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Jaws just gave every rookie quarterback an A rating on Sports Center except for RG3 who got a B (apparently for his interception).

I think that's a complete joke. The guy carried our team yesterday... if Jaws would've watched the game yesterday he would've seen that. It's clear to me he's being judged on a different grading scale than the other four already.

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[quote=Kindoy;941725]Props to D-Hall for giving a damn yesterday, seemed like the only guy stepping up, defending and fighting for his teammates. Nice to see someone that cares and won't take shit from a bunch of punks. I didn't see him going out of his way to start trouble; seemed like he was the only one (including the refs) stepping in when his teammates were being pushed around.[/quote]

I agree, D Hall and London were balling. Hey, pro bowl mvps dont grow on trees...

[QUOTE=Kindoy;941726]Jaws just gave every rookie quarterback an A rating on Sports Center except for RG3 who got a B (apparently for his interception).

I think that's a complete joke. The guy carried our team yesterday... if Jaws would've watched the game yesterday he would've seen that. It's clear to me he's being judged on a different grading scale than the other four already.[/QUOTE]

Clearly, 3 td's and one Int! The guy clearly didn't watch the brilliance which is RGIII. Plus A. Robinson possibly dropped a 4th.

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Yeah, our secondary needs to get better but it looked to me like Bradford/Fisher was exploiting our linebackers' zone responsibilities underneath a lot of the time. The problem this game was more scheme related more so than secondary skillset IMO. I wonder why we were so afraid of man or press coverage?

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[quote=Kindoy;941726]Jaws just gave every rookie quarterback an A rating on Sports Center except for RG3 who got a B (apparently for his interception).

I think that's a complete joke. The guy carried our team yesterday... if Jaws would've watched the game yesterday he would've seen that. It's clear to me he's being judged on a different grading scale than the other four already.[/quote]

That's why I don't accept an expert's opinion before forming my own firsthand. And Jaworski is one of the most competent and most respected analyst out there.

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Hate to say this but Brian Orakpo is starting to look like a injury prone player. Now they r saying it may be the same tear? Geez

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Carriker AND Orakpo done for the season

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[quote=imaskin4life;941737]Carriker AND Orakpo done for the season[/quote]

link? Im finding Carriker done for the season, but Osackpo is just missing a game or 2

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Go to nfl.com. Its breaking news.

Yea, Orakpo is out 4 months. So, the season....,

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Fisher has produced such quality, good-character players- pacman jones, Albert haynesworth, Vince young, and cortland finnegan.

Just imagine the look on a bouncers face, if they pulled up in front of his club.

First the redskins had to play against the bounty-gaters, then the instigators, and next week the most-arrested. Make no mistake- the bengals' uniforms are prison orange jumpsuits with prison bars painted on their helmets.

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[quote=44 goes 50 gut;941597]But the proof is just right there plain as the nose on your face... The secondary is thin as hell and the starters are mostly pretty bad, meanwhile they have had basically zero real chance to upgrade the starters (considering they've addressed so many other areas of the team) and are still forced to employ guys like Hall and Doughty.

3 offseasons is an eternity to fans, but this isn't Madden franchise mode.[/quote]


So you are blaming talent level for that horrendous showing Sunday? You mean the same talent level that kept Brees high scoring offense in check for most of last week?

The defense was horrible for a few reasons but most of it didn't have anything to do with the talent level. The problem is that the game plan sucked defensively. You can't run a zone defense without getting pressure on the QB. It's simply not going to happen. Even with Carriker and Orakpo out, that DL should have been taking advantage of a Rams OL that was out 3 starters. They didn't, and it allowed Bradford to eat up our secondary. ANY QB in the league would have torched us Sunday with that type of time behind center. Adjustments should have been made a lot sooner, but they weren't it we suffered greatly because of it. There is a reason why Haslett is on the hot seat, and it's not because the talent level.

Mind you, we were down 2 starting safeties as well. As much as I can't stand Vinny, we can no longer blame him for the outcomes of the game. I do however think that he left Mike with a bigger mess than what people realize though.

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[quote=skinsfaninok;941734]Hate to say this but Brian Orakpo is starting to look like a injury prone player. Now they r saying it may be the same tear? Geez[/quote]

I think so.

I just posted in the injury thread that we will miss him. And we will. However i believe he is injury prone and maybe trade material in teh off season.

Would'nt suprise me one bit.

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D. Hall has been playing lights out this year so far. He loves the team and was on the sideline watching the game as the offense was rolling. He wasn't sitting on the bench, he was IN THE GAME. I don't think he's a starting CB, but he sure has found his calling at the nickel position. He's made key tackles, and playing good.

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The Redskins have faced two gamers at QB the last few weeks. I'm actually pleased with the way the defense has played to start the season. Gomes, Hall, J. Wilson, C. Griffin, and Reed Doughty have played great. I am somewhat concerned about the huge passing yardage the secondary is allowing. Hopefully we will get better in that area.

Offensively, I couldn't be more pleased. We're averaging 34 points a game so far this year which is nearly twice as much that we averaged last year.