giants pregame

[Sportster 72]

I want to know why Kerrigan has been benched for the first three games? Put the guy on the field and let's see if he can contribute! ___ Oh wait!!

He is waiting for someone to leave him unblocked. Apparently other teams block the best pass rusher. Maybe the Redskins should think of that.

 

[skinsdad62]

Till we beat somebody we should be worried . the giants arent a gimme

How Worried Should the Redskins Be about the New York Giants?

 

[skinsdad62]

How Worried Should the Redskins Be about the New York Giants?

gruden thursday preser

 

[skinsdad62]

the above press conference wasnt impressive by either coach

this is going south fast

 

[skinz2winz]

I like changing the tempo ….. Joe Gibbs never used the shotgun … just saying.

And Gibbs' teams used play action more effectively than most because of this.

 

[skinz2winz]

the above press conference wasnt impressive by either coach

this is going south fast

No Barkley, rookie QB and not a very good defense. When we lose to the Giants, all hell may break loose.

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[skinsdad62]

Dear Josh Norman Jonathon Allen and Morgan Moses’s I ain't quit you. But that doesn't mean in this relationship I won't hold you accountable for your lack of performance in this relationship. You even fail to acknowledge your poor performance... In the case of Norman and Moses

 

[Stymietee]

Dear Josh Norman Jonathon Allen and Morgan Moses’s I ain't quit you. But that doesn't mean in this relationship I won't hold you accountable for your lack of performance in this relationship. You even fail to acknowledge your poor performance... In the case of Norman and Moses

Curious, how much of their poor play do you attribute to scheme/ poor coaching?

 

[Rowdy]

Curious, how much of their poor play do you attribute to scheme/ poor coaching?

Good question because, this is the dumbest defense I think I’ve saw in awhile. I do put most of the blame on the coaches. Offense sure aren’t geniuses either

 

[gkekoa]

Curious, how much of their poor play do you attribute to scheme/ poor coaching?

Much of it but don’t limit it to coaching. Bruce Allen signed a zone corner to a man to man team.

Morgan Moses is oft injured, rather soft, and was still overpaid by...Bruce Allen.

Jonathan Allen is freaking awesome but oft injured. Well worth the gamble we took.

 

[skinsdad62]

Curious, how much of their poor play do you attribute to scheme/ poor coaching?

60 % to scheme and poor coaching , 40% to assholes who free lance and blow assignments because their ego wont allow them to play thier role . and of course we have guys who still havent learned to stopp holding and allow a league high on pressures allowed ( moses )

i dont think allen is a part of that however he shouldnt tell me what i can and cant do when it comes to holding the entire organization accountable for their performance . i havent quit on the team but that doesnt mean i have to blindly put on the rose colored glasses and be the homer when they routinely let me down .

 

[skinsdad62]

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

3rd Down- The Redskins’ struggles on third down continued in Week 3. They let the Bears move the chains on eight of their 13 third downs (61.54%). Chicago needed to gain an average of 7.46 yards to reach the sticks on their third-down plays, but that didn’t matter much because they averaged 10.5 yards per play on the money down.

In all, the defense has allowed the opposition to convert on 26-of-41 third-down plays this year (63.4%). The only team in recorded history that has allowed a worse conversion percentage through their first three games of the season was the 2008 Houston Texans (68.4%). What’s worse is that if the Redskins don’t improve in this regard, they will set a new record for the worst third-down conversion percentage allowed in NFL history.

Daron Payne- Daron Payne set a new career high in this one by playing on 95% of the defensive snaps.

He recorded 3 assisted and 4 total tackles, with three of those coming within three yards of the line scrimmage. He did miss a tackle for the first time this season, though. His hurry of Mitch Trubisky made this his seventh straight game with at least a single QB pressure.

Payne received a 74.6 PFF grade for the performance, which was the highest rating given to a Washington defender in the game.

Matt Ioannidis- Ioannidis, who had never topped a 77% snap share in a game coming into the season, played on over 82% of the snaps for the third straight week. He made the most out his extended run by absolutely dominating on the interior of the Redskins’ defense.

He registered a team and career-high 8 pressures in the contest, including a third-down QB hit and 9-yard sack that nearly went for a safety.

Ryan Kerrigan- Ryan Kerrigan did not have his best game this past Monday night. He did extend his streak of multi-pressure performances to seven games by registering 3 hurries, but that was about all the Heartbreak Kid had to hang his hat on in this one.

He did not record a single traditional statistic for the first time since Week 1 of last season and tied his career high with 2 missed tackles for the second game in a row. Through three games, he ranks 14th on the team in tackles (3) and is tied for the most missed tackles on the club (14).

Kerrigan was also flagged for jumping offsides. The Bears scored their first offensive touchdown of the contest and their second such touchdown of the year on that drive. RyKerr has committed exactly one penalty in each of the last three seasons.

Montez Sweat- The Redskins finally got the type of performance out of Montez Sweat that they were hoping for when for they traded back into the first round of the draft to select him.

Sweat set new season lows in snaps played (42) and snap percentage (64%), but posted new career marks in both tackles (7) and pressures (2). He also led the team with a whopping 6 defensive stops, five of which came in the running game. Sweat’s 16.9% run stop percentage actually ranks second among all edge defenders this season, behind only Trey Flowers’ 17.1% clip.

The Bears did not pick up a first down on any of the plays Sweat made a tackle on and never gained more than 3 yards on any of them; in all, they actually lost 4 yards on those plays (-0.57-yard average).

Most of that was due to the fact that the rookie edge rusher recorded the first sack of his young career when he took down Mitch Trubisky 14 yards behind the line of scrimmage on a third-down play.

I guess not having to play against potential Hall of Famers like Jason Peters and Tyron Smith makes a difference.

 

[skinsdad62]

Don’t Sweat It: Redskins Rookie OLB Starting to Come Into His Own

he is starting to get it

 

[skinsdad62]

KOCH Breaking It Down - Week 4

preview

 

[skinsdad62]

Redskins

we need to win that matchup

 

[skinz2winz]

Will Manusky bring pressure on Jones? Will Kerrigan win his matchup regularly in this game? Will Jnorman not get clowned for several TD's? Will the defense actually create turnovers? Will someone please make a game changing play on defense!
Did Gruden, Callahan and Co work on 4-5 run plays that will actually work this week in practice? Will Gruden actually believe in HOF AP in short yardage situations? Will play calling actually lean towards getting the ball out quicker so that Keenum is not under siege every play waiting for 10 yard and beyond patterns to develop? Can we win on 1st & 2nd down? Can we get our play makers ball in space more often? (McClaurin, Quinn, Thompson, AP) Can we just stop already with the excessive penalties?

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[skinsdad62]

Hard to fake that when it’s executed that poorly !

 

[skinsdad62]