4-2 the rest of the way?

[BringBackJoeT]

We got into this discussion last week with thread on how this team would most likely get to 11-5 if they were able to reach that record. Now we're projecting differently, as I think most (but not all) who believed we could get to 11-5 had us beating Dallas.

Regardless, my own opinion is that it is virtually impossible to predict a record for the Redskins, because this is truly a one-game-at-a-time team. The fact is that every game they play is close. After 10 games, they've scored 181 points and given up 182. They have proven that they cannot be blown out even if they are outplayed, but also cannot win without a nail-biter of a game. Seriously, given the way this team plays, I don't think a single game remaining on their schedule--even possibly the Giants game--can be guaranteed as a win or a loss.

By the way, if it hasn't already been posted, Yahoo sports is currently running a front page story on the Redskins' recent struggles.

[LOGAN]

Yeah we can, if our offensive can get in gear. Only things that worry me are:

1. We have two west coast trips
2. We have the Giants on the schedule, however that'll be the first game after the year aniversary of Sean Taylor's death. (May he rest in peace.) Hopefully the team will be pumped up.
3. The Ravens defense is really stout

With all that said the Redskins always come on strong at the end of the year. In 05 with Brunell at the helm and last season with Todd Collins doing a superb job. It'll be interesting to see if the team does fall behind if Campbell can play Super Man and lead us to the playoffs. I predict 10 wins though.