Justice Hog wrote:The Ravens defense looked strong against our offense, as did our against theirs.
They did? I didn't see the broadcast but I'm not really sure when or where the Ravens defense looked good. It certainly wasn't in the 7-on-7's which was the ONLY time the Redskin starters played. The Redskins' offense marched down the field pretty much at will. The first three plays were throws to ey and every one of them was not only a completion but a fairly substantial gain as well.
It was a lot 'closer' in the 11-on-11s but the Redskins' starters didn't even see the field. The Ravens starters did see some time though.
There were some early plays that they stuffed us pretty good. Maybe it was also a function of J. Campbell not really getting on track, too. On TV, it just looked like the Ravens "D" did an adequate job.
If they ONLY did an "adequate job" against our second string guys, they're in big trouble.
I have the game Tivo'ed and we pretty much worked them! i was kinda drunk watching it live, but after watching it again we did very well, especially considering it was our 2nd stringers. I really liked how accurate and how quickly the ball was coming out of brunells hands though. He had a nice little rythem going there.
Wow...I can't believe they sent out a survey asking for our opinions of the way Fan Appreciation Day / Scrimmage was handled. The only problem was - the did not offer a space to REALLY put down what you wanted to say - so I responded with a couple page email to the original email.
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ey and every one of them was not only a completion but a fairly substantial gain as well.
