Redskins vs. Giants Gameday thread, Opener 2009

[itvnetop]

Originally Posted by irish

WOW, You must have been watching a different game than I was.

Most of the time the G-Men had pressure, I felt it was during a blitz- too many men for the line to handle.

The line seemed to hold up when they were matched up man-to-man. Campbell didn't look too dinged up to me- clean jersey and all.

[irish]

Originally Posted by itvnetop

Most of the time the G-Men had pressure, I felt it was during a blitz- too many men for the line to handle.

The line seemed to hold up when they were matched up man-to-man. Campbell didn't look too dinged up to me- clean jersey and all.

Its hard to get a dirty jersey on artificial turf.

[itvnetop]

Originally Posted by irish

Its hard to get a dirty jersey on artificial turf.

So you're saying Campbell was getting pulverized then? And yes, you can still get dirty on astroturf.

You're looking for holes in the wrong places.

[irish]

Originally Posted by itvnetop

So you're saying Campbell was getting pulverized then? And yes, you can still get dirty on astroturf.

You're looking for holes in the wrong places.

JC never seemed to have time and the few times he did he went into "freeze up" mode where he just couldnt make himself throw the ball.

[irish]

Originally Posted by itvnetop

So you're saying Campbell was getting pulverized then? And yes, you can still get dirty on astroturf.

You're looking for holes in the wrong places.

BTW, how does one get a dirty jersey on astro turf when there's no dirt?

[T.O.Killa]

Originally Posted by irish

BTW, how does one get a dirty jersey on astro turf when there's no dirt?

He had plenty of time the whole game. They are the best line in football. He was sacked twice, including the fumble for a touchdown. He should never have held the ball that long. The d was not as good, but take away the fumble for a touchdown and we win. The D only gave up 17 points. JC did not make plays when he had to. Same old offense, no matter who the offensive coordinator.