MTK
09-12-2005, 12:38 AM
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MTK 09-12-2005, 12:38 AM vote and discuss mooby 09-12-2005, 12:40 AM lemar marshall i feel was our defensive mvp. he played good, made the red zone int, and had an overall solid game. i feel like with this game he's proven that we won't have any problems in the middle, and that's why i give it to him. but i also feel cornelius griffin had an excellent game too, with the sack and the force and fumble recovery at the end to seal it for us. JWsleep 09-12-2005, 12:43 AM That play by Griffin at the end was a pro-bowl statement type of play. Beat a double team, forced a fumble, recovered it, to seal a tough defensive win. That's what you want out of your leaders. Whole D played great. Only a fumbled KO really hurt them. Marshall was strong, as was Washington. Liked Taylor as well. STPainmaker 09-12-2005, 12:59 AM I think alot of Griffin's value is not statistically measured. His gap is more or less not passable by RB's, he draws the double team, and he is the leader of the D-line. He's gotta be the MVP today. 12thMan 09-12-2005, 01:19 AM Although I thought Griffin had a tremendous game, I'm leaning toward Marshall. Six solos and the int. really stopped their scoring threat. He was around the ball all day. BleedBurgundy 09-12-2005, 01:26 AM Griffin was huge, no doubt. But it looked like we didn't miss Mr. Pierce all that much today. Marshall did an admirable job, coming up with the big pick. Where was Arrington? I expected more out of him but I think he will progress quickly as he gets back into football shape both mentally and physically. That Guy 09-12-2005, 01:56 AM Griffin is ALWAYS an MVP. Still, today I think I'd have to go with washignton, he was flying everywhere and again showed how valuable he is... He couldn't get to orton, which was a bit of a downer (he got a good number of chances), but I can't wait for arrington to join him. I'm glad our D was able to get at least a couple sacks, though I would have liked 4+, the run D kept them to 2.3 ypc!!! Either way, we got 2 takeaways today, which i something we lacked last year, so thats encouraging. I wasn't that happy with the secondary today... keeping moose to 69 yards is good, but I thought (based on last year) that we'd be a little tighter in coverage. MTK 09-12-2005, 08:33 AM I'm going with Griff because when we needed someone to step up and make a play, he did just that with his HUGE sack and fumble recovery to seal the deal. That's what your big stars do, they make plays in crunch time, and it's obvious that last year was no fluke for Griffin. MTK 09-12-2005, 08:33 AM Griffin was huge, no doubt. But it looked like we didn't miss Mr. Pierce all that much today. Marshall did an admirable job, coming up with the big pick. Where was Arrington? I expected more out of him but I think he will progress quickly as he gets back into football shape both mentally and physically. Arrington was in there and almost got a sack towards the end. Looks like they're working him back slowly. Redskins8588 09-12-2005, 11:31 AM I originally voted for the O-Line. I believe that it all starts up front and Portis had a huge day for us. But the more I thought about it I should have voted other. I say other because of the "12th Man". I was not at the game, but watching at home. It sent chills up my spine watching FedEx Field come alive in the 4th Quarter like that. The fans and the fans alone caused 3 different O-Linemen to jump consecitivly offside and then when the bears finally did snap the ball our D was so pumped up the only thing that could have happened did, a sack to force a 4th and 38. That was totally awsome!!!! My thanks to those that were at the game and made that happen!!!! Sorry I put this on the wrong poll. But either way it was still awsome!! :dallas: |
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