Skins bye week thread

joecrisp · 10-24-2004, 09:08 PM

It looks like a lot of both. Green Bay's offense is really clicking, while Dallas's offense is one-dimensional (Testaverde's arm) and Dallas's defense is not what it was last year.

Green Bay's pass defense is still suspect, though. Testaverde threw for over 300 on them. If the Skins can get their passing game going, they should be able to keep it close.

The Redskins defense has a real test ahead of them, though. Green Bay has 3 solid receivers, a good tight end, a very good runningback (when he's not fumbling), and of course, Brett Favre.

Let's put it this way, the Redskins offense will have to score more than one touchdown to have a chance against the Pack.

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10-24-2004, 09:08 PM	#17
joecrisp The Starter Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Charlottesville, VA Age: 50 Posts: 1,501	It looks like a lot of both. Green Bay's offense is really clicking, while Dallas's offense is one-dimensional (Testaverde's arm) and Dallas's defense is not what it was last year. Green Bay's pass defense is still suspect, though. Testaverde threw for over 300 on them. If the Skins can get their passing game going, they should be able to keep it close. The Redskins defense has a real test ahead of them, though. Green Bay has 3 solid receivers, a good tight end, a very good runningback (when he's not fumbling), and of course, Brett Favre. Let's put it this way, the Redskins offense will have to score more than one touchdown to have a chance against the Pack.

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