Re: Which borderline team has the easiest path to the NFL playoffs?
 

[quote=mooby;1210201][B]We're gonna lose because Jay Gruden's primetime record is dogshit.[/B] Don't have the time to look it up but it's dogshit. And the average points margin in defeat is dogshit too.[/quote]

This is what I don't understand and it's gone back to the days of Shanny too. How is a team SO shitty under the lights?! :(

If this was any other time vs. prime-time I would have said we surprise everyone and win easily. I think we have another butthole puckerer of a game, but I think we win a close one. 21-17. Eagles just don't have "the guy" on offense to scare me. Ertz is as close as it gets and if we scheme around shutting him down, I think we can shut down their offense.

Re: Which borderline team has the easiest path to the NFL playoffs?
 

[quote=mooby;1210201]We're gonna lose because Jay Gruden's primetime record is dogshit. Don't have the time to look it up but it's dogshit. And the average points margin in defeat is dogshit too.[/quote]

1-6 on MNF

4-14 Primetime

Re: Which borderline team has the easiest path to the NFL playoffs?
 

[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;1210543]This is what I don't understand and it's gone back to the days of Shanny too. How is a team SO shitty under the lights?! :(

If this was any other time vs. prime-time I would have said we surprise everyone and win easily. I think we have another butthole puckerer of a game, but I think we win a close one. 21-17. Eagles just don't have "the guy" on offense to scare me. Ertz is as close as it gets and if we scheme around shutting him down, I think we can shut down their offense.[/quote]

I've wondered that too. I don't know what the Monday Night record is during Joe Gibbs' first tenure, but it seems as if the Redskins, simply, aren't a great team under the lights. Still, I get excited at the thought of them playing in prime time. That usually goes away after the first quarter though.

Re: Which borderline team has the easiest path to the NFL playoffs?
 

Not that I'm making this bet but I saw some sportsbooks putting the redskins at +25000 to win the super bowl after the cowboys/saints game....I'm just saying, those are good odds.

I now see +15000. I don't know how this weekend helped or if the payout just moved due to being absurd.

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[quote=skinsfaninok;1210545]1-6 on MNF

4-14 Primetime[/quote]

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This is what I don't understand and it's gone back to the days of Shanny too. How is a team SO shitty under the lights?!

If this was any other time vs. prime-time I would have said we surprise everyone and win easily. I think we have another butthole puckerer of a game, but I think we win a close one. 21-17. Eagles just don't have "the guy" on offense to scare me. Ertz is as close as it gets and if we scheme around shutting him down, I think we can shut down their offense.
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I got a dogshit avatar bet for 1 week that says we/Mason Foster are gonna make Ertz look like Tony Gonzalez tonight. At least one TD, 6+ receptions and 70 yards.

Re: Which borderline team has the easiest path to the NFL playoffs?
 

[QUOTE=TheMalcolmConnection;1210543]This is what I don't understand and it's gone back to the days of Shanny too. How is a team SO shitty under the lights?! :(



If this was any other time vs. prime-time I would have said we surprise everyone and win easily. I think we have another butthole puckerer of a game, but I think we win a close one. 21-17. Eagles just don't have "the guy" on offense to scare me. Ertz is as close as it gets and if we scheme around shutting him down, I think we can shut down their offense.[/QUOTE]



Us do what makes sense? Never!

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[QUOTE=MTK;1210079]Man those people who said Colt could win just like Alex sure have gone quiet eh

That said I do still have some faith in Colt with a week of reps under his belt facing a horrible Philly secondary, especially with Thompson likely coming back



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Alex lost by a million to Atlanta, looked like dogshit against Tampa but Tampa handed us the game, and was getting smoked again by Houston before he got hurt. Three God awful games in a row, two resulted in losses. This team was trending down with Alex at the helm. He, nor Colt, nor Sanchez is the answer. Not even close