Texans pre game

[reptec101]

we have a punchers chance at home but the offense cant pass for 178 yds again

I'm not certain this team is capable of getting over 200 yards in the passing game unless CT breaks one for 40 plus,,, and that's a couple of times... and he may not play.

 

[skinsdad62]

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

we were lucky we got some To's and the bucs shot themselves in the foot but i think only 4 times in NFL history has a team given up 500 yds and only allowed 3 points

 

[skinsdad62]

The Redskins are the first team in the nearly 100-year history of the NFL that have allowed 450 or more yards of offense in the same game they held their opponent to 3 or fewer points in. The only other time in league history that a team racked 500 or more yards and scored fewer than 13 points was in 1986 when the 49ers scored 6 points despite gaining 501 yards - the same number of yards Tampa Bay had this past Sunday - against, you guessed it, the Washington Redskins.

Taking it a few steps further, there has only been one other team that gained 400 or more yards and scored 3 or fewer points (the 2011 Rams). Additionally, teams that have gained 475-plus yards in the history of the NFL have averaged 36 points per game.

This was also the first time a team picked up 29 or more first downs failed to score more than 13 points.

The Redskins lead the league in number of games in which they’ve allowed 17 or fewer points this season (6). They are tied for fourth in the NFL with the Bears in points per game allowed (19.4).

now some posters think that giving up 501 yrds on defense and a qb who passes for 178 yds is a formula for consistent winning . i say poppycock

 

[skinsdad62]

3rd Down- Washington allowed the Tampa Bay offense to convert on 6-of-10 third-down attempts (60% success rate), their second-highest percentage allowed all season. Two of their six conversions went for 24 yards each and were tied for the second-longest offensive plays of the day.

The Redskins have allowed four of their nine opponents to move the chains on more than half of their third downs. Their 43.9% conversion rate allowed on the money down ranks 28th in the league.

we will not win if we cant do better on 3rd down . the falcons killed us as well in this area

 

[skinsdad62]

- Tim Settle played on a career-high 11 defensive snaps on Sunday. He was only on the field for 5 defensive snaps in the four games he played in between Weeks 5 and 8.

Settle still has yet to crack the box score on any of his 100 total snaps this season (32 defensive and 8 special teams), but he did register his second QB hurry as a pro. His other hurry came in Week 1 against Sam Bradford.

With Derrius Guice, Geron Christian and Troy Apke on injured reserve and out of the picture, the fifth-rounder from Virginia Tech is now the team’s highest 2018 draft pick on the active roster outside of 13th overall pick Daron Payne.

this is an update for Sty . this guy is getting his feet wet and learning some . next season i expect this kid to take a bigger role in the rotation

 

[skinsdad62]

Ryan Anderson- Anderson has seemingly oscillated between good and bad games all year long, but this was definitely one of the good ones.

Washington’s second-round pick of the 2017 draft set new 2018 highs in defensive snaps (22) and snap percentage (31.9%); the snap rate was the second-highest playing-time clip of his young career. He registered a hurry on one of his 14 pass-rushes, but that’s not where he really shined in this game.

Most importantly, he made his only tackle of the game just inside the Redskins’ 20-yard line and punched the ball out of Jacquizz Rodgers’ hands on the play. Anderson watched as his forced fumble flew over 20 yards and landed into the end zone, where it was recovered by newly acquired safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix. This was the first turnover that Anderson had caused in his 23 pro contests.

Ryan Anderson’s 92.9 grade for the game was easily a new career high and it ranked first in the entire NFL in Week 10. Yes, you read that right, first among all players.

good to see this

 

[skinsdad62]

Pernell McPhee- Pernell McPhee was inactive for the first time in his tenure with the Skins. Per Jay Gruden, the move was not based on McPhee’s recent performance, but rather it was done in order to have someone who was better on special teams available for the game.

Yes, McPhee does not contribute on special teams. He has only played on 57 teams snaps since the start of the 2015 season, none of which have come this season. However, it’s still fair to wonder if Gruden is being completely honest here. I say that because McPhee has only recorded 4 tackles and has yet to register a sack with Washington.

dean touted this garbage over TM 4 tackles 0 sacks over 14 tackles and 3 sacks

 

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Cassanova McKinzy-The 2016 UDFA was up in place of McPhee and played in what was his first NFL game on Sunday afternoon.

All things considered Cassanova McKinzy acquitted himself quite nicely. He played on more snaps (24) and on a higher percentage of them than either Anderson or McPhee had in any game this year.

McKinzy recorded his only tackle of the game when he touched down Ryan Fitzpatrick 14 yards behind the line of scrimmage after a botched Buccaneers’ snap.

He also nearly scored the pass-rushing trifecta of notching a sack, forcing a fumble and recovering the ball all on the same play. He would’ve been credited with registering all three statistics just yards away from the Washington goal-line on a critical fourth-quarter drive, but a Josh Norman holding penalty negated the play.

could have a decent BU find here

 

[skinsdad62]

Josh Harvey-Clemons- Last year’s seventh-round pick didn’t have his best game in coverage, either. On just 12 coverage snaps and 2 targets, JHC gave up first-down receptions of 18 and 12 yards to Chris Godwin. The 30 yards and 2 first downs were both new career worsts for Harvey-Clemons.

His lone tackle on the day was made following Godwin’s 12-yard grab. He also missed a tackle for the third time in his last four games.

why is an ILB covering one of the fastest WRs in the NFL let alone being bitched at for getting beat ?

 

[skinsdad62]

Fabian Moreau- At the same time Josh Norman was having one of his best games as a Redskin, Fabian Moreau was having one of the worst days in his pro career.

Moreau easily set new career highs (66) in snaps and snap percentage (95.7%), but the extra PT did him no good in this one. He was thrown at five times and surrendered career-worst totals in receptions (5), first downs (5) and receiving yards (109) allowed on those passes. The first down and yardage figures were also game highs. In fact, only three players allowed more receiving yards in Week 10.

Think that’s bad? Well, just consider that he was responsible giving up three of the Buccaneers six longest plays on Sunday.

Half of Moreau’s career-most 6 solo and total tackles came on plays he allowed receptions on. He also missed a tackle in the game

disappointing game for him as the replacement for fuller

His 49.3 PFF grade for the game was a new season-low for him and it ranked third worst on the defense

 

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Jay Gruden: "We've Done A Great Job Protecting The Football"

gruden thursday presser

 

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Greg Manusky On Deshaun Watson: "He Reads Coverages Pretty Good"

manusky presser

 

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Know Your Opponent: Scouting The Texans, Week 11

Good stuff on the Texans

 

[j_y19]

Yes we are.

Maybe not. Bench Alex and let colt play. Points will come.

 

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