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| View Poll Results: Along with RG3, who gets your game ball? | |||
| Garcon |
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11 | 10.09% |
| Morris |
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41 | 37.61% |
| A. Robinson |
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13 | 11.93% |
| Gomes |
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23 | 21.10% |
| C. Griffin |
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12 | 11.01% |
| other |
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9 | 8.26% |
| Voters: 109. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
1. Garcon looked very much like a No. 1 WR;
2. For this one game, the emphasis on upgrading the WR corp appearred to be the right approach. Again, which of our WR's last year makes the plays that Garcon and Robinson made yesterday? 3. The line did a journeyman's job (The run game was unimpressive, Morris had a 96 yards but only after a ton of carries). At the same time, if the O-Line didn't win the game, it certainly did not lose it; 4. Never heard Polumbus' name called or having his guy steam roll any significant plays (I may be wrong on that - if so, I am sure someone will point it out). 5. On D, if they are playing anyone but an elite QB like Brees, I am convinced they would have had several (not just one or two) more sacks. Brees just gets rid of the ball so damn fast. Not sure the same is true of many of the other QB's we have to face. (Bradford, Dalton, Freeman, Ponder). On front 7 played very well, making sure the back end was not having to hold coverage forever. When Brees had time, it was b/c he was scrambling away from pressure. It seemed rare that he was able to simply stand in the pocket and survey the field. If they can keep it up, I think our front 7 is going to terrorize some QB's.
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
Leave it to the lawyer for double talk!!!
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
Cooley was never looked at in place of Paulsen, they co-existed last year nicely. Let's look at the drops by Davis, or the non-existent Niles Paul. Let me put it this way, if Grossman is gonna be inactive gameday, I'd rather have that be Cooley.
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
No kidding... it's already a season with minimal expectations, he wont be here next year and if both the active QB's get injured they could just pull him off the couch or out of the grocery store and resign him anyway.
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
I live in Saintsland. Saints folks are shocked this morning. The ones who know I am a Skins fan have all copped the attitude of, "But...but...you guys are supposed to suck! How could you whip us so badly?" Folks here are very impressed with us. HTTR bitches!
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
SO tough to pick anyone.
Gomes and the whole secondary. All of the WRs..Garcon obviously, but especially Robinson for replacing Garcon's production. Banks too. Paulsen...clutch. Morris...helped by his whole offensive line that played shockingly well. Kerrigan's pressure. Cundiff! Somehow, it seemed that once the real games started, all of our weaknesses suddenly disappeared...the O-line, the secondary, the kicker question mark. We played as good as a game as we could. Outside of the blocked punt, we really contained the Saints as well as they possibly can be. 32 rushing yards, held Brees to 25 points, most of them late in the game when they had to abandon the run and throw deep.
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
He threw the ball 40+ times... and we held up... i like that stat
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
im still drunk from yesterday...what was in that kool aid?
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
I gave my "non-RG3" game ball to AlfMo. He never had one easy run at all yesterday, and all of his yard were hard earned. They were prepared for us trying to run the ball on them, and we stuck with it even though it wasn't working. But doing that definitely helped take pressure off RG3 to have the game that he did. It's important to stick with the run when it isn't working, and that's what we did.
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The media is definitely giving Griffin his credit. However, what I find funny is how before the game the media was saying the skins were walking into a buzz saw. 1. Playing for Payton 2. The players being reinstated 3. Vindication for the penalties placed upon them by the NFL. 4. Etc., etc.
Today I'm hearing how the Saints are a different team and had to many distractions. Not that it matters but I feel like the media is now trying to detract from what the Skins did yesterday. |
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
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Anyone remember when LaCanfora cited an anonymous source "close to the team" that John Beck was the starter and the competition between him and Rex was a sham? The source was Vinny Cerrato ON THE RADIO! Word for word match. Only Jason didn't bother to mention that it was something crazy eye Vinny said off the cuff over the air, he pretended it was an anonymous source because that sounds a lot better than Vinny talking out his a$$. Brett Favre retirement was almost entirely a media creation, every couple months an ex team mate on a radio station would speculate that they "thought he would come back" and every time this would be reported as "sources close to favre say he's going to come back"... Back when Peyton hadn't won a super bowl the media was already setting up a "can't win the big one, is he the next Dan Marino" narrative. It's not that they speculate, it's that they PRE SPECULATE, like "okay if this happens THIS WILL BE THE STORY LINE" This year we have the "tebow is going to be a distraction to Sanchez" pre-narrative. It's everywhere, it's never ending it's nearly preditory (or vulture like) and it changes and morphs... So no surprise what 24 hours ago were reasons that the Saints were going to trounce the Skins 24 hours later are now reasons why the Skins don't deserve credit. The media wants to be seen as omnipotent or at least totally authoritative... So they change the narrative after the fact to fit the hindsight. They also do things like predicting incredible likely outcomes which end up overall being very bad predictions; such as picking all last years good teams to be good, and all last years bad teams to be bad, on an case by case basis they are likely to be correct, (the colts are going to be bad again! Well no s***) but overall they look like fools because the NFL is not so predictable... But of course they don't focus on what they get wrong. |
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Niles paul was supposed to be the next shannon sharpe according to alot of the idiots on es. Thats one of the reasons i was labled a troublemaker and eventually booted off. I disagreed. Lol. Im hoping davis shakes the drops off. Though he did make a nice effort to get open and snag that beautiful throw by rg3. There are a handful of guys id rather see cooley than. My point was not that i dont like cooley or think he has a little left in the tank but when we cut him some people were giving up on the season.
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Re: Redskins at Saints Post Game Thoughts
Unfortunately there's one idiot who disagrees, Colin Cowherd. He blamed it on the environment, whatever.
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