cowboys post game

[skinsdad62]

http://www.redskins.com/videos/Jay-...n_Strong/d361affc-61a8-4cde-bdef-4f47b420859f

KC presser

 

[skinsdad62]

Redskins Vs. Cowboys - Studs and Duds

 

[reptec101]

Fuck Cowboys,, we gave em that game cuz nobody could hold to the fucking ball and our big oaf lineman can't go a minute without stubbing a toe. Cowboys can have that victory cuz truth is neither going to the playoffs this year and now good chance we draft higher not that it matters cuz they draft at Taco bell. Fuck Cowboys.

 

[gkekoa]

As for Manusky, you can credit him when we were successful because he is in year one with limited talent. When the few talented players we have get injured, you can’t fault Manusky for the lack of depth, yet.

 

[Sportster 72]

Still hard to believe. Gruden might be right, the team might not have come out flat. It may just be who they are especially with injuries. The team had a scoring drive going on their 2nd possession when Crowder misses a good pass that turned into a TO. It didn't give Dallas points but it kept the Skins from scoring 7 or 3. Cousin's fumbles inside the 20 and the team is down 10-0. Next thing you know Way kicks a long low boomer. Game mostly over a few minutes before the half.

Dak only has a 100 yards passing but we can't stop the run and continue to shoot ourselves in the foot. A problem all year. TOs, penalties, drops, sacks and the D just gets toasted on the ground. Hard to believe you lose by 24 when the opposing QB only throws for 100 yards.

 

[Sportster 72]

Still hard to believe. Gruden might be right, the team might not have come out flat. It may just be who they are especially with injuries. The team had a scoring drive going on their 2nd possession when Crowder misses a good pass that turned into a TO. It didn't give Dallas points but it kept the Skins from scoring 7 or 3. Cousin's fumbles inside the 20 and the team is down 10-0. Next thing you know Way kicks a long low boomer. Game mostly over a few minutes before the half.

Dak only has a 100 yards passing but we can't stop the run and continue to shoot ourselves in the foot. A problem all year. TOs, penalties, drops, sacks and the D just gets toasted on the ground. Hard to believe you lose by 24 when the opposing QB only throws for 100 yards.

 

[Rowdy]

Letting them get a lead early done us in, had we scored on the int drive, it’d been a totally different game imo

 

[Rowdy]

Between the TO’s and their running game our defense was on the field too long

 

[skinsdad62]

if you noticed we started out well on defense but as the game goes on we where down do to injuries

we went into the season believing we would rotate our d/lineman

when allen got hurt and then ionman hurt and playing with one hand that ruined the rotation system and you then ask a hood to play too many snaps at NT and he gets worn down and then you have no mcclain in there there and you have a young undisciplined lanier in there

we need more help on the d/line to play the system manusky wants

 

[skinsdad62]

Redskins Coaches Show: Kirk Playing Well Under Pressure 

another box checked by KC

 

[skinsdad62]

http://www.redskins.com/videos/Reds...By_Storm/105f3509-a113-4049-b9b3-a75d65d0099e

cooley and CP

 

[skinsdad62]

http://www.redskins.com/videos/Reds...The_Game/671b8e38-7530-4762-bbf0-19b22f2fa046

part 2

 

[skinsdad62]

Drops- PFF credited the Redskins with 2 drops (both by Crowder) in the game. The site has the offense with a total of 25 drops on the year, the sixth most by any team this season (49ers, Giants, Raiders, Browns and Cardinals).

young wrs do this

 

[skinsdad62]

Kirk Cousins (Sacks)- The Cowboys registered 4 sacks on Cousins for a total of 27 yards, which brings KC’s totals on the year to 35 sacks for 296 yards.

Only Matthew Stafford (36 sacks) and Jacoby Brissett (43 sacks) have been sacked more this season. No player has lost more yards on sacks than Cousins has. Brissett (253) and Josh McCown (245) are the only other players with over 200 sack yards.

Cousins is currently on pace to finish 2017 with 47 sacks for 395 yards. That would be the third most sacks and the most sack yards taken by a Redskins quarterback since at least 1969, which is as far back as sack data goes.

I know the offensive line is, as Jay Gruden would like to say, “FUBAR”, but these sack and fumble numbers are historically bad. Some of the blame has to lie with Kirk Cousins, as well

 

[gkekoa]

Drops- PFF credited the Redskins with 2 drops (both by Crowder) in the game. The site has the offense with a total of 25 drops on the year, the sixth most by any team this season (49ers, Giants, Raiders, Browns and Cardinals).

young wrs do this

I think they need to rewatch the game because Doctson had one that was definitely a drop on the slant.

