What's The Real Problem?

scowan · 09-12-2006, 01:39 PM

The only thing that really bothered me, is that you could tell by the end of the game that if the Vikings got the ball one more time when it was 16-16 that they would score. The Skins D could not stop them from moving the ball. While they only averaged less than 3 YPC, the Vikings stuck with it, and the Skins could not get any penetration to stop Chester Taylor for a loss. Brad Johnson made every throw on 3rd down. If he is the 40th highest paid QB in the league, like they mentioned last night, how good would the Skins be with him under center?

09-12-2006, 01:39 PM	#16
scowan The Starter Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: KY Age: 57 Posts: 1,559	Re: What's The Real Problem? The only thing that really bothered me, is that you could tell by the end of the game that if the Vikings got the ball one more time when it was 16-16 that they would score. The Skins D could not stop them from moving the ball. While they only averaged less than 3 YPC, the Vikings stuck with it, and the Skins could not get any penetration to stop Chester Taylor for a loss. Brad Johnson made every throw on 3rd down. If he is the 40th highest paid QB in the league, like they mentioned last night, how good would the Skins be with him under center?

What's The Real Problem?

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