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Re: Redskins 2005 Report Cards - Offense
it ain't like brown would be playing kicker or coming in for a few passes like proehl or some of the older receivers. he gets pounded on every play as an interior lineman.
let him ride into the sunset with all his body parts still working. no reason to go out onhis shield, he has more than paid his dues. thanks for a job really well done, ray..!!! |
Re: Redskins 2005 Report Cards - Offense
great job matty... i'd have to concur on the r. thomas assertion. without him, our running game isn't as dynamic- and that slows everything else down.
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Re: Redskins 2005 Report Cards - Offense
matty great job !.....i love reading all your opinions and threads
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Re: Redskins 2005 Report Cards - Offense
brown just got sent to the europen league did'nt he?
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Re: Redskins 2005 Report Cards - Offense
Looking back on the Dallas game tape you can see Thomas just flat out plowing the road for Portis. Losing him may have honestly cost us a trip to the Superbowl. We have to pick up a young kid that can pull like Thomas to back up the guard position.
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Re: Redskins 2005 Report Cards - Offense
Hurry and finish the D report cards I like reading them
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Re: Redskins 2005 Report Cards - Offense
Matty, I luv reading your stuff. Where was Portis' touchdown throwing completion stats?
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Re: Redskins 2005 Report Cards - Offense
[QUOTE=66skinsfan]Matty, I luv reading your stuff. Where was Portis' touchdown throwing completion stats?[/QUOTE]
1/2 (50%) for 17 yard (8.5ypp avg) and 1 TD (for a 118.0 rating) |
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