Nov 9th 2008 3:22PM by Ryan Wilson (author feed)
Filed under: Raiders, Redskins, AFC West, NFC East, NFL Fans
This sounds about right: the Raiders, in releasing DeAngelo Hall earlier this week, not only burned through $8 million for eight games of substandard cornerback play, but also managed to make the Redskins seem like a model franchise when it comes to making player personnel decisions.

Two years ago, Bill Belichick duped Oakland into sending Randy Moss to New England for a fourth-round pick, and now Washington not only signed Hall to a relatively affordable $500,000, one-year deal, but they somehow got a 2008 Al Davis second-round pick out of it.

It’s complicated, I know, but NFL.com’s Adam Schefter explains:Continue Reading