JPM36 wrote:If we still can't do anything when we are calling our real plays, I'll be concerned.
Until then, I consider this a bad practice.
Riggins, who probably knows Gibbs better than any of us, isn't sounding positive about any of this. He even suggested we could be looking at 1-4 to start the season (at least he thinks we can still beat the Texans!!!).
When I come home after watching the Redskins beat the Vikings by 2 TDs on MNF, I want to see a thread called "JPM36 you were absolutely right"
That's all I ask.
I don't consider Minnesota to be a very good team. They just lost their first round pick for the season, and their #1 WR just got cut. Plus, their QB is older than ours!! The Vikings are one of those teams we should beat, no question.
While I hate them, I think the Cowboys have some talent this year (now I feel dirty having typed that). When we beat them, then you'll have been absolutely right.
I'm worried about the Cowboys game, don't get me wrong. But our preseason performance has nothing to do with that. If we were killing teams every week of the preseason, I'd still be worried about any trip to Dallas. That's always going to be a tough game.
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Mursilis wrote:While I hate them, I think the Cowboys have some talent this year (now I feel dirty having typed that). When we beat them, then you'll have been absolutely right.
You raised my eyebrow for a second. Care if I translate? He thinks we may lose to the Pukes.
Mursilis wrote:While I hate them, I think the Cowboys have some talent this year (now I feel dirty having typed that). When we beat them, then you'll have been absolutely right.
You raised my eyebrow for a second. Care if I translate? He thinks we may lose to the Pukes.
Your reading skills need work. I said when, not if.
Ouch! But it does not really hurt because it is not for real.
We have had good preseasons and awful seasons before. Let us see the opposite happens this time.
I expected INTENSITY and we got it...
... from the Pats.
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"We know what the scheme is and we know what we can do schematically," said Saunders, whose offense was ranked among the AFC's best the past five years in Kansas City. "I don't want to go into a preseason game and rely on a system or a scheme to be successful, because then you're fooling yourself. What I want to see from our players is, who can block mano a mano ? Who can win one-on-one in pass routes? Can the quarterback throw the ball accurately under pressure. Can the runner make a guy miss in the open field?
"What we're doing is very basic football, but it's important football, because every one of our players, especially the offensive line, has to be so sound fundamentally that we can move on and expand what we do from a schematic standpoint."
"We know what the scheme is and we know what we can do schematically," said Saunders, whose offense was ranked among the AFC's best the past five years in Kansas City. "I don't want to go into a preseason game and rely on a system or a scheme to be successful, because then you're fooling yourself. What I want to see from our players is, who can block mano a mano ? Who can win one-on-one in pass routes? Can the quarterback throw the ball accurately under pressure. Can the runner make a guy miss in the open field?
"What we're doing is very basic football, but it's important football, because every one of our players, especially the offensive line, has to be so sound fundamentally that we can move on and expand what we do from a schematic standpoint."
"We know what the scheme is and we know what we can do schematically," said Saunders, whose offense was ranked among the AFC's best the past five years in Kansas City. "I don't want to go into a preseason game and rely on a system or a scheme to be successful, because then you're fooling yourself. What I want to see from our players is, who can block mano a mano ? Who can win one-on-one in pass routes? Can the quarterback throw the ball accurately under pressure. Can the runner make a guy miss in the open field?
"What we're doing is very basic football, but it's important football, because every one of our players, especially the offensive line, has to be so sound fundamentally that we can move on and expand what we do from a schematic standpoint."
"We know what the scheme is and we know what we can do schematically," said Saunders, whose offense was ranked among the AFC's best the past five years in Kansas City. "I don't want to go into a preseason game and rely on a system or a scheme to be successful, because then you're fooling yourself. What I want to see from our players is, who can block mano a mano ? Who can win one-on-one in pass routes? Can the quarterback throw the ball accurately under pressure. Can the runner make a guy miss in the open field?
"What we're doing is very basic football, but it's important football, because every one of our players, especially the offensive line, has to be so sound fundamentally that we can move on and expand what we do from a schematic standpoint."
Well, some guy (Pat Cobbs) who may not even make NE's team has now run for more yards than all our RBs combined. And NE's back-up QB has just as many yards as our starter, w/ less than half the number of attempts.
Last edited by Redskin in Canada on Sat Aug 26, 2006 10:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Daniel Snyder has defined incompetence, failure and greed to true Washington Redskins fans for over a decade and a half. Stay away from football operations !!!