cowboykillerzRGiii wrote:1. Qbr.. fun. Can you personally manipulate it? Remove the fumble caused by a lineman stepping into the hand off- and add a td for paul whom shouldve been reed for 6 instead of another fumble- and let me know what you get.
2. Rg was standing in the collapsing pocket... skins ruin qbs every generation with this same philosophy. Why we didnt run more or roll Robert out is unknown. He went where he could, and often took a shot after doing so. Had a playmaker made a damb play or two maybe the heat wouldnt be on robert today... do you not see how much time romo, ryan, manning, breezy, etc havebin the pocket?? He didn't turnbit over and the fumbles killed what couldve been a pretty good game for him- right?
3. Plenty of positives man!! STs is improved butnlike the O a work inbprogress. Id prefer these speed bumps now and cleaned up by midseason, right?
Alfred is stillnome of the best in the biz
Hatcher is a beast
back field did well vs a pretty solid wr core in Andre and Hawkins
^Houston has a decent oline, Arian Foster and those two wide outs with a pretty good te. Not to long ago this team had the most passing yards in the league!! Yes fitz is mediocre, but maybe he excels with this group? Nonetheless he will play at a high level a cple games a year.. Houstons record last year is NOT a good measure of who they are right now.
I was actually telling people that this could be a trap game for us as Houston has a ton of talent on both sides of the ball.
Our biggest concern is keeping Reed healthy- sob he mightve been the check down king difference in the game, and our right side especially tackle needs to be replaced. Mosses- step up son!!
Nice post.
1. I'm not sure how I can personally manipulate QBR. But, I don't see why you can remove the fumble (which I'm sure was part of it). RGIII stepped on the OL's foot. It was a mistake, but mistake nonetheless. The fumble by Paul isn't taken into the equation, so it woudn't have changed the stat --- and I forget but would have scored (serious question; I forget)? I thought he would have fallen over or been tackled.
2. Agree we should have run the ball more; not sure about bootlegs only because of their lateral pass rush attack. I also don't think we put our "playmakers" in the position to make big plays. The average pass to Desean went 2.4 yards vertically. He can't do much with that. The dude (Desean) has proven he can make plays. We only had 2 good downfield looks. I agree that RGIII was standing in a clapsing pocket, but he never moved into the pocket. You need to do that. QBs have more time when they are comforable doing that. RGIII needs to learn. The mistakes you discuss were costly, but we had 9 other drives too.
As far as the skins ruining QBs every generation ---- this could be the case, or, more likely, it is (holding too long) a trait of poor QBs. After all, all those QBs were under different systems.
3. As far as the positivies, I will always envy your optimism.
For Morris, he is a stud and I've always said that. After his first pre-season game, I hardheadedly predicted he would be one of, if not the best, RB in redskins history. I loved him from day 1. I don't consider his output to be a positive, because I have come to EXPECT that type of output from him.
I wouldn't consider the ST to be "improved" when they gave up a blocked punt for TD and a blocked extra point. Our punter did look good; I'll give you that.
The O looked bad; getting only 6 points and 2 HUGE TOs. It's a work in progress, but getting them cleaned up by midseason is FAR too late. The season will be over by week 6 if that's the case.
Hatcher did look VERY good.
We'll see about the DBs. They played well, but Fitz is horrible. Agree HOU is better than last year's record. But we'll have a better idea after week 4.
But all in all I do think you make some good points, but I just don't agree with all of them.
RIP Sean Taylor. You will be missed.