GTripp's non-tape related thoughts on Eagles v Redskins

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Originally Posted by 30gut

I gotta disagree with you about the 1st mistake. The it was 3rd & 8 the Redskins were in Pro-form splitback 3 wide. Eagles did blitz they blitzed 7, Fabini and Thomas get beat, (so does Cooley) Jason actually steps up in the pocket then the bam the blitzing DB knocks the ball out. But, you're right JC has to hold onto that ball.

JZ said on the sports reporters that he didn't fault Jason on that play but also said that Jason can't fumble the ball.

I agree about that redzone pass. Dude i re-watched that play a bunch. And every time i can't help but think that if JC would have put the ball right on Moss coming out of his break TOUCHDOWN! I thought JC was late and high with that pass.

He missed on a couple of other passes. A corner route to Davis from the I-From double TE set off of PA. And a pass to Cooley in the flat from motion out of the I-Form Dbl TE set.

There also were 3 drops also Moss, Davis, ARE, (Thomas had a drop but he made a good play just getting to the pass)

Again i thought JC looked sharp in the 4 wide and shotgun sets and did a good job scrambling (he's gotta learn how to slide).

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Thanks for the link. I should have the game though back up in Grand Rapids, as the last thing I did before I left for the holidays was record the game. You probably have the right call if you say the Eagles blitzed on the play, as I'm doing this off of memory.

I thought a lot of people got beat, but I know that the fundamentally correct move is for Campbell to step up before making the throw. He's usually very good at this, as it seemed to be an isolated mistake.

There's no doubt that he's our franchise QB, but he might have cost us this one if the Eagles defense capitalized on our mistakes. Hopefully he has a great game to end the year this week. He's made so many more plays with his legs then he gets credit for this season, extending drives when no one is open. He did it again, for what was our best play in the second half.

Campbell, I thought, played a pretty good game, but you can't afford to make as many critical mistakes as he did in this one. Luckily, he got away with all of them.