 

[skinsdad62]

Kirk Cousins (Turnovers)- Kirk Cousins threw two interceptions and fumbled twice, one of which was recovered by the Cowboys. Cousins has only thrown a pick on 1.9% of his passes this season, but he leads the NFL with 12 fumbles and ranks 3rd in lost fumbles, with 5 of them.

He is on pace to fumble 16 times this season (1 per game), which would break Sammy Baugh’s 70-year-old franchise record of 15 fumbles in a single season.

Cousins has now thrown multiple interceptions in 13 career games; the team is 0-13 in those games. He has turned the ball over two or more times in 19 career contests, and he has not led the Skins to a win in any one of those games

I don’t know if the team hasn’t been good enough to overcome the turnovers or if Cousins just hasn’t been able to mentally come back from the mistakes, but there definitely seems to be something wrong here.

 

[gkekoa]

Kirk Cousins (Sacks)- The Cowboys registered 4 sacks on Cousins for a total of 27 yards, which brings KC’s totals on the year to 35 sacks for 296 yards.

Only Matthew Stafford (36 sacks) and Jacoby Brissett (43 sacks) have been sacked more this season. No player has lost more yards on sacks than Cousins has. Brissett (253) and Josh McCown (245) are the only other players with over 200 sack yards.

Cousins is currently on pace to finish 2017 with 47 sacks for 395 yards. That would be the third most sacks and the most sack yards taken by a Redskins quarterback since at least 1969, which is as far back as sack data goes.

I know the offensive line is, as Jay Gruden would like to say, “FUBAR”, but these sack and fumble numbers are historically bad. Some of the blame has to lie with Kirk Cousins, as well

Does it? KC suddenly forgot how not to get hit?

 

[Breed]

Kirk Cousins (Turnovers)- Kirk Cousins threw two interceptions and fumbled twice, one of which was recovered by the Cowboys. Cousins has only thrown a pick on 1.9% of his passes this season, but he leads the NFL with 12 fumbles and ranks 3rd in lost fumbles, with 5 of them.

He is on pace to fumble 16 times this season (1 per game), which would break Sammy Baugh’s 70-year-old franchise record of 15 fumbles in a single season.

Cousins has now thrown multiple interceptions in 13 career games; the team is 0-13 in those games. He has turned the ball over two or more times in 19 career contests, and he has not led the Skins to a win in any one of those games

I don’t know if the team hasn’t been good enough to overcome the turnovers or if Cousins just hasn’t been able to mentally come back from the mistakes, but there definitely seems to be something wrong here.

2 of the fumbles attributed to Cuz are, at least imo, on Perine. One was a perfectly fine pitch from Cuz that Perine just butchered all to hell. On the other Perine had his hands way too close together to take what was a SOP hand-off from Cuz.

 

[skinsdad62]

Josh Doctson- Josh Doctson played on every single snap for the second straight game. Again, I cannot stress to you how rare this is. Since 2012, not one other Redskins wide receiver or running back has done this once; Doctson has now done it twice in the last two weeks.

J-Doc totaled 3 receptions for 26 yards and a touchdown on 5 targets. He could’ve put up bigger numbers if he had been able to make difficult catches on his 2 other targets.

The touchdown was his team-high fifth of the season. So while Doctson has only topped 60 receiving yards once this season, he has now scored in five different contests in 2017, including once in each of the last two games.

He is the first Redskin to score a receiving TD in consecutive games since DeSean Jackson did it in Weeks 11 and 12 of the 2016 season. Chris Thompson (Weeks 1-3) and Rob Kelley (Weeks 8 and 9) are the only other Washington players with touchdowns in back-to-back games this year.

Doctson scored on a 14-yard red-zone pass from Cousins, his fourth touchdown in the red area this season. He caught those four passes on a total of ten RZ targets. Doctson’s 40% touchdown percentage in the red zone ranks 12th among the 86 players with 7 or more targets inside of their opponent’s 20-yard lines.

This TD, again the fifth of his career, came in his 14th career game. The last Redskins who scored 5 or more times in their first 14 games was Chris Cooley (2004). The only other Skins’ players who have accomplished this feat since 1950 are Charlie Brown, Kelvin Bryant, Darnerien McCants and Charley Taylor.

