of the other options who've showed well, I'd say he's on the outside looking in now.
Again I like Seastrunk and hope he makes the team but it's far from a lock at this point and I could see a scenario where he's cut along with Thompson and Royster.
The question for me is whether he is counting FB Young as part of the 'other two'. I'm leaning that he isn't and is planning to keep 4 RB's and a FB.Gruden may have tipped his hand on how many running backs the Redskins will carry. Here is what he said when asked about the status of Evan Royster, who has been with the team as a reserve running back since they drafted him in 2011.
"He's in competition with the rest of them. Right now, we have obviously Alfred [Morris] as the slam dunk and then we have Roy [Helu] who's had a good camp and then we're looking for the other two to step up.”
The emphasis is added. Gruden has said previously that he is looking forward to what fullback Darrel Young can do in his offense so Young, Morris, Helu are locks. Gruden said that they are looking for two more so it looks like the plan is to carry five total running backs.
That would mean that Royster, rookies Lache Seastrunk and Silas Redd, and second-year back Chris Thompson are competing for two roster spots, not just one as some suspect.
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Chris Thompson needs to return soon or he'll be gone. But Seastrunk has a lot -- a lot -- to prove in the pass game, from catching the ball to protection. Silas Redd could make it more interesting with a solid game against Cleveland. And if they want the guy more ready to play now they'll take Evan Royster. Problem is, he lacks the sort of speed and dynamic ability they want out of this role. This remains fluid and the next three games will determine a lot.
That would be a nice fit.If Seastrunk is cut I expect him to be picked up by the Colts before anyone can blink.
Eagles.If Seastrunk is cut I expect him to be picked up by the Colts before anyone can blink.
Lache Seastrunk - RB - Redskins
ESPN 980 Washington's Chris Russell believes sixth-round pick Lache Seastrunk has been outplayed by UDFA Silas Redd in training camp.
Seastrunk has made some explosive plays against deep reserves in preseason games, but has poor hands and is still unable to pass block. Seastrunk is more talented than Redd, but Redd is a more complete back. Perhaps the Redskins will try to stash Seastrunk on their practice squad. He isn't ready to play.
Lache Seastrunk - RB - Redskins
ESPN 980 Washington's Chris Russell believes sixth-round pick Lache Seastrunk has been outplayed by UDFA Silas Redd in training camp.
Seastrunk has made some explosive plays against deep reserves in preseason games, but has poor hands and is still unable to pass block. Seastrunk is more talented than Redd, but Redd is a more complete back. Perhaps the Redskins will try to stash Seastrunk on their practice squad. He isn't ready to play.
I'm telling ya they are going to try to sneak him to the practice squad, and lose him.By Scott Ellinwood, Redskins Correspondent, Sat, Aug 23rd 12:41pm EDT
Redskins RB Lache Seastrunk will miss tonight's game against Baltimore. No official word has been released from the team yet, but CSN's Rich Tandler speculates that Seastrunk will miss the game due to the death of his grandmother. (Rich Tandler via Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: After camp and the first two preseason games, Seastrunk is a known commodity. He is fast, runs hard and doesn't have much experience catching out of the backfield. If Seastrunk doesn't make the active roster, expect him to be retained on the practice squad.