chillerdab
Well-Known Member
So ypu’re assuming that none of the teams the WFT are playing this year will have their offensive production decrease this year, while also assuming that the wft’s offensive production wont increase this year despite the obvious emphasis to the contrary?You may be right about this defense if you see them as being comparable to the 2000, 2012 Ravens or the '85 Bears. I just don't see those comps. The game has changed and you're going to need some sort of offense to win against this very tough schedule. To illustrate what I'm referring to I've made this graph based on 2020 results.
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Now to be fair, Washington did have the 4th rated defense against scoring, allowing only 329 points ( 20.5 per game average) and I believe that is your point. I simply don't trust this defense to hold any of these teams to less than their per game scoring levels AND/OR outscoring them offensively. To me that's asking too much of the defense while expecting so little of this offense. To be clear, I DO NOT believe that Washington has a QB, especially a starting level one. Spot duty, Fitz is great, but a 17 game starter, hell no!! They need a QB, why not a top 5 one who would make them instant favorites against almost every team that they face this year?
New qb with two working legs, new #2 wr, #3 wr, new #4 wr, multiple additions to the oline, etc…