Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=SkinzWin;953911]Two words. Trap. Game.[/quote]

If you read this forum, every game is a trap game.
And IMHO its a stupid catch phrase.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=SmootSmack;953956]No Kenny Phillips for the Giants on Sunday[/quote]

What about Ant the Troll? He still nursing an injury?

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=SmootSmack;953956]No Kenny Phillips for the Giants on Sunday[/quote]

That helps.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=Gary84Clark;953995]What about Ant the Troll? He still nursing an injury?[/quote]

We want him to be on the field, he is terrible.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=SmootSmack;953956]No Kenny Phillips for the Giants on Sunday[/quote]

I'm not sure if this makes up for us not having Pierre Garcon or not. Hopefully we can have one wide receiver have a great day.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=donofriose;953908]If the 49ers front 7 could not get to Eli once, we probably won't and we don't have the secondary do keep up with Cruz, Nicks (has an injury), Bennet or Hixon. We better hope the Giants don't bring there A game because if they do, we have no shot. They are a better team, probably top three team in the NFL if they play their best. Just hope they underestimate us.[/quote]

The 49ers are pretenders. The Redskin had them beat last year and did beat the Giants last year. Seattle could ahve won last night. The 49ers don't have one Man Gang. He will shake Sheli up.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

I think the Giants used up their surprise victory against the Niners.

The Giants are in for a shock on Sunday.

On a side note; Why do so many broadcasters get Carriker mixed up with Kerrigan? I hear quite often how Kerrigan is out.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=Gtothearry;954040]On a side note; Why do so many broadcasters get Carriker mixed up with Kerrigan? I hear quite often how Kerrigan is out.[/quote]no one knows

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Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

I'll say this, I was watching some highlights of game 2 from last year with New York and saw that Orakpo was being blocked one on one with David Diehel and Kerrigan was being double teamed. The key to this game is that we don't have Carriker pushing the pocket, its now Jarvis Jenkins. Therefore, If Jarvis Jenkins get a strong push up the middle Eli will get sacked or hurry his throws, and we will win. If not, we lose.

Rolle isn't that bad guys

[QUOTE=skinsfaninok;954071]Rolle isn't that bad guys[/QUOTE]

Agree.
Edit: i am not bias twards the u. (Ok i am :) )

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Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=The Goat;953774]Perry Riley has improved already this season, and I swear he seems to improve even within games. If he can be a dominant run-stopper alongside London for the rest of the season, while Kerrigan/Lorenzo/Jackson/Wilson put pressure on the QB our defense could improve overall.

However, Haslett has to improve his scheme and adjustments or it makes no difference how well our guys do. I'm very frustrated with the defense. Strongly believe we have the talent, albeit in a 4-3 front, to be a dominant defense, but our coaching has been pretty abysmal. If Haslett can't optimize his scheme and adjustments to improve the defense dramatically over the rest of the season I think he needs to go.[/quote]

IMO there is no where near enough talent in the secondary to be a dominant defense . . . the large cushions that the Skins use are to hopefully keep the corners from getting beat deep . . . that is because they SUCK!!

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=SkinsGuru;954172]IMO there is no where near enough talent in the secondary to be a dominant defense . . . the large cushions that the Skins use are to hopefully keep the corners from getting beat deep . . . that is because they SUCK!![/quote]

A dominant front 7 has proved to compensate for a pedestrian DB corp. I can think of four recent SBs where this was the case (both NY wins and Pittsburgh wins). The only SB winning defense I can remember that clearly dominated from its secondary was our ole buddy G Williams in NO.

And I don't think there's any lack of talent among that group, even with the Carriker/Orakpo/Merriwether injuries. With those guys we should be a top 5 defense, and even without them top 10.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

The Keys to Victory over the Giants are the following:
1.We need to get on the board 1st. TD the first drive. We have been very good in the red zone scoring TD's vs Fg's.

2.We need to keep our 3rd down and distance under 5 yards. We need to convert on 3rd downs to keep Eli off the field.

3.The Offense needs to be balanced which will keep the Giants pass rush off balance. Meaning having success running the ball which will open the passing game. Getting the ball out of RGIII hands quickly on passing downs.

4.Defense can play more agressive with a lead. The defense needs to continue to force turnovers and even better score a TD on defense. We need to shut the Giants running game. Make Eli have to beat us by passing. If we have a lead this helps our pass rush out.

5. The new kicker has to make his FG's when given the opportunity to do so. BB needs to make a big special teams return this week.

6.Win the turnover battle, limit the mental mistakes.

7. Keep RGIII clean in the pocket.

Final score Redskins -31 Giants -23
HTTR

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=skins89moss;954203]The Keys to Victory over the Giants are the following:
1.We need to get on the board 1st. TD the first drive. We have been very good in the red zone scoring TD's vs Fg's.

2.We need to keep our 3rd down and distance under 5 yards. We need to convert on 3rd downs to keep Eli off the field.

3.The Offense needs to be balanced which will keep the Giants pass rush off balance. Meaning having success running the ball which will open the passing game. Getting the ball out of RGIII hands quickly on passing downs.

4.Defense can play more agressive with a lead. The defense needs to continue to force turnovers and even better score a TD on defense. We need to shut the Giants running game. Make Eli have to beat us by passing. If we have a lead this helps our pass rush out.

5. The new kicker has to make his FG's when given the opportunity to do so. BB needs to make a big special teams return this week.

6.Win the turnover battle, limit the mental mistakes.

7. Keep RGIII clean in the pocket.

Final score Redskins -31 Giants -23
HTTR[/quote]



Skins will lose this 34-20 . The Giants are pretty good and our D like usual will stink it up. But if we win than this should give the skins a nice boost I just hope our D can finally atleast hold a team down to 19 points.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

I say Eli stinks it up today, and tosses 8 INTs and gets sacked 11 times, fumbles it 5 times. He also has one of his punts blocked, drops and INT and get 13 facemask penalties. He also will get flagged for unnecessary nudity when he moons the fans after getting pulled in the 2nd quarter, but more importantly, he dislocates both of his shoulders while dropping trou, effectively ending his season. The Giants trade Eli Manning in the offseason to the Chargers for Philip Rivers. Eli Manning is so depressed, he jumps the border into Mexico, and becomes a flamenco dancer in Ciudad Juarez (his apparent disguise while he heads the largest of the drug Cartels in Juarez). He gets arrested soon after by mexican marines, his photo plastered all over the mexican newpapers. He blames the Washington Redskins defense THIS DAY to his fall from grace and ultimate demise.

Ultimately, Eli gets sentenced to watch reruns of Brian Orakpos Geico commercials while cooling off in a cell in a prison in the middle of the mexican desert.

The End.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

I"m sure several others have said this, but here are a few key points that need to happen for us to win this game.

1) OL has to have a near perfect game against their outstanding front 4.

2) Our DL/OLB have to get pressure on Eli or he'll eat up our secondary.

3) On offense, we need to establish the run so that the play action can be affective.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=Mechanix544;954218]I say Eli stinks it up today,<snip>

The End.[/quote]

Tequila fueled prediction? I like it!

[QUOTE=Deivybaby;954213]Skins will lose this 34-20 . The Giants are pretty good and our D like usual will stink it up. But if we win than this should give the skins a nice boost I just hope our D can finally atleast hold a team down to 19 points.[/QUOTE]

Don't care how many they score. As long as we score one point more.

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

[quote=JoeRedskin;954253]Don't care how many they score. As long as we score one point more.[/quote]

Exactly

Re: Breaking it Down - Skins @ Giants
 

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