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mooby 10-12-2021, 04:32 PM You can't convince me that it's equally on the offense and defense. If the defense doesn't give up a hail Mary with no effort, we win the saints game. If the defense makes one stop in the last 5 minutes, I think we have a good shot to win the saints game. If Heinicke played the whole Chargers game, maybe we win that one too. Fitz did nothing the first half.
Heinicke isn't Favre, he probably isn't the answer, but the defense needs to get its act together. Not that it will.
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Do we win the Saints game if we don't give up the Hail Mary?
Heinicke was throwing picks with a complete lack of pressure on him.
Not saying he might not have that Kirk Cousins moment where everything clicks and he starts slinging guns all day but until it happens we can't sit around hoping it will.
CRedskinsRule 10-12-2021, 04:41 PM Do we win the Saints game if we don't give up the Hail Mary?
Heinicke was throwing picks with a complete lack of pressure on him.
Not saying he might not have that Kirk Cousins moment where everything clicks and he starts slinging guns all day but until it happens we can't sit around hoping it will.Yes we win the game minus that hail Mary, especially if they could defend the 72 yard uncontested pitch and toss Td, stop the Saints on their last TD drive.
I do think if you give Heinicke the ball with 2 minutes to go, 1 score down you have a good shot at a win.
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punch it in 10-12-2021, 04:46 PM This is about 5 weeks not 1.
We are scoring enough to win. Pretty much every week. The argument that the offense should do more is ludicrous. Our D gives up 31 points a game! No quarterback is overcoming that. Look at KC. They are 32nd in points allowed and they got a damn good quarterback. Same record as us.
Anyone who thinks we would be better than 2-3 with a better quarterback is kidding themselves. Just look at the best quarterback in football right now.
Chief X_Phackter 10-12-2021, 05:01 PM Through 5 weeks, the defense has been consistently bad. That cannot be argued.
Through 5 weeks, the offense has been surprisingly good at times, but sometimes pretty bad. There are only six teams that are turning the ball over more than this team, and they are averaging less than two points in the first quarter so far. Not a recipe for success if you ask me.
Throw in Hopkins' woes, and I think the point is that all three phases have contributed to where this team is right now. There's plenty of blame to go around.
punch it in 10-12-2021, 05:34 PM The offense isn’t the greatest show on turf but like others have said it has been serviceable at worst overall. TH had a bad game last week. As a unit it has had its ups and downs.
The defense has not been serviceable at best. There may be plenty of blame to go around but it is crystal clear where the majority of it goes. Now you want to blame the coaches for the defense over the players have at it. But there is no way im blaming the offense as much as the defense. It isn’t even close. Our defense in some ways is historically bad. I can live with the offense. It aint perfect but I can live with it for now.
It will be extremely clear and on display again this week when they beat us 109-42. Normally 42 will win you in a game. Just not with this defense.
punch it in 10-12-2021, 05:45 PM “How they've improved: There aren't many candidates here -- maybe returner DeAndre Carter -- but Heinicke certainly qualifies when you compare him to where he was in 2020: attending classes at Old Dominion University. He was just about done thinking he'd be back in the NFL. For that reason alone, he is the WFT's most improved player. Heinicke has his limitations, and they're on display against really good defenses -- four combined picks in losses to Buffalo and New Orleans. But he has thrown for 1,208 yards and eight touchdowns (with five picks), and he has led two late, game-winning drives. His future might just be as a solid backup, but a year ago he was an NFL afterthought.” -- John Keim
Chief X_Phackter 10-12-2021, 07:02 PM I don't think anyone is blaming the offense as much as the defense. That would be indefensible.
The offense has been a pleasant surprise overall. I expected improvement from last year, mostly because there had to be, and so far I think we're getting it. Now, if they could just cut down on the turnovers and put a little pressure on the opponent by scoring some early points, it would be even better. With how bad this defense is playing, giving extra possessions away is no bueno.
Crazy, we're all ok with a "serviceable" offense, and I think that is about what I expected this year. That in and of itself is depressing.
CRedskinsRule 10-12-2021, 08:21 PM ...
Crazy, we're all ok with a "serviceable" offense, and I think that is about what I expected this year. That in and of itself is depressing.
We knew that we didn't have a franchise qb and were going from a 32nd ranked offense. We basically hoped for stability at the qb position. In addition our free agent splash Samuel has been MIA, we are without the right side of our line, our main compliment to McLaurin is out, our hopeful rookie receiver is out. And our star rb has a fractured shin.
12th in scoring is pretty damn good, and I don't feel bad being happy with that. Yes a few plays could have been better. The first quarter issues could definitely be better. But I am not depressed about the offense at all.
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punch it in 10-12-2021, 08:52 PM Watching our offense:
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Not jumping up and down but enjoying.
Watching our defense:
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Absolutely disgusted and embarrassed for them.
GridIron26 10-12-2021, 09:13 PM Watching our offense:
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Not jumping up and down but enjoying.
Watching our defense:
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Absolutely disgusted and embarrassed for them.Lol
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