Eagles Postgame DUB!!!

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by HTTR

Haven’t seen this beast mode running since Riggins was setting off diesel horns at RFK. And this kid is just getting started.

What I especially love about our ground game is that AG, BRob and Curtis are all complementary to one another. If we can keep coaching up the OL (say, to pull more), we can attack D-lines from any direction, targeting their weak points. Then play action from these exact sets will take off. Going back to forming clean, stable pockets for Wentz didn’t work and should be over and done with.

You forget how tough CP was as a runner


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[HTTR]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

You forget how tough CP was as a runner


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I consider Riggins more of a power RB and Portis more of a speedster who could break into space. Physically BR closer to Riggo.

[Meks]

Originally Posted by HTTR

I consider Riggins more of a power RB and Portis more of a speedster who could break into space. Physically BR closer to Riggo.

gibbs changed portis into a good mix of both

[SCRedskinsFan]

Originally Posted by HTTR

I consider Riggins more of a power RB and Portis more of a speedster who could break into space. Physically BR closer to Riggo.

I go way back and remember Riggins on the Jets. Believe it or not, John Riggins was Kansas state high school champion in the 100 yard dash. Twice! He obviously had size and speed, a great combination. He was a GREAT pickup for the Redskins.

[WCommandersfan99]

Originally Posted by calia

BRob with 86 yards after contact. Wow.

Aikman and Buck were gushing with his td run. He would NOT go down. Kid is legit.

[skinsfan69]

What a difference a win makes... lol..

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

What a difference a win makes... lol..

Lmao all of us and Washington Twitter has been on cloud 9 today. It’s awesome to see for a change


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[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Lmao all of us and Washington Twitter has been on cloud 9 today. It’s awesome to see for a change


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Yes. Nice seeing Tuesday headlines about on field product and not off field BS for a change

[SunnySide]

We havent had a running back avg more than 3.4 yards a carry in a while.

Monday B Rob had 26 carries for 86 yds, 3.3 avg w his long run of 11 yds. Gibson was 14/44/3.1/7

Not sure running it 45 times at a 3.3 clip is sustainable for winning.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

We havent had a running back avg more than 3.4 yards a carry in a while.

Monday B Rob had 26 carries for 86 yds, 3.3 avg w his long run of 11 yds. Gibson was 14/44/3.1/7

Not sure running it 45 times at a 3.3 clip is sustainable for winning.

If you're converting 3rd and manageables at a good clip and playing good D it can get the job done

[SunnySide]

Originally Posted by MTK

If you're converting 3rd and manageables at a good clip and playing good D it can get the job done

just reminded me .. we didnt have many false start/holding penalties that put behind the sticks.

which is nice .... also not sustainable.

[mike340]

In the 3 prior games (this year) Heineke played, the only offensive penalty they had was a delay of game penalty when they were running out the clock and were going to punt in the first game he played. I've seen him move players around which avoided penalties (like a wide receiver covering the end of the line), and he waited to spike the ball until everybody was set for a complete second. In addition, in the delay of game penalty this game, you can see him frantically clapping his hands, but our ?-string center doesn't snap the ball.

We've spent how much money for Alex Smith (worth it), who was killed by the line, Fitzpatrick for one quarter of work, and Wentz, and yet Heineke is the one who has had to take almost all the snaps. Maybe save the $20M+ and put it towards positions where we need it, like the line. Heineke seems to be the only QB who can survive back there. (Kirk is such a good QB, but with how much he costs, how much has Minny won with him there.) It's funny, because 2 years ago the story was that Heiny :-) wasn't durable...

Originally Posted by SunnySide

just reminded me .. we didnt have many false start/holding penalties that put behind the sticks.

which is nice .... also not sustainable.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

We havent had a running back avg more than 3.4 yards a carry in a while.

Monday B Rob had 26 carries for 86 yds, 3.3 avg w his long run of 11 yds. Gibson was 14/44/3.1/7

Not sure running it 45 times at a 3.3 clip is sustainable for winning.

I agree. We haven't been able to break any long runs either. For one week it worked but it's not sustainable long term.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by mooby

I agree. We haven't been able to break any long runs either. For one week it worked but it's not sustainable long term.

Iggles are a pretty stout defense, and even so we were successful running the ball. I also think that for less stout defenses, and as he improves his game, B. Rob is due for some long running plays.

[MTK]

Well they've won 4 out of 5 with the current approach, I know what also isn't sustainable, trying to open up the offense and have TH throw it 30+ times. Pounding the rock is our best hope.