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[skinsdad62]

Washington’s Offensive Mismatch Potential Under Coordinator Scott Turner Could be Dangerous

Washington offensive coordinator Scott Turner is creative when it come to exploiting mismatches against opposing defense. He’s also known to NOT be one to try and force a square peg into a round...

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2021 Season Projections:



Ryan Fitzpatrick: 66%, 4180 yards, 28 TD, 12 INT; 35 rushes, 180 yards, 3 TD

Antonio Gibson: 240 attempts, 1120 yards, 9 TD; 45 rec, 315 yards, 4 TD

Terry McLaurin: 92 rec, 1180 yards, 7 TD

Curtis Samuel: 80 rec, 925 yards, 4 TD; 15 rushes, 90 yards, 3 TD

J.D. McKissic: 70 attempts, 350 yards, 3 TD; 60 rec, 420 yards, 3 TD

Logan Thomas: 60 rec, 575 yards, 5 TD

do you think this is reasonable ?

 

[skinz2winz]

Washington’s Offensive Mismatch Potential Under Coordinator Scott Turner Could be Dangerous

Washington offensive coordinator Scott Turner is creative when it come to exploiting mismatches against opposing defense. He’s also known to NOT be one to try and force a square peg into a round...

www.hogshaven.com

2021 Season Projections:



Ryan Fitzpatrick: 66%, 4180 yards, 28 TD, 12 INT; 35 rushes, 180 yards, 3 TD

Ryan Fitzpatrick: 67%, 3,800 yrds, 25 TD, 9 INT; 26 rushes, 112 yards, 2 TD

Antonio Gibson: 240 attempts, 1120 yards, 9 TD; 45 rec, 315 yards, 4 TD

Antonio Gibson: 240 attempts, 1,012 yards, 10 TD; 33 rec, 280 yards, 2 TD

Terry McLaurin: 92 rec, 1180 yards, 7 TD

Terry McLaurin: 80 rec, 960 yards, 6 TD

Curtis Samuel: 80 rec, 925 yards, 4 TD; 15 rushes, 90 yards, 3 TD

Curtis Samuel: 86 rec, 1,008 yards, 8 TD, 22 rushes, 155 yards, 1 TD

J.D. McKissic: 70 attempts, 350 yards, 3 TD; 60 rec, 420 yards, 3 TD

J.D. McKissic: 45 attempts, 300 yards, 1 TD; 44 rec, 368 yards, 1 TD

Logan Thomas: 60 rec, 575 yards, 5 TD

Logan Thomas: 55 rec, 550 yards, 6 TD

do you think this is reasonable ?

It's all reasonable however, I think the numbers were a bit inflated. Below each I think would also be realistic. With Samuel in the fold, McKissick's numbers as well as Tmac's should go down. Insert Bates and I think Thomas' numbers go down somewhat from last year all though he is likely just as effective as he was last year.

 

[skinsdad62]

Ryan Fitzpatrick: 67%, 3,800 yrds, 25 TD, 9 INT; 26 rushes, 112 yards, 2 TD

Antonio Gibson: 240 attempts, 1,012 yards, 10 TD; 33 rec, 280 yards, 2 TD

Terry McLaurin: 80 rec, 960 yards, 6 TD

Curtis Samuel: 86 rec, 1,008 yards, 8 TD, 22 rushes, 155 yards, 1 TD

J.D. McKissic: 45 attempts, 300 yards, 1 TD; 44 rec, 368 yards, 1 TD

Logan Thomas: 55 rec, 550 yards, 6 TD

It's all reasonable however, I think the numbers were a bit inflated. Below each I think would also be realistic. With Samuel in the fold, McKissick's numbers as well as Tmac's should go down. Insert Bates and I think Thomas' numbers go down somewhat from last year all though he is likely just as effective as he was last year.

i think your numbers are reasonable as well

 

[Skin'EmAll]

I agree with everything except Thomas,
I think he's the odd man out when it comes to building on his stats from last year. I think all his numbers drop with the exception of TD

 

[Breed]

The numbers for Gibson look very doable, hell, I expect a little more to be honest ypc-wise, I'd also like to see about 20 of those rushes become 20 more receptions. So something like 220 carries at 4.5 yards a pop, 1000 yards (that's just under 13 carries and a little less than 59 rushing yards a game) 65 rec for 520 - 550 yards for 15 - 16 total TDs.

And I don't wanna say significantly better, I kinda do, but at the least noticeably better numbers for both Terry Mac and Samuel. Maybe not catch-wise, but yardage, ypc and TD-wise for sure. And better numbers for Fitz too. I'm not sure you guys factored in just how shitty the Skins passing game was with all 3 of their starting QBs last year. I'm looking for both Terry Mac and Samuel to have 1000+ yards, TM to have double digit TDs and Samuel as well or to be damn close.

Take away Heiney's, Logan Thomas' and Isiah Wright's combined passing stats which were 13/21, 61.9%, 165 yards, 7.8 ypa, 1 TD, 0 INTs, 102.2 QB rating. And these stats were accomplished in less than a 2nd half of 1 game.

And the 3 Skins starters last year were a combined 376/580, 64.8%, 3631 yards/226 yards per game, 6.2 ypa, 15 TDS, 16 INTs, 79.3 QB rating. And Carolina's QBing last year wasn't anything to write home about well.

Both Terry Mac and Samuel were excellent deep ball WRs on the rare occasion they got deep ball opportunities and Dyami Brown was an excellent deep ball threat in college as well. Gotta love his mind set as well. When he says a 50/50 ball is never a 50/50 ball to me. Its a 100% ball to me. He could be a serious X factor for the Skins next year.

