packers post game

[deanpet21]

See skinsdad, always keep the vet.

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[skinsdad62]

See skinsdad, always keep the vet.

He sucks

 

[skinsdad62]

Skins Stats & Snaps: Packers @ Redskins (Offense)

The Redskins rank 21st in the league with a 42.1% conversion rate on the money down this season. have to get better vs saints
Almost all of Smith’s production came in the first half, as he completed just 2-of-5 passes for a total of 6 yards and no first downs in the third and fourth quarters combined. He actually did more damage with his legs than he did with his arm after halftime. this has to get better vs saints
Josh Doctson- Josh Doctson led the team’s wide receivers in both snaps (47) and routes run (22) for the third time in a row this season. Yet he did not haul in a single one of his 3 targets in the game.

I could keep comparing Doctson to the rest of the receivers on the Redskins’ roster, but that wouldn’t do him justice in terms of explaining how bad he’s been in 2018. Doctson’s 188 snaps and 107 routes on the year rank 17th and 28th among all wide receivers, respectively; however, his 48 receiving yards only ranks 91st at the position.

There are 30 combined players ranked ahead of him in either snaps played or routes run, and all but four of them have tripled Doctson’s receiving yardage output so far (Ryan Grant, Laquon Treadwell, Taylor Gabriel and Amari Cooper).

I do need to be fair to Doctson by telling you he forced two pass-interference penalties for a total of 15 yards against the Packers, one of which was in the end zone and set the offense up to score a touchdown on the following play.

the dreaded B word is fast approaching

Wideout Woes- All of the Redskins’ wide receivers have combined for 258 receiving yards this season. Meanwhile, there are 33 individual players who have gained over 200 receiving yards through the first three games of the year.. that has to get better

Tony Bergstrom- Bergstrom also played on every snap, allowed 2 hurries and was tagged with a low rating from Pro Football Focus (52.3). so dean understands

 

[kbso83432]

Two pass interference calls for Dox and two holding calls for Kerrigan is giving me cause to pause.

However, a few more weeks of this and I will begin to imagine our offense if we gave those snaps to Dez and brought in Galette just to have a look see.

 

[skinsdad62]

How the Redskins D-line is transforming the whole defense

 

[skinsdad62]

Redskins Ingredients for Improvement: Momentum must be maintained

if the defense plays like it has perhaps we will still be conservative in the 2nd half

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[skinsdad62]

ABK repentance thread Sty

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[Stymietee]

ABK repentance thread Sty

Hmmmm, does Rogers feel pressures? I've given credit for the holding calls, but for (name your deity) sake will someone please post the link showing him leading the league in pressures!!

Sorry about that guys, I truly am!! As a result of my misdeeds on Kerrigan I've doused myself in holy water. I do have another question though...when you pour holy water on yourself, are you supposed to spin around, hurl out green shit from your mouth, ears and eyes and have what appears to be steam emitting from your skin???Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

 

[Sportster 72]

ABK repentance thread Sty

C'mon man!!! All he did was swat at the guy and what the hell is the setting edge shit. He got blocked 10 yards away from the play. Next thing you know they are going to give him a pressure for entering the huddle.

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[Sportster 72]

We can't know for sure but it looked like Norman was turning the route over to a single high safety. Anyone's guess who was wrong unless Hoffman knows the call.

 

[kbso83432]

Take it for what it's worth, but Cooley said in the game day call that it was definitely on DJ. Said DJ was trying to jump the underneath route like he did last week to get another interception, but guessed wrong.

 

[Sportster 72]

That was what I thought when I saw it. I just always couch with "we don't really know." It certainly looked like Norman was releasing him to DJ but Swearinger bit on the fake.

 

[skinsdad62]

hey i just posted it . hoffman is good but sonmetimes he gets stuff wrong

 

[skinsdad62]

https://www.hogshaven.com/2018/9/26/17896276/skins-stats-snaps-packers-

Top Ranked Defense- Another week in the books and another set of lofty rankings for the Redskins’ new and improved defense. Heading into the bye week, the Washington defense ranks 2nd in total yards (834), 5th in passing yards (562), 8th in rushing yards (872), 5th in first downs (50), 2nd in points (44), 3rd in tackles (229), 9th in takeaways (5), 4th in defensive SRS (7.8), 6th in PFF rating (77.2) and 11th in DVOA (8.4%).redskins-defense-st

Third Down- The Packers were able to move the chains on 6 of their 14 plays on third down (42.9%). That’s not a terrible showing on the money down for the Skins’ defense, but it could’ve been much better. Five of Green Bay’s six conversions on third down came on plays in which they were 5, 7, 8, 10 and 14 yards away from the sticks

.Rushing Defense- The defense gave up exactly 100 yards on 17 runs. This was the second straight week in which the D surrendered 100 yards on the ground and the Packers’ 5.9 YPC average was the second worst clip allowed by the Redskins since the start of last season (Week 17 at Giants). More than half of Green Bay’s rushes gained five or more yards (9-of-17) and almost a third of them went for 10-plus yards (5-of-17), while they only failed to gain positive yardage on two of their runs. not good at all with kamara coming up

The Skins’ 42.1% conversion rate allowed on third down ranks 22nd in the NFL, this needs to get better
(Week 8 tie against the Bengals in 2016).

No Redskins D-lineman since 2012 has played on a higher snap percentage than Allen (94.2%) and Payne (92.8%) did in Sunday’s game. In fact, Bowen (91.2%) was the only one within seven percent of them.

I love Allen and Payne, but I honestly find this to be a bit excessive. The reserve linemen should be getting at least a few snaps every game and our next player should see a lot more PT than he got against the Packers.

Matt Ioannidis- For some reason, unbeknownst to me, Matt Ioannidis only played on 18 snaps and a snap rate of 26%, which are his lowest figures in either category since his rookie year (2016).

The Ion Man made the Redskins’ coaches and the Packers’ O-linemen look foolish, by racking up a game-high 5 QB pressures on just 14 pass-rushing snaps (36% pressure rate).

One of those pressures came on a ridiculous display of brute strength, as Ioannidis bull rushed veteran offensive tackle Bryan Bulaga all the way into the backfield and on top of Aaron Rodgers for the sack.

Ioannidis is one of just six players who have recorded at least a half sack in all three games this season. The others are Fletcher Cox, Frank Clark, Demarcus Lawrence, Danielle Hunter and Khalil Mack. It should be noted that Ioannidis has a full sack in all of those games, and that Cox and Lawrence do not. He is the first Redskins’ interior defensive lineman to record a sack in three straight games since Dan Wilkinson did it in 1999.

Matty I is leading the team in pressures this season (12), despite getting at least 30 fewer pass-rushing snaps than both Jon Allen and Daron Payne. In fact, he ranks seventh among all interior defenders in pressures, despite ranking just 57th in number of pass rushes. That lopsided ratio is a big part of the reason why Ioannidis leads all interior D-linemen in the NFL with a pass-rushing-productivity score of 14.4, which is a mark that would’ve easily led the league in each of the past three seasons.

Jonathan Allen and Payne are great, and they might be better overall players than Matt Ioannidis, but they are not clearly superior when it comes to rushing the quarterback. This is especially true of Payne, who is only sporting a 3.6 PRP score. It is imperative that Ioannidis gets more playing time going forward than he did against the Packers