Can the redskins beat the lions without portis and moss

[firstdown]

I think that the right side of the line has played very well with the situation they are in and will get better as he year goes on. I'm not real concerned with Moss and Portis as it seem that both will be OK and the skins site said that Moss could be going in practice on Wednesday. I feel the key to the game is JC finding the open WR and stop hitting short stuff as he did against the Gmen.

[skinsnut]

Originally Posted by firstdown

I think that the right side of the line has played very well with the situation they are in and will get better as he year goes on. I'm not real concerned with Moss and Portis as it seem that both will be OK and the skins site said that Moss could be going in practice on Wednesday. I feel the key to the game is JC finding the open WR and stop hitting short stuff as he did against the Gmen.

I disagree with your line playing very well comment.
Our line is in the crappiest condition it has been in for years...yes ....years...
If they dont get their act together really soon, we will continue to lose winnable games.

What happens to a running team when the line goes down?....hmm.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by skinsnut

I disagree with your line playing very well comment.
Our line is in the crappiest condition it has been in for years...yes ....years...
If they dont get their act together really soon, we will continue to lose winnable games.

What happens to a running team when the line goes down?....hmm.

We are averaging around 134 yards a game and 4 yards per carry which ranks us 10th in the NFL and have only given up 5 sacks so its not all that bad. Yes we let the Gmen stuff the run in the 2nd half but if JC would have hit some of those wide open WR's maybe the running game could have been more effective in the second half.