And this probably should be taken with a grain of salt, but Fitz was one of the best QBs last year far as the deep ball and under pressure. That was working behind a Miami OL that PFF ranked 28th ranked OL. PFF incidentally had the Skins OL ranked as 6th last year and if letting Moses walk turns out to be the right move. It should be a better OL this year.

Bombs Away! Washington’s offense appears poised for explosion in 2021

I know I need to temper expectations, but if the Skins can stay relatively healthy. At some point this year, by early midseason at the latest I'll say. Their offense should be consistently hitting on 8 cylinders.

 

[skinsdad62]

The numbers for Gibson look very doable, hell, I expect a little more to be honest ypc-wise, I'd also like to see about 20 of those rushes become 20 more receptions. So something like 220 carries at 4.5 yards a pop, 1000 yards (that's just under 13 carries and a little less than 59 rushing yards a game) 65 rec for 520 - 550 yards for 15 - 16 total TDs.

And I don't wanna say significantly better, I kinda do, but at the least noticeably better numbers for both Terry Mac and Samuel. Maybe not catch-wise, but yardage, ypc and TD-wise for sure. And better numbers for Fitz too. I'm not sure you guys factored in just how shitty the Skins passing game was with all 3 of their starting QBs last year. I'm looking for both Terry Mac and Samuel to have 1000+ yards, TM to have double digit TDs and Samuel as well or to be damn close.

Take away Heiney's, Logan Thomas' and Isiah Wright's combined passing stats which were 13/21, 61.9%, 165 yards, 7.8 ypa, 1 TD, 0 INTs, 102.2 QB rating. And these stats were accomplished in less than a 2nd half of 1 game.

And the 3 Skins starters last year were a combined 376/580, 64.8%, 3631 yards/226 yards per game, 6.2 ypa, 15 TDS, 16 INTs, 79.3 QB rating. And Carolina's QBing last year wasn't anything to write home about well.

Both Terry Mac and Samuel were excellent deep ball WRs on the rare occasion they got deep ball opportunities and Dyami Brown was an excellent deep ball threat in college as well. Gotta love his mind set as well. When he says a 50/50 ball is never a 50/50 ball to me. Its a 100% ball to me. He could be a serious X factor for the Skins next year.

And this probably should be taken with a grain of salt, but Fitz was one of the best QBs last year far as the deep ball and under pressure. That was working behind a Miami OL that PFF ranked 28th ranked OL. PFF incidentally had the Skins OL ranked as 6th last year and if letting Moses walk turns out to be the right move. It should be a better OL this year.

Bombs Away! Washington’s offense appears poised for explosion in 2021

I know I need to temper expectations, but if the Skins can stay relatively healthy. At some point this year, by early midseason at the latest I'll say. Their offense should be consistently hitting on 8 cylinders.

well the offense will have to be better because we are playing better teams with good to great qbs . i mean we start out with justin herbert week one . hopefully we can rise to the challenge

 

[Breed]

well the offense will have to be better because we are playing better teams with good to great qbs . i mean we start out with justin herbert week one . hopefully we can rise to the challenge

Staying healthy will be the key. That and consistency. I think the entire NFC East will be improved, but for the first time in a long time I think the Skins will match up well with most teams in one area where they've always seemed lacking the last 15 years or so. Coaching. I'm looking forward to the start of the season.

 

[skinsdad62]

Staying healthy will be the key. That and consistency. I think the entire NFC East will be improved, but for the first time in a long time I think the Skins will match up well with most teams in one area where they've always seemed lacking the last 15 years or so. Coaching. I'm looking forward to the start of the season.

me too buddy , i really think we can make a decent run at it

 

[skinz2winz]

The numbers for Gibson look very doable, hell, I expect a little more to be honest ypc-wise, I'd also like to see about 20 of those rushes become 20 more receptions. So something like 220 carries at 4.5 yards a pop, 1000 yards (that's just under 13 carries and a little less than 59 rushing yards a game) 65 rec for 520 - 550 yards for 15 - 16 total TDs.

And I don't wanna say significantly better, I kinda do, but at the least noticeably better numbers for both Terry Mac and Samuel. Maybe not catch-wise, but yardage, ypc and TD-wise for sure. And better numbers for Fitz too. I'm not sure you guys factored in just how shitty the Skins passing game was with all 3 of their starting QBs last year. I'm looking for both Terry Mac and Samuel to have 1000+ yards, TM to have double digit TDs and Samuel as well or to be damn close.

Take away Heiney's, Logan Thomas' and Isiah Wright's combined passing stats which were 13/21, 61.9%, 165 yards, 7.8 ypa, 1 TD, 0 INTs, 102.2 QB rating. And these stats were accomplished in less than a 2nd half of 1 game.

And the 3 Skins starters last year were a combined 376/580, 64.8%, 3631 yards/226 yards per game, 6.2 ypa, 15 TDS, 16 INTs, 79.3 QB rating. And Carolina's QBing last year wasn't anything to write home about well.

Both Terry Mac and Samuel were excellent deep ball WRs on the rare occasion they got deep ball opportunities and Dyami Brown was an excellent deep ball threat in college as well. Gotta love his mind set as well. When he says a 50/50 ball is never a 50/50 ball to me. Its a 100% ball to me. He could be a serious X factor for the Skins next year.

And this probably should be taken with a grain of salt, but Fitz was one of the best QBs last year far as the deep ball and under pressure. That was working behind a Miami OL that PFF ranked 28th ranked OL. PFF incidentally had the Skins OL ranked as 6th last year and if letting Moses walk turns out to be the right move. It should be a better OL this year.

Bombs Away! Washington’s offense appears poised for explosion in 2021

I know I need to temper expectations, but if the Skins can stay relatively healthy. At some point this year, by early midseason at the latest I'll say. Their offense should be consistently hitting on 8 cylinders.

Nice post.