Redskins vs. Lions Gameday thread

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by hesscl34

First of all I said "a small part of me is afraid he is regressing a bit" and second - he fumbled and didn't throw the ball away which concerns me. He isn't good at protecting the ball in those situations which reminded me of last year. Third - I said he didn't do poorly, but I was concerned about the Steelers games because our offense wasn't getting the job done like it should have against the Lions. Stats say one thing, but if you watched that game our O did NOT do it's best.

JC IS part of the offense last time I checked. I tell it like I see it, too bad you all don't like it.

Every QB makes mistakes during a game. Look around the league. The very best guys make mistakes. Whether it's holding the ball too long, throwing an INT or fumbleling, every single QB will make a mistake. These guys are not machines. The key is if you can have a guy who makes more plays than mistakes. Tony Romo turns the ball over every single game he plays in. But his playmaking makes up for his mistakes. Get it??

Look at the close games we've won. If JC was throwing INT's we lose a game here or there. To have no INT's through 8 games is un heard of at any level of football. But at the pro level it's just shocking. So if you really understood football, you'd realize your comments make no sense. JC is making a lot more plays than he is making turnovers. Look at the 3rd and 20 something he converts at the end of the half. Just drilled a great ball to Thrash. That drive got us 3 points. Or the TD pass he threw to Moss where he side steped an unblocked blitzer, re set his feet and hit Moss on a perfect pass. If you looked at the positives instead of one or two neagatives, you'd get the total picture. But for some reason you can't do that.