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The Starter
Join Date: Feb 2004
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I'm Positive!
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Playmaker
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Houston, Texas
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Regarding Ray Brown, I am sure Joe Bugel would start Molinaro or Mark Wilson if they actually were ready or good enough. They are obviously still works in process. |
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Hail Raiser
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Not their best effort but you're talking about an aggressive and fast Cowboys defense.
The protection could have been better at times, but at other times it was very solid. |
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Playmaker
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: nyc
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wow.
cant believe none of you guys mentioned CLINTON PORTIS. he had an AWESOME game. he played EXACTLY how Gibbs wanted him (except at the goaline, but thats partly his frame, partly the Oline's fault). he would eke out 4-5yds after contact, always jumping 3 yds north as he's falling down. even Madden had to say it. he caught passes, and have you guys noticed his blocks all season?? HE IS NOT AFRAID. i've NEVER seen such a talented athlete in a Skins uniform. what a frickin WEAPON. |
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Hail Raiser
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He had a solid night and consistently cranked out yardage. He can definitely do it all, run, catch, block, line up wide, etc. A great team player. |
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Impact Rookie
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I don't think you can blame the offensive line for anything last night, most of the sacks were on blitzes and Mark was standing in the pocket for a long time and should have gotten the ball out sooner.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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good RIDDANCE Champ. hope you're enjoying those new contact rules... |
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The Starter
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Classic Gibbs is to come out after half time and turn his team around. The offense got a boost from Gardner, Portis, Cooley and Thrash. Thrash is a Redskin by nature. He made three catches in a row and proved he belongs on this team. The play calling in the second half is what we should get used to seeing in the near future. While Gibbs wanted to start slow, he realized that this team can protect the passer and allow the TE's to get more involved. Let's look to scalp the Brown and get back to 500.
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Huge positive from last night was the absence of a lot of stupid penalties - false start and lining up in the neutral zone. Those are killers; the Skins avoided them for the most part.
Frankly, I thought Marshall played a very solid game in pass coverage.
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The Starter
Join Date: Mar 2004
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James Thrash had a great game. Three catches in a row is exceptional for a 3# wideout. Chad Morton is not performing up to his abilities. Thrash should be allowed to be given a chance to return a couple of punts. I would like to see McCants but I'll be patient with this new offense.
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The Starter
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Yorktown, Va
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The offense is starting to come around. I still think that we have 3 or 4 more games before we will start to see the offense start putting up 24 points or more. I saw real continuity for the first time last night in the second half. If Gardner would have drawn that pass interferance call in the end zone we would be 2 and 1 now instead of 1 and 2. Gibbs just needs to keep working at the game plan, Brunnell needs to get more comfortable with the receivers, and Portis needs to keep being Portis. When the Redskins get a two touchdown lead one of these days, we will get to see some huge numbers from Portis. I f we can go 4 and 4 at the halfway point, we should be in good shape for a strong finish.
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Impact Rookie
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Crofton, MD
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1. Gardner!!! Wow, what a performance! Coles had a bad game, but just imagine when both of them are playing at the level Rod was.
2. Good to see Thrash getting involved. He is a clutch guy. Add him to the above statement, and our WR's will be unstoppable! 3. Portis - came "this close" to busting a big run at least a couple times. But even though he didn't, he fell forward for 3 more yards. This guy is amazing! 4. Brunell started out shakey, but pulled it together and "played his guts out". Towards the end of the game, I think we got a glimpse of what he and this offense will be able to do. 5. Defense played well again. 50 yards rushing....yeah, Dallas sucks at rushing, but our D is earning a very good reputation regardless. The pass rush was alright....pressured Vinny quite a few times, but only 1 sack (need LA back!). Fro the most part, the D-line is playing above their ability...the back-up DT Evans got good pressure on VT a couple times (I was like who the hell is that?) 6. Our CB's are a very, very solid group. Champ who??? ![]() 7. Gotta love Cooley! The kid just makes plays. A steal in the 3rd round! Overall, despite the loss....yeah, it really stings, but I think this game was a good step forward in everyone getting comfortable with the system. The offense seems to be on the verge of taking off, and the defense is proving to be top 5. We should beat Cleveland, then the big test will be against Baltimore....moving the ball and scoring on their defense, along with stopping Jamal. To me, that is the biggest non-division game that we need to win....if only for regional bragging rights for another few years! |
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Thank You, Sean.
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Gaithersburg, MD
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The Good ....
-Gardner steped it up, bigtime. I know he proboly wont have a game like that again this year, but if he can be somewhat consistant, he will have everyone off his back. -Portis is the best thing to happen to washington in a long time. He continuoulsy pounded the ball. There was the one fumble, but I dont know if that was on him or Brunell. -Defense. This is a very good unit. Granted they let in 2 TD's ( that first one was bogus ), but they still kept us in the game after a poor first half on offense. The Bad... - Bowen needs to be back on the feild and quick. Ryan Clark got beat on 3 straight plays. - Sean Taylors tackling. We need to wrap up Sean! Hes a rookie though, he will learn soon enough. - Last night, for the first time, Coles. He made that one really nice catch, but he had a terrible game. THose drops were inexcusable. - Goal Line play calling. Lemme tell you somthing. Clinton Portis is one of the best, if not the best RB in the league. But hes not a guy you send up the middle in a goaline or 4th and 1 situation. You need to either toss him the ball so that he can use his speed, or get Ladell Betts in there. Portis is a OUTSTANDING running back, but hes just not the 4th and 1/ Goal Line guy. 1st and Goal at the 1 , and just getting a feild goal out of it, is inexcusable. |
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Thank You, Sean.
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Gaithersburg, MD
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I agree about the rookies. Do you remember Dockery last year. He made some huge errors, that proboly cost us that Philedalphia game. Ray Brown isnt exactly Jon Jansen or anything, but hes still proboly bettre than the rookies.
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Hail Raiser
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Portis was a very good goal line/short yardage guy in Denver, seems to me the lack of push up front was more of the problem than Portis. Give the guy a crease and he'll slip through.
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