Game Thread: Giants part dew

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


Rushing Defense- Miles Sanders, Boston Scott and Wentz gashed the Burgundy and Gold front for 157 rushing yards, 9 first downs and a touchdown on 28 carries (5.60 YPC).

The trio was stopped for no gain twice, but they also produced eight runs of five-plus yards and three of them that went for more than 10 yards.

Rookie PSU product Miles Sanders was particularly effective. He rushed for 122 yards, scored a rushing touchdown and added 50 yards and a second score as a receiver. This marks the third time this season and since Week 8, that an opposing starting runner has gained more than 170 yards from scrimmage and scored at least one TD against the Redskins.

Penalties- It was the Redskins’ defense, and not the offense, that was responsible for the majority of the team’s penalties and penalty yards this week. Manusky’s side of the ball committed four of their seven infractions (3-of-6 accepted) and was responsible for a season-high tying 45 penalty yards (45-of-60).

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Matt Ioannidis- With just one tackle to his name, Ioannidis wasn’t exactly what you would call a stat-stuffer in this one. His lone tackle was an assist on a three-yard Philly run.

Traditional stats obviously don’t always tell the whole story, though. The Ion Man went absolutely nuts as a pass rusher, as he racked up a whopping nine hurries and a QB hit to give him a career-high 10 total pressures. That number is two pressures more than the next-highest total posted by any player on the team this season (Ioannidis with 8 pressures in Week 3 vs. Chicago).

Taking this a step further, Kenny Clark is the only other interior defender who has generated 10 or more pressures in a single game in 2019 (10 pressures). Even if you go all the way back to last season, the only other interior players who have accomplished this feat in that span are Fletcher Cox (10 pressures) and Aaron Donald. Donald is the only one in this group who has registered double-digit pressures more than once (four times) or has topped 10 ten of them (11, 11, 12 and 13).

 

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Montez Sweat- With Ryan Kerrigan on the injured list and out of the picture, Sweat was able to set new career highs in both defensive snaps played (61) and snap percentage (79%).

He was solid, if unspectacular both as a tackler (3 tackles and 3 stops) and a pass rusher (3 hurries), but those are particularly notable stat lines. The numbers of his that really stood out were the 20 receiving yards and the career-high three receptions that he allowed.

You might be wondering how an edge defender could even end up getting tagged with that many receptions allowed; well, it was because Greg Manusky and company dropped him into coverage 11 times. This isn’t the first time Washington edge rushers were sent out in coverage on a handful of snaps this season, either. Sweat, Kerrigan and Anderson have all spent more than 45 snaps in coverage this year.

why , just why

 

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Ryan Anderson- Ryan Anderson’s hot streak continued as the once uninspiring and dormant outside backer completely erupted with a stat line of five tackles, two sacks and three forced fumbles.

This makes him the first player in franchise history to force three fumbles in a single game and the first player to do so on any team since former Cowboy David Irving did it in 2016. Terrell Suggs (2011) and Charles Tillman (2009 and 2012) are the only other players who have accomplished this feat in the last decade. Tillman has sole possession of the record for the most FFs in a game, with four of them, so that places Anderson into a tie with 17 others for the second-most fumbles forced in recorded league history.

This was the second week in a row that Anderson notched a strip sack. After recording just two sacks and no forced fumbles in his first 36 career outings, the third-year edge rusher has racked up four sacks and five forced fumbles in his last five games alone. Just from that, Anderson is now tied for the fourth-most forced fumbles in the league.

On the downside, he did have a QB hit taken off his ledger because he was flagged for a rather cheap roughing the passer infraction on the play. Anderson was also responsible for allowing 3 receptions for 28 yards, with the bulk of it coming on a 15-yard touchdown pass to Miles Sanders.

The difference between Anderson’s play this past month and everything before that has been night and day. He blew away his previous career highs in snaps (64 vs. 39 snaps) and snap rate (83% to 53%) this past week, so if that holds up then the opportunity will be there for him to succeed. All he has to do is just play anywhere near this level and he’ll make the slow start to his career an afterthought.

 

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Daniel Jones will start for Giants vs. Redskins on Sunday, face Dwayne Haskins

 

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Five bold predictions for Redskins vs. Giants in NFL Week 16

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Daniel Jones will start for Giants vs. Redskins on Sunday, face Dwayne Haskins

Should be a win for the Redskins.

 

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