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[skinsdad62]

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[kbso83432]

Wright can go.

 

[skinsdad62]

Damn we could give up 500

 

[Rowdy]

we spent 2 high draft picks on this secondary the past draft and this is what we get

All it does is prove they were right drafting two dbs. Problem is they either can’t coach them up or the players ain’t worth a fuck

 

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[redskinsfan1963]

at this point,i,m wondering if the dolphins put up more than the 72 washington did against ny years ago?

 

[chillerdab]

In other words: just like skinsdad and others said, drafting a stick figure to be a number one cb was a mistake because he’ll definitely get injured going against the big boys.

I wasnt so sure, and I was wrong.

Hats off to you skinsdad, et al.

 

[duke1861]

In other words: just like skinsdad and others said, drafting a stick figure to be a number one cb was a mistake because he’ll definitely get injured going against the big boys.

I wasnt so sure, and I was wrong.

Hats off to you skinsdad, et al.

It was a bad pick...that is all I am going to say.

I still believe Forbes can be an average starter, but his rookie years has been bad.

 

[chillerdab]

Maybe he’ll be a good safety. Maybe BSJ could be a good safety too.

That would make two high draft picks that are playing out of position.

 

[kbso83432]

I'd shut Forbes down. Forbes is a zone corner who likes to anticipate and jump routes in space. For some reason Jack decided to play man this year. I'm anxious to see what he looks like in a scheme that fits him with some real coaching.

 

[Stymietee]

So, either he (Rivera) didn't do his job by making these suggestions to his DC or he's now reaching for anything that sounds good after firing someone that he trusted.

 

[gkekoa]

RR was the HC. He always had the ability to make all three of those things happen.

 

[Sportster 72]

basic zone concepts with some zone mixed in.

 

[skinz2winz]

Sam Howell is a warrior, but he can’t do it alone and he can’t overcome continuous poor play-calling from the sideline.

28-44 for 300 yards, 2 rushes for 13 yards and a TD, 1 INT (pick six), PFF rating 55.6, QBR 74.1

On this 4th & 1 call, the short dig was covered, everyone else had their backs to SH thus pressure got home rushing 5. It's 4th & 1, can we not beat our defender 1 on 1 running short routes in this play call situation? Do they actually work on it in practice?

 

[Sportster 72]

basic zone concepts with some zone mixed in.

oops ...some man mixed in. Can't imagine them playing man on Hill.

 

[skinsdad62]

According to CBS Sports PR, the Commanders’ 45-10 blowout loss to the Dallas Cowboys was watched by an average of 41.4 million viewers, the third largest TV audience of any regular season game in NFL history. Just in case you were hoping that no one noticed how bad the Commanders were
.Since 2020, NFL teams have only allowed 45 or more points 33 times in the regular season. Only 1/33 (3.0%; Seattle 48, Detroit 45 in 2022) won their game. Teams that give up 45 or more points in a game have around a 97% chance of losing

The Commanders’ offense was only able to score 10 points. Since 2020, teams have scored just 10 points on 84 occasions. Only 4/84 (4.8%) won their game.
The story of last week’s embarrassing loss to the 2-8 Giants was turnovers, with the Commanders’ vulnerability to explosive plays helping New York to capitalize on their takeaways. This week the Commanders only gave up one turnover on a Sam Howell interception. However, the defense allowed 8 explosive passing plays (<15 yards) for 214 yards and 2 TDs; while the offense only countered with 5 explosive passes of their own for 118 yards and gave up the most explosive play of the game – a Sam Howell interception returned by DaRon Bland for a 63 yard touchdown.

Last season, the Commanders’ defense was the strength of the team. Jack Del Rio’s unit ranked 7th in scoring defense and allowed the 3rd least yardage in the NFL. In 2023, after receiving the first two players in the Commanders draft, they have dropped to 32nd in scoring defense and 29th in yardage allowed. After giving up 38 points in front of a near record viewing audience, it should come as no surprise that Del Rio was relieved of duties.
Sam Howell complete 28 of 44 passes (63.6%) for 300 yards, 0 TD and 1 INT, while taking 4 sacks for 32 yards. He also ran twice for 13 yards and 1 TD.

According to Pro Football Focus (PFF), Howell was pressured 25 times, equal to 52% of dropbacks, which is the highest pressure rate he has faced all season. PFF attributes all 25 pressures to failure by blockers. now this is a young qb making plays with this crap
Howell did a good job of getting the ball out quickly, an essential survival skill when your blockers are losing over half the time. His average time to throw of 2.75 seconds was the third lowest since things finally clicked for him in Week 8.
According to PFF, the Commanders’ offensive line gave up 24 total pressures, including all 4 sacks. That is the highest number of pressures they have allowed all season. The pressures allowed were distributed as follows:

• Chris Paul: 6 hurries, 2 sacks
• Tyler Larsen: 4 hurries, 1 QB hit, 1 sack
• Andrew Wylie: 4 hurries, 1 sack
• Sam Cosmi: 3 hurries
• Charles Leno: 1 hurry, 1 QB hit
• Yards before contact by running backs provides a measure of how well the OL is clearing running lanes. According to PFF, lead back Brian Robinson averaged just 1.0 yards before contact per rushing attempt over 15 attempts. Antonio Gibson averaged only 0.83 YBC/att. The NFL average for RBs with a minimum of 100 carries through week 11 is 2.5 YBC/att. It would appear that the Commanders OL was overwhelmed by the Cowboys’ defense on running downs.

for those saying howell is regressing i say BS you arent watching the game correctly