Skins vs. Cards Positives + Negatives

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Is Sean McVay the right guy for the Skins? Is he the guy who turns RG3 into that pocket passer? I have my doubts

If he is related to the McVay football family that worked in Tampa Bay, that is all that is required of him. We are now Tampa Bay North, as if the Bucs have won anything in this century.

Note to Bruce Allen:

The Redskins are not a ****ing coaching family reunion!!!

[jamf]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

If he is related to the McVay football family that worked in Tampa Bay, that is all that is required of him. We are now Tampa Bay North, as if the Bucs have won anything in this century.

Note to Bruce Allen:

The Redskins are not a ****ing coaching family reunion!!!

This is what bothers me. We have become a "good Ole boy" team.
We need to hire the best person for the job not payback favors.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by jamf

This is what bothers me. We have become a "good Ole boy" team.
We need to hire the best person for the job not payback favors.

preach

What does Doug Williams do exactly?

[SFREDSKIN]

Sean McVay is the grandson of John McVay one time 49er GM during the 80's responsible for drafting and acquiring Steve Young, Rice, Lott, Haley, Craig, etc.

[Lotus]

There is plenty to dislike about Haslett. I am not giving him a pass.

But to be fair, since DHall went down we don't have anyone who can really stick to #1 receivers. This is a really hard problem to scheme around.

The defense played well until DHall went down and then hasn't played all that well since.

[Paintrain]

Originally Posted by Lotus

There is plenty to dislike about Haslett. I am not giving him a pass.

But to be fair, since DHall went down we don't have anyone who can really stick to #1 receivers. This is a really hard problem to scheme around.

The defense played well until DHall went down and then hasn't played all that well since.

While it may be a hard problem to scheme around, name me the top shutdown corners in Dallas and Philly. They don't have them, they adapt their scheme to their talent. You spent a 2nd round pick on Amerson to make him a top corner, put him in position to do so. Breeland is developing, put him in positions to succeed.

While DHall being out hurts the defense, it shouldn't cripple the other 10 players remaining. Haslett's defensive calls are pretty bad and have been forever.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Paintrain

While it may be a hard problem to scheme around, name me the top shutdown corners in Dallas and Philly. They don't have them, they adapt their scheme to their talent. You spent a 2nd round pick on Amerson to make him a top corner, put him in position to do so. Breeland is developing, put him in positions to succeed.

While DHall being out hurts the defense, it shouldn't cripple the other 10 players remaining. Haslett's defensive calls are pretty bad and have been forever.

I think our ineffective offense is crippling the defense more than DHall's injury. We are at the bottom of the league in 3rd down conversion percentage; it's funny that you mentioned Dallas, they are first in the league in 3rd down conversion.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

I think our ineffective offense is crippling the defense more than DHall's injury. We are at the bottom of the league in 3rd down conversion percentage; it's funny that you mentioned Dallas, they are first in the league in 3rd down conversion.

That doesn't even seem possible since we have Alfmo and a bunch of good receivers (heavy sigh).

[SirLK26]

Something I find interesting is that our offense's average starting field position is on pace statistically to be the worst in the history of the NFL. Fact.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by Lotus

There is plenty to dislike about Haslett. I am not giving him a pass.

But to be fair, since DHall went down we don't have anyone who can really stick to #1 receivers. This is a really hard problem to scheme around.

The defense played well until DHall went down and then hasn't played all that well since.

He needs to take what Tony Peters did to our offense last week and apply it to his defense. Do not ask Biggers, Breeland, Riley and the two slowest safety's in the NFL to cover for a long period of time. He needs to start all out blitzing a lot more, make the QB get rid of the ball quicker and ask them to tackle. Obviously asking them to cover with a 4-5 man rushes won't work. It's proven it won't work.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Lotus

There is plenty to dislike about Haslett. I am not giving him a pass.



But to be fair, since DHall went down we don't have anyone who can really stick to #1 receivers. This is a really hard problem to scheme around.



The defense played well until DHall went down and then hasn't played all that well since.

And to be fair to your point Has and DHall looked good against Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Jags.