Redskins v.s. Packers Game thread

I'm out....

i agree with moss costing us the game partially..

I'd rather lose that way. Our scheme was fine and just about everyone came to play. Take away the drops and fumbles and we win easy I think. Just a flukey loss for us.

pathetic. im pinning this one on moss im sorry. fumble by him for td, dropped pass for int, dropped 50 yard pass wide open...portis played bad...cant blame the o-line, we were decimated by injuries, what do you expect?

An injury riddled team leaves that ever illusive measure of respect in Green Bay. Many missed opportunities today.

I won't blame Buges for this. He cooking with the groceries Snyder bought. This was a winnable game, that we let get away. I said from the beginning of the year that we need to add depth to the o-line. We have never been successful without great o-line play. We overpay for popular big name players, but other than Raybach, we really haven't brought in anyone other than cast offs and unprovens.

not a doom and gloom guy.... but with no offensive lineman it doesn't matter who runs or throws the ball

Let's look at this way: we had all subs on the right side of the line and lost our center. Our top two receivers just couldn't catch the ball (that happens, especially when they've been nursing injuries). Any team under those circumstances would be expected to lose. The fact that we were in the game up to the very end and only lost due to a fumble return is a testament to our defense. We're not a bad team - we're a good team with serious injuries. If we can get our oline a little healthy (any word on Rabach?) we'll still be in it.

Tellya what, our strength and conditioning coach has some explaining to do. Every week, every injury it's groins or hammys....

Surprise, surprise. The same thing that has been plaguing us for, what, 8 out of the last 9 years comes back for another tour: completely unreliable / injury-decimated WR corps.

The defense played well against ol' gunslinger, the refs gave the cheese-wangs plenty of opportunities to win on suspect calls, but most importantly, Jason put the ball where it should have been on at least 8 seperate occasions that were dropped by the wides.

Apparently, Cooley and McCardell are the only guys on the team who can catch.

I can't even pile on B.Lloyd's typical half-hearted play because all the other receivers were just as guilty.