jags pre game

[skinsdad62]

Pernell McPhee- On 14 snaps, Pernell McPhee assisted on the tackle of Evan Engram’s 30-yard catch and registered a hurry. His 48.8 PFF grade ranked second-worst among Redskins defenders in Week 14.

McPhee has not recorded a sack in his last 16 games, even though he rushed the passer 170 times in those contests.

The veteran outside backer turns 30 five days from now

we let TM walk for this guy . a move dean praised

 

[skinsdad62]

Shaun Dion Hamilton- Hamilton made his NFL start on Sunday and played on a season-high 28 defensive snaps. Prior to this contest, he had only seen the field for a total of 9 snaps on defense (Weeks 12 and 13).

SDH tallied 5 solo and 7 total tackles before being forced from the game with a shoulder injury. He scored a QB hit on one of his two blitzes, as well.

Think about it this way: Hamilton record a tackle or a QB pressure on almost a third (32.1%) of the snaps he played against the Giants.

The rookie ILB also allowed a 16-yard first down reception on one of his 11 coverage snaps.

His 67.3 PFF grade ranked fourth on Washington’s defense.

With the season all but lost, its only makes sense for the team to give SDH more run in the final three games

this guy needs more snaps

 

[skinsdad62]

Josh Harvey-Clemons- Josh Harvey-Clemons’ snap count bounced back up from one against the Eagles to 8 in this game. However, his 12.5% snap share was still significantly lower than his season-long average of just over 22%.

He was targeted twice on his 7 coverage snaps and gave up a 7-yard reception to Saquon Barkley on a 3rd-and-16 play before ending the play with a tackle. In all, he recorded 2 solo tackles on Sunday. Opposing quarterbacks have posted lowly YPA (4.0) and passer rating (65.9) figures when targeting Harvey-Clemons this season.

He earned a team-best 80.9 PFF grade for his efforts against the Giants

another guy who needs more snaps

 

[skinsdad62]

Fabian Moreau- Fabian Moreau’s roller-coaster sophomore campaign continued on Sunday, with this week’s effort being counted as another lowlight.

He set a new career high with a 98.4% snap rate, but allowed both of the passes thrown his way to be caught for a total of 43 yards and 2 first downs. One of those receptions was a 30-yarder by Corey Coleman, which was the Giants’ fourth-longest play of the game.

On top of that, he was charged with committing a 25-yard DPI infraction against Coleman. Only three players have committed more pass interference penalties than Moreau has this season. He is tied with Morgan Moses for the sixth most penalty yards by an individual player in 2018 (95).

He earned the third-lowest grade on the defense (49.8).

deans boy here with another urine performance , he is a flop as a replacement for fuller in the slot

 

[skinsdad62]

Greg Stroman- Stroman was targeted three times on his 28 total and 19 coverage snaps. He gave up 2 receptions on those plays for 2 first downs and a team-high 53 yards. The 39-yarder he surrendered to Evan Engram at the end of the first quarter was New York’s third-longest play of contest.

He did, at least, defend a pass at the Redskins’ own 2-yard line on the Giants’ final offensive play of the first half. That’s great, but he also had a shot to intercept the pass and to return it for a 99-yard pick six.

The rookie DB chipped in with 2 solo takedowns, as well.

As you will soon see, things went even worse for Stroman on special teams.

a guy who shouldnt be on the field this year forced to play because we dont have CB depth . depth damaged by the ASS trade unnecessarily in a panic FO MOVE

 

[skinsdad62]

Adonis Alexander- After making his NFL debut on defense last week, Alexander was relegated to a special-teams only role for the fifth time this year. I guess that’s an improvement over being inactive seven times this season.

kid might as well get more snaps

 

[skinsdad62]

Ha Ha Clinton-Dix- Ha Ha Clinton-Dix played every defensive snap and tied for the team lead in solo (5) and total tackles (7). This was his second consecutive game with seven takedowns and no missed tackles.

HHCD did not surrender a catch on the lone target thrown his way and he defended a third-down pass to Evan Engram. He’s given up fewer than 10 receiving yards in each of the last three weeks.

His problem is not that he can’t tackle or not that he gives up a lot of passes. It’s that he takes horrible angles. He gave us a perfect example of this on Saquon Barkley’s 78-yard touchdown run. As the team’s free safety, he is tasked with being the last line of defense and preventing big plays from happening. Well, if that is in fact his job, then he is failing miserably.

