Putting the Redskins in Perspective

[SouperMeister]

Originally Posted by joethiesmanfan

When Landry played close to the line and blitzed he was on Romo before he could blink and that led to the Rocky interception after Rogers hit T.O. I am tired of seeing blitzers not get to the QB. Scream! Scheme!

I believe Landry is far more effective near the line of scrimmage, and he gets to the QB in a flash when he blitzes. He is clearly no Sean Taylor at FS. Taylor would have blown up Bennett on the winning TD. I cannot think of a signature hit this season where Landry has blown up a receiver. To be honest, the two best hits made by our DBs this season were both by Rogers - the one on Josh Cribbs and the one on T.O. on Sunday that led to Rocky's INT.

I really thought that Landry would be an enforcer in the Taylor mold, but it hasn't happened so far this season. Again, his talents are probably more suited to playing closer to the line.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by SouperMeister

I believe Landry is far more effective near the line of scrimmage, and he gets to the QB in a flash when he blitzes. He is clearly no Sean Taylor at FS. Taylor would have blown up Bennett on the winning TD. I cannot think of a signature hit this season where Landry has blown up a receiver. To be honest, the two best hits made by our DBs this season were both by Rogers - the one on Josh Cribbs and the one on T.O. on Sunday that led to Rocky's INT.

I really thought that Landry would be an enforcer in the Taylor mold, but it hasn't happened so far this season. Again, his talents are probably more suited to playing closer to the line.

Aren't they talking about bringing Springs back this week to start him at FS, move Landry closer to the line. Start Hall and Rogers at corner, and replace Washington in the lineup with Taylor, so both he and Evans are starting? Thought I heard that somewhere