Skins vs Texans Gameday Thread

did Rak have a tackle, or a pulse ?



a bunch of other pass rushers got closer to the QB than Brian did, and they didn't get paid $700,000. to disappear


Rak was invisible. However like Chico and Matty have said - our D was NOT the issue. Who cares who or how we stop them as long as we stop them. Robinson had a great game. Major upgrade from an old Fletch. Rambo had one horrible play on the long td, but our O - everything about it except the run - was the issue.

did Rak have a tackle, or a pulse ?

a bunch of other pass rushers got closer to the QB than Brian did, and they didn't get paid $700,000. to disappear

Rak made several tackles. Houston's Oline is very decent. Kerrigan and hatcher had nice days. Coefield and Jenkins were good at times.

10 points allowd on the road is a good fucking day for defense

Really like K. Robinson. Guy has some wheels.

I cannot believe i am happy with the D - major league happy, and the O has got my hopes dashed. Wtf? Complete and opposite thoughts that I had in July

Really like K. Robinson. Guy has some wheels.

Hopefully we've found our two ILBs for years to come.

What game did you see? The sideline pass to Paul, the pass to Paul that he fumbled, the crossing route to Garcon. Were all passes down field. Unless your not counting TE passing in your critique.


The pass to Paul on the sideline was to the wrong shoulder. Considering that the nearest defender was at least 10 yards away, you think that one could be completed.

The pass to Paul, where he fumbled was not a long pass. It was a long run. The pass was about 10 yards weakly thrown, that Paul ran under. It was a looping, rainbow type to get over the 2 defenders. It was accurate, but in no way impressive or a deep pass.

The Garcon one I honestly can't remember, It might have happened when I got pulled out of the room in the late 4th quarter. EDIT: But Garcons longest catch was 15 yards, it couldn't be that deep.

I do remember the late 2nd quarter pass RG3 threw that was a deep one, that looked like a hail mary. It came right after and -3 yard pass when he hit the check down to what looked like a WR screen that had no screen. I can't recall the WR, but I think it was Jackson and he was deep 1v1 and had to slow down to try to catch the underthrown pass and it went incomplete.

Nothing I saw today he did was all that good.

I agree the defense wasn't the problem, special teams cost them 8 points ..... fumbles cost them ??? points. A slow thinking QB, and a bad O-line cost them points too. RGIII holds the ball forever, he rarely makes quick down field throws.

No I am not wrong,not to be rude, you have poor reading comprehension. What I said is that the FACT that RG3 hit nothing down the field was not due to play calling it was due to him always going to the check down.

I am sorry you didn't pay any attention to game, but the only long completion were when the WR made yardage after the catch. Nothing he threw down the field had any accuracy.

Sorry you think you know what you are talking about.

As other people have pointed out, you are wrong in your statement. Next time you post something, try being accurate.

I agree the defense wasn't the problem, special teams cost them 8 points ..... fumbles cost them ??? points. A slow thinking QB, and a bad O-line cost them points too. RGIII holds the ball forever, he rarely makes quick down field throws.


That is irrefutable! [emoji41]

I agree the defense wasn't the problem, special teams cost them 8 points ..... fumbles cost them ??? points. A slow thinking QB, and a bad O-line cost them points too. RGIII holds the ball forever, he rarely makes quick down field throws.

He needs to get the ball out a lot faster, that's the learn curve. It's mental like someone said today. Needs to read better before the snap, anticipate where we wants to go, and trust his eyes.