Fios wrote:Redskin in Canada wrote:I do not know what it is but this offense is definitely not a threat to anybody.
Did you not watch the same unit I did? I thought they moved the ball pretty effectively with the first team in, especially given 1) how good the Steelers D is, especially against the run and 2) who was not playing for the 'Skins. I'm not saying I expect a world-class offense but "not a threat to anybody" is a bit much.
Steeler defense is not as impressive against the run as it was last year. Porter is not with them and it shows. They were not playing at the top of their game. Just like us, they are not showing everything they wish to do in the regular season.
Our "running game"??? Which one? Who? Geeeez, I am sure Tomlinson is really envious of the holes opened up to our RBs.

And that guy Heyer may be a great find ... NEXT SEASON!!! He was not beat physically in the injury to Campbell. He LOST HIS CONCENTRATION. If you see the injury play, he missed his assignment for about a full second, which allowed the DL to reach Jason. This means that another injury to Samuels and our BLIND SIDE becomes a KNOWN vulnerable position.
All it takes for a blitz to be effective against us right now, it is to do it through the blind side of Jason. Heck, they do not need even a blitz. A skilled DE will run around Heyer no problem EVERY second play. If Simeon Rice has been Chris Samuels' nemesis, Heyer has a a much longer list this season if he does not CONCENTRATE on his assignment.