Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:40 pm
corns gotta catch that!
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Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:40 pm
geeeez
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:40 pm
We need an offense that can finish drives.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:41 pm
cool punt team
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:41 pm
Haynesworth got tackled there
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:41 pm
corn learned to catch from rogers
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:41 pm
markshark84 wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:Chris Luva Luva wrote:oneman56 wrote:I hope our mistakes don't cost us this game, we are clearly the better team. Sellers drop and Santana's fumble are the difference in us at least having 16 points at the half.
explain to me how we are the better team when we lost to them last year and are currently losing at the moment? Explain the train of thought.
It's just crazy how a small sample of plays make such a huge difference. Campbell and the offense have actually played well. The play calling seems much improved and I've liked their game plan.
But Devin drops a TD pass. Sellers drops a TD pass. Orakpo gets flagged for a late hit that costs us a fumble recovery deep in their territory. Moss fumbles on a late 1st half drive deep in their territory. Just a few plays here and there and things are a whole lot different.
So you are beginning to understand football. Good.
And JC will start playing well when he can put this team in the endzone. Until he starts scoring points, he is playing like poop.l
Like I said, the TD drops are clearly JC's fault. Yeah, you have a clear understanding of the game. Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:42 pm
SkinsFreak wrote:markshark84 wrote:oneman56 wrote:I hope our mistakes don't cost us this game, we are clearly the better team. Sellers drop and Santana's fumble are the difference in us at least having 16 points at the half.
Sellers, my second favorite skin, has hands like feet, everyone knows that. He shouldn't have been a receiver in the play. A bad play call by Zorn. The ball was thrown too hard. Stupid play. We should have scored on the other 3 chances we had inside the red zone, though.
Oh come on... a bad play? Pass too hard? That was a great play call and perfect pass thrown by JC. It was a sure TD. Sellers simply dropped it. That isn't on JC or Zorn.
Know your players. Seller can't catch those types of passes. And perfect passes are caught by NFL players. A perfect pass includes knowing the capabilities of your players. Also, nothing is a sure TD. I think we know that because we are 0-3 from inside the 10 this year.
Sorry if I am being too hard on a QB that has ZERO relevent TDs this season and one that cannot score inside the 20.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:42 pm
Agreed, JC has played well and calling him the problem at least in this game is rediculous to this point.SkinsFreak wrote:markshark84 wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:Chris Luva Luva wrote:oneman56 wrote:I hope our mistakes don't cost us this game, we are clearly the better team. Sellers drop and Santana's fumble are the difference in us at least having 16 points at the half.
explain to me how we are the better team when we lost to them last year and are currently losing at the moment? Explain the train of thought.
It's just crazy how a small sample of plays make such a huge difference. Campbell and the offense have actually played well. The play calling seems much improved and I've liked their game plan.
But Devin drops a TD pass. Sellers drops a TD pass. Orakpo gets flagged for a late hit that costs us a fumble recovery deep in their territory. Moss fumbles on a late 1st half drive deep in their territory. Just a few plays here and there and things are a whole lot different.
So you are beginning to understand football. Good.
And JC will start playing well when he can put this team in the endzone. Until he starts scoring points, he is playing like poop.l
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:42 pm
heres where soup shuts all you haters up!
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:44 pm
SkinsFreak wrote:markshark84 wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:Chris Luva Luva wrote:oneman56 wrote:I hope our mistakes don't cost us this game, we are clearly the better team. Sellers drop and Santana's fumble are the difference in us at least having 16 points at the half.
explain to me how we are the better team when we lost to them last year and are currently losing at the moment? Explain the train of thought.
It's just crazy how a small sample of plays make such a huge difference. Campbell and the offense have actually played well. The play calling seems much improved and I've liked their game plan.
But Devin drops a TD pass. Sellers drops a TD pass. Orakpo gets flagged for a late hit that costs us a fumble recovery deep in their territory. Moss fumbles on a late 1st half drive deep in their territory. Just a few plays here and there and things are a whole lot different.
So you are beginning to understand football. Good.
And JC will start playing well when he can put this team in the endzone. Until he starts scoring points, he is playing like poop.l
I have more experience in this game than you'll get in 10 lifetimes watching.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:44 pm
markshark84 wrote:Know your players. Seller can't catch those types of passes. And perfect passes are caught by NFL players. A perfect pass includes knowing the capabilities of your players.
Okay man... you're so right.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:44 pm
Since I no longer have Direct TV and am lising to the game on NFL.com Field Pass. It has been a long time since I heard Sonny and Sam - they are hard on the team (which is good). Nice.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:44 pm
The Rams have a pair of lines begging to be dominated.
Shouldn't be that hard -- for a good team.
Shouldn't be that hard -- for a good team.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:45 pm
Enough with the underneath stuff! JC needs to take some shots deep!
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:45 pm
yeah soup!
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:45 pm
markshark84 wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:markshark84 wrote:oneman56 wrote:I hope our mistakes don't cost us this game, we are clearly the better team. Sellers drop and Santana's fumble are the difference in us at least having 16 points at the half.
