coggs
10-24-2005, 04:57 PM
Mark my words we will beat the shit out of Simms and the Bucs. The only games we have potential to lose are the Chargers and the Eagles in Philly. If we can stay healthy, that is. The Eagles got lucky, as lucky as you can get this week and the Cowboys crushed them last week. The Eagles are done, I'm more worried about the Giants.
So, you are more worried about the Giants and Eagles, but the only games you have potential to lose are the chargers and eagles? That doesnt make much sense.
coggs
10-24-2005, 04:59 PM
I also concur with those who maintain we can beat any team in the league if we 1. Don't turn the ball over, 2 Don't accumulate stupid penalties 3 Win the give-away-take away battle.That's really not saying much. This can be said about any team in the league.
Gmanc711
10-24-2005, 05:04 PM
If the skins win their next two, you guys will be thinking 13-3, 12-4 and home-field.
If we win our next two, I'm going start getting very, very excited. Honestly, I'd be happy with a split. Both games are going to be complete dogfights and they are both very, very vital in what happens for the rest of our season.
skinsguy
10-24-2005, 06:11 PM
If the skins win their next two, you guys will be thinking 13-3, 12-4 and home-field.
Depends on how they win. If we blow the midgets and Iggles off the field, then it's certainly possible, although home-field is a stretch.
skinsguy
10-24-2005, 06:18 PM
That's really not saying much. This can be said about any team in the league.
Not necessarily so. There are teams in the league that can do everything right and still lose. The Redskins are impossible to beat if they don't committ stupid penalities (especially the personal foul variety) and if they don't turn the ball over. The Redskins are tough to beat when they do commit penalites and turnovers. The Giants are in for probably their hardest two games of the season.
Longtimefan
10-24-2005, 09:30 PM
You're right on; and while it's true that can be said of any team in the league, that's still what we need to do. The fact it applies to most teams does not lessen our burden.
Sociofan
10-24-2005, 10:34 PM
The only two games I'm really concerned about on the schedule are the Bucs and the Chargers. All the rest are VERY winnable. I'm plugging 12-4.:food-smil
Oct. 30 @ Giants: Loss
Nov. 6 vs. Eagles: loss
Nov. 13 @ Buccaneers: Win
Nov. 20 vs. Raiders: Win
Nov. 27 vs. Chargers: Loss
Dec. 4 @ Rams: Win
Dec. 11 @ Cardinals: Win
Dec. 18 vs. Cowboys: Loss
Dec. 24 vs. Giants: Win
Jan. 1 @ Eagles; Loss
This is a 9-7 record. Probably won't be enough for the playoffs, but:
If we can pull out wins against the Giants next week and split one with the Eagles, that's 11-5 with playoffs guaranteed.
SUNRA
10-24-2005, 11:13 PM
We have GOT to get a split in the next two games, and maintain momentum. Remember, the 49ers are a terrible team, so don't get too giddy over this win. We need to prove we can string wins together, and can win on the road.
Every team we've played looks terrible against our defense. Even if the defense has given up three big runs in the last three weeks. The funny shit is Denver is still considered by the Espn team as one of the top five teams even after their loss to the Giants. After their weak victory over us, they were then considered a great team. San Francisco beat the Rams. They scored 28 points against the Cowbitches and could have easily scored more against if Rattay was still the QB. So I don't want to ever hear how bad they are. Everybody looks bad against the Redskins.
Gmanc711
10-24-2005, 11:25 PM
The only two games I'm really concerned about on the schedule are the Bucs and the Chargers. All the rest are VERY winnable. I'm plugging 12-4.:food-smil
Honestly, I'm not sold on the Bucs. I dont know why, they just havent been that impressive to me. I mean they are 5-1, 4-2 somthing like that so that speaks for itself. But as a whole, they dont scare me as much as our division games do.