Skins v Bucs Postgame Thread (aka the YOU LIKE THAT thread)

[htownskinfan]

Great comeback.
Kirk with no int's and again no running game.
Thank goodness there was only 24 seconds left when Buc's got the ball because they would have scored,if they don't fumble they might have already been close enough.
I heard Kerrigan broke his hand,does that mean he's out for the season?

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by htownskinfan

Great comeback.
Kirk with no int's and again no running game.
Thank goodness there was only 24 seconds left when Buc's got the ball because they would have scored,if they don't fumble they might have already been close enough.
I heard Kerrigan broke his hand,does that mean he's out for the season?

It would have been a long FG, about 57 yards or so. Had they not fumbled, got off the FG and made it, Joe Barry might as well have just not come into work today.

Our defense is broken. They gave up 500 yards to an offense w/ a rookie QB??? SMH...

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

It would have been a long FG, about 57 yards or so. Had they not fumbled, got off the FG and made it, Joe Barry might as well have just not come into work today.

Our defense is broken. They gave up 500 yards to an offense w/ a rookie QB??? SMH...

The game was over. He was down with 2 seconds to go. The whole point of the defense at that point was to tackle whoever in bounds and watch the clock go quad zeroes.

But yes our defense has issues. I am starting to really question our LB play. Gap responsibility seems to be lost on a few of the starters. I think it is interesting when a guy like Compton, a lesser athlete, comes in and the D plays better. Makes me wonder if maybe he just plays his responsibility better. Have to watch the all-22 to see but I know Riley has been awful this year.

[htownskinfan]

Originally Posted by FRPLG

The game was over. He was down with 2 seconds to go. The whole point of the defense at that point was to tackle whoever in bounds and watch the clock go quad zeroes.

But yes our defense has issues. I am starting to really question our LB play. Gap responsibility seems to be lost on a few of the starters. I think it is interesting when a guy like Compton, a lesser athlete, comes in and the D plays better. Makes me wonder if maybe he just plays his responsibility better. Have to watch the all-22 to see but I know Riley has been awful this year.

I wonder what would have happened if that went to replay and replay overturned it?
Say they gave him forward progress to the 38,that would make it a 55 yarder,they would have stopped the clock for replay.Do they let Tampa get their fg unit on the field while they're looking at the replay? Then as soon as the ref puts the ball in play they have time to snap it and attempt the fg.Its my guess thats exactly how it would have played out,which is bullshit.There needs to be a rule against that happening.

I just went back and looked at replay,the f ing clock operator never started the clock at the beginning of the play,if it would have been overturned it would have been a convoluted mess trying to figure it out but I think they would have said 5 seconds left.The clock actually shows 12 seconds when he fumbles,if he doesnt fumble that would have given them time to spike it,anyway glad it didnt go down like that because it would have been a mess

[over the mountain]

Originally Posted by htownskinfan

I wonder what would have happened if that went to replay and replay overturned it?
Say they gave him forward progress to the 38,that would make it a 55 yarder,they would have stopped the clock for replay.Do they let Tampa get their fg unit on the field while they're looking at the replay? Then as soon as the ref puts the ball in play they have time to snap it and attempt the fg.Its my guess thats exactly how it would have played out,which is bullshit.There needs to be a rule against that happening.

I just went back and looked at replay,the f ing clock operator never started the clock at the beginning of the play,if it would have been overturned it would have been a convoluted mess trying to figure it out but I think they would have said 5 seconds left.The clock actually shows 12 seconds when he fumbles,if he doesnt fumble that would have given them time to spike it,anyway glad it didnt go down like that because it would have been a mess

"Normally, if it's outside the two [minute warning], we would shut the play down in that situation," Triplette explained. "But there were no timeouts in that situation.

"We just didn't shut it down in that situation because that would have given an unfair advantage."

[htownskinfan]

Originally Posted by over the mountain

"Normally, if it's outside the two [minute warning], we would shut the play down in that situation," Triplette explained. "But there were no timeouts in that situation.

"We just didn't shut it down in that situation because that would have given an unfair advantage."

Where'd you get that from? Is he saying that even if the replay shown it was not a fumble they would not have overturned it because there wasnt enough time? Because that doesnt sound right

[over the mountain]

Originally Posted by htownskinfan

Where'd you get that from? Is he saying that even if the replay shown it was not a fumble they would not have overturned it because there wasnt enough time? Because that doesnt sound right

that was a quote from him after he effed up the skins-giants game a few years ago when the side judge, marker and chains all indicated 1 st down but he had it as 3rd but didnt bother correcting anybody.

that clock error could have been huge if the bucs had retained the ball and lovie had the heads up to rush his FG out there and be ready for the snap once the play was whistled live again ... but obviously the bucs would have to sub players (bring St unit on) ... so we would be allowed to sub players as well? .... would the clock start but then run off bc we would be allowed 5 seconds to sub in?

thankfully we dont need to worry about all that.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by htownskinfan

I wonder what would have happened if that went to replay and replay overturned it?
Say they gave him forward progress to the 38,that would make it a 55 yarder,they would have stopped the clock for replay.Do they let Tampa get their fg unit on the field while they're looking at the replay? Then as soon as the ref puts the ball in play they have time to snap it and attempt the fg.Its my guess thats exactly how it would have played out,which is bullshit.There needs to be a rule against that happening.

I just went back and looked at replay,the f ing clock operator never started the clock at the beginning of the play,if it would have been overturned it would have been a convoluted mess trying to figure it out but I think they would have said 5 seconds left.The clock actually shows 12 seconds when he fumbles,if he doesnt fumble that would have given them time to spike it,anyway glad it didnt go down like that because it would have been a mess

I felt the same way. Especially about the clock at the end if replay had over turned the call. Glad it didn't come down to that.

[Alvin Walton]

Looks done for the season to me.

[htownskinfan]

Originally Posted by Alvin Walton

Looks done for the season to me.

Hell I read where they think he will play against New England

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Alvin Walton

Looks done for the season to me.

Or you could say he looked done ALL season?

[SFREDSKIN]

Gotta love Ryan Grant's attitude (hey Hardy in Dallas pay attention on how to be a classy professional)

The highlight of Grant's day came in the third quarter, when Kirk Cousins found him in the back right corner of the end zone for his first career touchdown reception. The score cut Tampa's lead down to 24-14.

After completing the catch, Grant immediately popped up, tossed the ball to a nearby referee, and sprinted to the sideline. So what was the deal on that celebration? Wouldn't a receiver want a little more of the spotlight after such an important moment?

According to Grant, he kept things quiet because of where his team was in the matchup.

"If we were winning I probably would've done a little something," he said. "But we were down at the time, so I just wanted to get in and get out."

[Meks]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

It would have been a long FG, about 57 yards or so. Had they not fumbled, got off the FG and made it, Joe Barry might as well have just not come into work today.

Our defense is broken. They gave up 500 yards to an offense w/ a rookie QB??? SMH...

Lol rookie qbs own this frachise dont act surprised

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by Meks

Lol rookie qbs own this frachise dont act surprised

So true. But I'm really impressed with Winston.