Ryan Grant- This was easily Ryan Grant’s best game as a pro.

He played on 88% of the snaps, the second highest snap rate of his career, and caught 5 of his 9 targets for 76 yards, 5 first downs and a touchdown.

He was clutch against the Cowboys, too. Three of his first downs, including his touchdown, came on third down.

The 9 targets, 76 yards and 5 first downs were all new career highs for Grant. He matched his career best in receptions (5 catches in 3 other games) and scored a touchdown for only the sixth time in his four years in the league. He had never had more than 61 yards (15 fewer yards) and 3 first downs (2 fewer 1Ds) in a game prior to this one.

Not only has Grant already set new career highs in receptions (36), receiving yards (417), first downs (24) and touchdowns this season, he is on now pace to more than double his previous career best in every one of those categories by the end of the year.

I don’t believe I’m saying this, but the Redskins need to prioritize re-signing Ryan Grant in the offseason. He has been one of the most consistent players on the team this year.

Jamison Crowder- This may have been Grant’s best game, but it may have also been one of Jamison Crowder’s worst.

That is not the case in terms of production, though. Crowder caught 5 of 7 targets for 67 yards and 2 first downs.

His 33-yard reception on a third down at the end of the first half was the Redskins’ longest play of the game and it was the catalyst for the team’s first scoring drive of the night. Three of his five receptions in the game came on that drive.

This marked the fifth straight game with 65 or more receiving yards for the third-year slot receiver. This is a first for Crowder, who is the only Redskin to hit 65 yards in five straight game since Pierre Garcon did it in 2012. Crowder is currently in the midst of the best 5-game stretch of his career in terms of targets (49), receptions (32) and receiving yards (479).

The problem on Thursday wasn’t with his numbers, it was with his mistakes and when he made them.

He dropped a game-high two passes, with the first one bouncing off of his hands at the inside the Dallas 10-yard line and into the waiting arms of Jeff Heath, who intercepted the pass. That play likely cost the Redskins 7 points when you consider that a catch there would’ve likely set them up with a 1st-and-Goal from inside the 5-yard line. Crowder is tied for the team lead in drops this season (5).

Then, just under two minutes later, he fumbled a punt and Dallas recovered it. He should consider himself lucky he wasn’t credited with a second fumble on the aforementioned scoring drive.

Crowder leads all non-quarterbacks with 6 fumbles this season. That’s right, the only players who have fumbled it more than Jamison Crowder this season are guys that touch the ball on every single offensive snap.

Maurice Harris- Mo Harris was limited to just 5 snaps because of a concussion. He was targeted once, but the play would’ve been negated by a holding penalty had he been able to haul in the pass.

In his season debut three weeks ago against the Vikings, Harris played on 41 snaps and went off for a line of 3 targets, 2 receptions, 50 receiving yards, 2 first downs and a touchdown. He has failed to either match or exceed those numbers in his last three games combined.

Check out his totals since then: 26 snaps, 3 targets, 2 receptions, 12 receiving yards, 1 first down and 0 touchdowns. This probably has something to do with the fact that basically half of his production this season has come on one play.

Brian Quick- Despite not being listed on the injury report this week, Quick was on the inactive list for the fifth time this season. He has only played 34 offensive snaps and been targeted 4 times the entire season.

I’m really not sure why the team seems so disinterested in playing him, considering they have gotten so little out of their receiving corps this season (3 games of 80 or more receiving yards by a Washington wideout).

Robert Davis- The Redskins will likely be shutting down a number of injured players after being eliminated from playoff contention on Thursday night. Now is the time for the team to sign 6th-round pick Robert Davis to the active roster.

Davis had over 700 receiving yards in all four years at Georgia State and is one of the most athletic wide receivers in recorded history. Yes, you read that last part right. His 9.77 relative athletic score (out of 10.0) ranks 39th out of the 1,600-plus wide receivers listed on the RAS website. He also has the 4th highest pSPARQ score by a WR in the last three years (139.3).

The Skins should sign Davis now to see what he can do in the regular season and to prevent other teams from snatching him off of their practice squad.

i would like to see what davis has when you know grant is a FA

 

[skinsdad62]

2 of the fumbles attributed to Cuz are, at least imo, on Perine. One was a perfectly fine pitch from Cuz that Perine just butchered all to hell. On the other Perine had his hands way too close together to take what was a SOP hand-off from Cuz.

i posted some negative stuff to keep it even but you are right