The Redskins defense only allowed seven plays of 20 or more yards in Weeks 1-8 (7 games), which ranked third in the NFL. Since Clinton-Dix arrived in Week 9 (6 games), the team has surrendered a whopping 28 plays of 20-plus yards, which ranks 30th. Yes, you read that right, in one less game they’ve allowed four times as many big plays.

Not only has the team given up almost exponentially more big plays since Ha Ha arrived, he hasn’t countered that by making many big plays of his own. HHCD has recorded just 2 PDs, 1 FF, 1 FR, no interceptions, no TFLs and no sacks on his 387 snaps with the team.

I find it ironic that the team gave up a fourth-round pick for Clinton-Dix, who hasn’t played well and will probably only appear in three more games for the Redskins, and benched an upcoming fourth rounder to do so. They’ve wasted much of our following players’ development time and burned essentially the same draft pick they used to acquire him to do so

another FO bust trade

 

[skinsdad62]

Punt Returns- Greg Stroman’s performance as a punt returner against the Giants could be best described as a comedy of errors. Not only did Stroman inexplicably call for a fair catch after the ball had already hit the ground (see above), he muffed the catch on New York’s second punt and lost 2 yards between his two returns in the game.

Stroman ranks 49th in return average (3.4 yards) among the 53 players who have returned five or more punts this year.

this is awful

Washington’s 79 punt return yards ranks dead last in the NFL by 21 yards. That figure puts the team on pace to finish the year with just 98 yards, which would be the third-lowest total in franchise history.

 

[Sportster 72]

Skins Stats & Snaps: Giants @ Redskins (Defense/ST)

Stacy McGee- McGee was the biggest beneficiary of Ioannidis’ injury, as the sixth-year interior lineman logged his highest snap total (28) since Week 14 of last season.

Predictably, he didn’t do much with the opportunity. McGee failed to register a pressure on his ten rushes and made 2 tackles in the running game. His pair of stops came on gains of 1 and 2 yards and represented a new season high.

McGee has only registered 4 tackles and a single pressure (a hurry) on his 90 snaps and 40 pass rushes this season

remember when dean touted these 2 guys mcclain and mcgeee as answers ? didnt come close to working out

Redskins miss Ioannidis, he was there most effective lineman before he got hurt.

 

[skinsdad62]

Washington Redskins @Redskins

gruden presser thursday

 

[skinsdad62]

Hopefully they will pull their collective heads out of their asses and play football like men and not bitches

 

[tomcat1]

Hopefully they will pull their collective heads out of their asses and play football like men and not bitches

I vote for that!

 

[Stymietee]

 

[tomcat1]

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Sty, We're only 7 1/2 point underdogs to the mighty Jags so that should be a piece of cake for us, right?

 

[Stymietee]

Sty, We're only 7 1/2 point underdogs to the mighty Jags so that should be a piece of cake for us, right?

Uh-oh, weren't we +3 vs the NYG's and lost 40-16? If this holds, we're looking at a 120- less than zero score. Well shit, thanks!!

 

[tomcat1]

Uh-oh, weren't we +3 vs the NYG's and lost 40-16? If this holds, we're looking at a 120- less than zero score. Well shit, thanks!!

Sty, When you're a home underdog in the NFL you're pretty bad when you are playing a bad team and oh yes, you are correct, we were +3 at home against the Giants and that game went down to the wire, right?

Now this home field advantage that Las Vegas uses to set the formula for establishing the betting line doesn't always work because unless my ears were fooling me the Giants fans were louder than the Redskins fans during the game in Washington this past week. To take this a step further, even with my binoculars looking at the TV screen I wasn't able to see many fannys in the seats wearing burgundy and gold.

 

[Stymietee]

Sty, When you're a home underdog in the NFL you're pretty bad when you are playing a bad team and oh yes, you are correct, we were +3 at home against the Giants and that game went down to the wire, right?

Now this home field advantage that Las Vegas uses to set the formula for establishing the betting line doesn't always work because unless my ears were fooling me the Giants fans were louder than the Redskins fans during the game in Washington this past week. To take this a step further, even with my binoculars looking at the TV screen I wasn't able to see many fannys in the seats wearing burgundy and gold.

Spot on, in fact the NFL just announced that although 8 games will be scheduled at FedEx Field next year, none will be a home game!

 

[tomcat1]

Spot on, in fact the NFL just announced that although 8 games will be scheduled at FedEx Field next year, none will be a home game!

How can they be considered home games when some of our own players have stated they feel more support from the crowd when they play road games?