Eagles post game

[j_y19]

I really hope way gets our MVP award. That would be a perfect ending to a shit year.

 

[SoCalWizFan]

Jay Gruden Live At The Podium

gruden presser

Pass. I don't care what this windbag has to say. I used to think that he was a victim in this system. Now I realize that Jay Gruden only cares about one thing - Jay Gruden.

 

[skinsdad62]

Awful just awful

 

[skinsdad62]

Josh Doctson- Doctson played on over 90% of the snaps for the sixth time this year and was targeted four times on Sunday. He led all backs, receivers and tight ends on the team in snaps for the second consecutive season (846).


He caught two of those passes and finished the game with 33 yards and 2 first downs, both of which were team highs. His receptions went for gains of 20 and 13 yards and represented the Redskins’ longest and third-longest plays of the contest.

He was the target on Johnson’s first pass of the game, but the ball was underthrown and intercepted. Doctson could have made a bit more of an effort to prevent the pick, though. This was the fifth time this year that a Doctson target has turned into an interception for the opposition, which is the main reason he ranks fourth-worst among all 50-target wide receivers in passer rating when targeted (61.6).

Doctson was targeted exactly 78 times for the second straight year and he set new personal records in receptions (44), receiving yards (532) and first downs (31). He posted new single-game career highs in receptions (6) and receiving yards (84). That’s all good, but does it really show he improved this season? I’m not so sure.


First, he played 94 more snaps and ran 56 more routes than he did in 2017. Doctson also regressed in the following areas: touchdowns (6 to 2), yards per reception (14.3 to 12.1), YAC reception (3.7 to 2.9), yards per route run (1.10 to 1.04) and receiving DVOA -7.10 to -11.50).

The former first-round pick is about to enter his age-26 season and his fourth year in the league and he has yet to hit 7 receptions, 85 yards or one touchdown in a single game. Doctson has failed to catch 50-plus balls or gain 600 or more yards in a season. He’s only caught half of his 162 career targets (81) and quarterbacks have almost thrown as many interceptions as they have touchdowns when targeting him (8 to 7).

The team will almost certainly not pick up his fifth-year option during the offseason, which will give him just one year on his rookie contract to produce like a first rounder; needless to say, I’m not optimistic. I think it’s finally okay for us to officially label Josh Doctson as a bust

Yep bust us what he is

 

[skinsdad62]

Wide Receiver Woes: Part Whatever- Washington’s wide receiver corps ranked 30th in targets (25), 31st in touchdowns (8) and dead last in both receptions (145) and receiving yards (1,694) this season.

The 31st-ranked team in receiving yardage by wide receivers (Arizona Cardinals) saw their wideouts gain 173 more yards through the air. Only one Washington wideout gained more than 87 yards in a game this season, and that player (Maurice Harris) gained 124 yards and needed 12 targets to do so.

This was the first time since 1997 and the second time in the last 40 years that the Redskins did not have one player top 600 receiving yards. No player on the team had more than 2 receiving touchdowns for the first time since 1941.

Sad truly sad

 

[skinsdad62]

Matt Flanagan- The 2018 UDFA played for the third straight week, but saw his playing time on offense essentially get cut in half (28 snaps & 45.2% > 11 snaps & 24.4%).

Unlike in his first two games, Flanagan was targeted for the first time in his career and caught the pass for a 14-yard first-down grab. Sadly, that was the Redskins’ second-longest offensive play of the game.


His 79.5 PFF grade ranked first on the offense.
Could be next years surprise at TE

 

[skinsdad62]

Chase Roullier- This was the 19th consecutive game Roullier started and played 100% of the offensive snaps in. He joins Kirk Cousins (2016), Chris Chester (2012 and 2013), Tyler Polumbus (2013) and Will Montgomery (2013) as the only players who have been in on 100% of the snaps in a season on their respective side of the ball since snap data officially became available in 2012.


He was the only lineman on the team who played and did not allow a single pressure in Sunday’s game. Roullier only surrendered 1 sack and 3 hits on the year. He may not be a Pro Bowl caliber center, but he should be a fixture on the interior of the Skins’ O-line for at least the next two years

Another good building block , a steal in the 6th round

 

[Sportster 72]

Josh Doctson- Doctson played on over 90% of the snaps for the sixth time this year and was targeted four times on Sunday. He led all backs, receivers and tight ends on the team in snaps for the second consecutive season (846).


He caught two of those passes and finished the game with 33 yards and 2 first downs, both of which were team highs. His receptions went for gains of 20 and 13 yards and represented the Redskins’ longest and third-longest plays of the contest.

He was the target on Johnson’s first pass of the game, but the ball was underthrown and intercepted. Doctson could have made a bit more of an effort to prevent the pick, though. This was the fifth time this year that a Doctson target has turned into an interception for the opposition, which is the main reason he ranks fourth-worst among all 50-target wide receivers in passer rating when targeted (61.6).

Doctson was targeted exactly 78 times for the second straight year and he set new personal records in receptions (44), receiving yards (532) and first downs (31). He posted new single-game career highs in receptions (6) and receiving yards (84). That’s all good, but does it really show he improved this season? I’m not so sure.


First, he played 94 more snaps and ran 56 more routes than he did in 2017. Doctson also regressed in the following areas: touchdowns (6 to 2), yards per reception (14.3 to 12.1), YAC reception (3.7 to 2.9), yards per route run (1.10 to 1.04) and receiving DVOA -7.10 to -11.50).

The former first-round pick is about to enter his age-26 season and his fourth year in the league and he has yet to hit 7 receptions, 85 yards or one touchdown in a single game. Doctson has failed to catch 50-plus balls or gain 600 or more yards in a season. He’s only caught half of his 162 career targets (81) and quarterbacks have almost thrown as many interceptions as they have touchdowns when targeting him (8 to 7).

The team will almost certainly not pick up his fifth-year option during the offseason, which will give him just one year on his rookie contract to produce like a first rounder; needless to say, I’m not optimistic. I think it’s finally okay for us to officially label Josh Doctson as a bust

Yep bust us what he is

I am not even sure how to evaluate the receivers this year. Our QB situation went from bad to worse. Sadly I am not sure that is going to change for a couple of years.

 

[gkekoa]

Awful just awful

Not for us.

 

[skinsdad62]

Not for us.

sorry my post is in the wrong thread , and yeah not for us , but all the BS the media did was awful

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

Chase Roullier- This was the 19th consecutive game Roullier started and played 100% of the offensive snaps in. He joins Kirk Cousins (2016), Chris Chester (2012 and 2013), Tyler Polumbus (2013) and Will Montgomery (2013) as the only players who have been in on 100% of the snaps in a season on their respective side of the ball since snap data officially became available in 2012.


He was the only lineman on the team who played and did not allow a single pressure in Sunday’s game. Roullier only surrendered 1 sack and 3 hits on the year. He may not be a Pro Bowl caliber center, but he should be a fixture on the interior of the Skins’ O-line for at least the next two years

Another good building block , a steal in the 6th round

In rd 3 Walter mock draft he says we draft a center because redskins have the worst center in the nfl