Two FP3 Tags on the 'Skins OL, One Remains
By "Gary Gray"

Off-Season 2126 (Washington, DC) - In a familiar theme around the beltway, the Washington Redskins organization has poured more money and commitment into its offensive line. The latest beneficiary is Adam Waldrop, one of the fastest bigg'n's in the league. Drafted #12 overall, Adam earned his FP tag in his very first training camp. The Redskins now have three of their five starting offensive linemen signed to non-standard contracts.

Only one game away from a playoff berth in 2125, the 'Skins will rely on Waldrop and his fellow Hogs to plow the path to the post season in 2126. All 11 offensive starters appear to be returning to the team, except that Mike Fenner will be returning as a backup. Expect a high octane offense led by newly minted starting quarterback Cornell Millen. Adam will be a critical blocker on bootleg plays, Millen's specialty. Their combined, breathtaking speed will allow the players to stretch the field and seal the edge, providing a wide open throwing lane to freshly signed speed demon AJ Zachary.

On the defensive side of the ball, speculation is rampant among the organization that the #1 overall draft pick three seasons ago may also be assigned a franchise player tag this offseason. Alan Kincannon was highly touted as the Redskins' Brett Smalls, but he has yet to live up to those lofty expectations. Assistant coaches have indicated that Kincannon will need to prove himself in his 2126 training camp before management will consider the contract.