Sellers, my second favorite skin, has hands like feet, everyone knows that. He shouldn't have been a receiver in the play. A bad play call by Zorn. The ball was thrown too hard. Stupid play. We should have scored on the other 3 chances we had inside the red zone, though.
Oh come on... a bad play? Pass too hard? That was a great play call and perfect pass thrown by JC. It was a sure TD. Sellers simply dropped it. That isn't on JC or Zorn.
Know your players. Seller can't catch those types of passes. And perfect passes are caught by NFL players. A perfect pass includes knowing the capabilities of your players. Also, nothing is a sure TD. I think we know that because we are 0-3 from inside the 10 this year.
Sorry if I am being too hard on a QB that has ZERO relevent TDs this season and one that cannot score inside the 20.
That's the dumbest post in the history of THN
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:46 pm
This team needs a big play. Go deep. It works for most other teams in the NFL.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:46 pm
SkinsFreak wrote:Chris Luva Luva wrote:oneman56 wrote:I hope our mistakes don't cost us this game, we are clearly the better team. Sellers drop and Santana's fumble are the difference in us at least having 16 points at the half.
explain to me how we are the better team when we lost to them last year and are currently losing at the moment? Explain the train of thought.
It's just crazy how a small sample of plays make such a huge difference. Campbell and the offense have actually played well. The play calling seems much improved and I've liked their game plan.
But Devin drops a TD pass. Sellers drops a TD pass. Orakpo gets flagged for a late hit that costs us a fumble recovery deep in their territory. Moss fumbles on a late 1st half drive deep in their territory. Just a few plays here and there and things are a whole lot different.
No ... it may appear that way, but this offense only looks decent between the 20's with dinks and dunks. All day long to pass and absolutely no threat on the outside. 5 yards passes might move the chains, but when the field gets short, they show just how inept they are. Once in the red zone, they're pathetic. that's why the Giants played press all day last week ... they know that's all the Redskins can do.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:47 pm
brad7686 wrote:markshark84 wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:markshark84 wrote:oneman56 wrote:I hope our mistakes don't cost us this game, we are clearly the better team. Sellers drop and Santana's fumble are the difference in us at least having 16 points at the half.
Sellers, my second favorite skin, has hands like feet, everyone knows that. He shouldn't have been a receiver in the play. A bad play call by Zorn. The ball was thrown too hard. Stupid play. We should have scored on the other 3 chances we had inside the red zone, though.
Oh come on... a bad play? Pass too hard? That was a great play call and perfect pass thrown by JC. It was a sure TD. Sellers simply dropped it. That isn't on JC or Zorn.
Know your players. Seller can't catch those types of passes. And perfect passes are caught by NFL players. A perfect pass includes knowing the capabilities of your players. Also, nothing is a sure TD. I think we know that because we are 0-3 from inside the 10 this year.
Sorry if I am being too hard on a QB that has ZERO relevent TDs this season and one that cannot score inside the 20.
That's the dumbest post in the history of THN
But Brad... he has more experience at this game. The rest of us are idiots.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:47 pm
SkinsFreak wrote:markshark84 wrote:Know your players. Seller can't catch those types of passes. And perfect passes are caught by NFL players. A perfect pass includes knowing the capabilities of your players.
Okay man... you're so right.
Is he actually saying that was Campbell's fault?
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:47 pm
The Rams D is looking short, it's time to go long!!!!!!
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:49 pm
Fios wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:markshark84 wrote:Know your players. Seller can't catch those types of passes. And perfect passes are caught by NFL players. A perfect pass includes knowing the capabilities of your players.
Okay man... you're so right.
Is he actually saying that was Campbell's fault?
somehow...yes.... I'm not fan of JC but that's just ridiculous. Lmao
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:49 pm
brad7686 wrote:markshark84 wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:markshark84 wrote:oneman56 wrote:I hope our mistakes don't cost us this game, we are clearly the better team. Sellers drop and Santana's fumble are the difference in us at least having 16 points at the half.
Sellers, my second favorite skin, has hands like feet, everyone knows that. He shouldn't have been a receiver in the play. A bad play call by Zorn. The ball was thrown too hard. Stupid play. We should have scored on the other 3 chances we had inside the red zone, though.
Oh come on... a bad play? Pass too hard? That was a great play call and perfect pass thrown by JC. It was a sure TD. Sellers simply dropped it. That isn't on JC or Zorn.
Know your players. Seller can't catch those types of passes. And perfect passes are caught by NFL players. A perfect pass includes knowing the capabilities of your players. Also, nothing is a sure TD. I think we know that because we are 0-3 from inside the 10 this year.
Sorry if I am being too hard on a QB that has ZERO relevent TDs this season and one that cannot score inside the 20.
That's the dumbest post in the history of THN
No, he one-upped himself with:
markshark84 wrote:I have more experience in this game than you'll get in 10 lifetimes watching.
THAT's the dumbest post in the history of THN.
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 2:51 pm
Nice pass by JC.