Redskins vs Cowboys Gameday Thread

[sdskinsfan2001]

Id rather be 1-2 right now and have beaten the Cowboys. I hate the g** damn Cowboys. HATE THEM SO MUCH!!!!

I cant decide who I blame more, Grossman for fumbling once again or Haslett's punt block formation blitz. Im going with Haslett, you expect better from coaches.

[Swarley]

Originally Posted by Bucket

Dallas made some mistakes tonight, and we couldn't break them for it.. We should of been able to score more points, and when Jenkins when out we should of been able to throw the football more. I feel like Kyle was playing WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY to conservative tonight.. A lot of 2 man routes, and max protection tonight

sometimes when you're in a close game you're scared to go for it so you don't end up losing it. I think that's what happened with our playcalling. Usually when you do that though, you end up losing anyways.

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by Bucket

Dallas made some mistakes tonight, and we couldn't break them for it.. We should of been able to score more points, and when Jenkins when out we should of been able to throw the football more. I feel like Kyle was playing WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY to conservative tonight.. A lot of 2 man routes, and max protection tonight

Well there was max protection because they were worried about Ware pushing T. Williams around. If anything I think we weren't playing conservative enough. There was 1 point near the end of the game where we had the ball and the play call was something like pass, run, pass, punt. I mean we took almost no time off the clock.

There was just something about the offensive play calling tonight that was terrible.

I mean you can't win games when you have not only bad execution but bad play calling as well. Hopefully all this gets ironed out by next week.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Great job by the Defense holding them to fieldgoals all night. Not impressed with the playcalling by Kyle. There is room for improvement there. i.e. Draw to Cooley (at fullback)...Once ok, but the second one? Curious.

Give Dallas credit for coming up with a big play at home to seal it. Sort of expected it, just as I would expect Washington to return the favor in DC.

Still like where this team is headed. 3-0 would be great, but it's time to forget about this game and take care of the Rams and head into the bye 3-1 with at least a share of 1st in the NFC Beast.

[dmek25]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

Id rather be 1-2 right now and have beaten the Cowboys. I hate the g** damn Cowboys. HATE THEM SO MUCH!!!!

I cant decide who I blame more, Grossman for fumbling once again or Haslett's punt block formation blitz. Im going with Haslett, you expect better from coaches.

might be the most ridiculous thing i have seen posted

[sdskinsfan2001]

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Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001
Id rather be 1-2 right now and have beaten the Cowboys. I hate the g** damn Cowboys. HATE THEM SO MUCH!!!!

I cant decide who I blame more, Grossman for fumbling once again or Haslett's punt block formation blitz. Im going with Haslett, you expect better from coaches.

might be the most ridiculous thing i have seen posted
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I was over exaggerating, but the thought did cross my mind.

Dallas was trying to give us the game and we still couldnt win.

I mean their center kept just hiking the ball whenever he felt like it.

And I was watching the game w/ my friend who is a Cowboys fan.

Want to talk about cruel and unusual punishment.

[BugelDisciple]

NBD: Never Been to Dallas Syndrome - YouTube

So true

[mooby]

Originally Posted by dmek25

might be the most ridiculous thing i have seen posted

I'll second that. It's kinda sad to see that some fans want to beat Dallas more than they want to have a successful season.

[dgack]

Originally Posted by mooby

I'll second that. It's kinda sad to see that some fans want to beat Dallas more than they want to have a successful season.

I'm in camp C: I'd rather have a season that gets down correct techniques, builds experience and confidence, and irons out wrinkles and misjudgements, so that we can be ready to dominate next year.

Along the way, if we win a bunch of football games, that's fine with me (though it makes me ill to think of the Colts winning the Andrew Luck lottery simply because their current franchise QB, one of the best in modern history, is banged up).

Playing the right way and seeing visible, measurable improvement every game is more important to me than W/L this year*. Or did anyone think we were going to the Super Bowl?


* This is no way diminishes the missed opportunity last night, of course, but I put this loss on bad playcalling (Kyle, you don't have Schaub-Johnson anymore, please wake up) and some correctable execution issues. The fact remains that we created opportunities with aggressive play, and had we not created those opportunities we surely could have lost by a significant margin.