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Playmaker Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: close to the edge
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| Re: One Night Only: Offensive Packers-Redskins Game Review, Mythbusters Edition Great write up gtripp. Thank you for putting the time in.
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Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Virginia
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| Re: One Night Only: Offensive Packers-Redskins Game Review, Mythbusters Edition Here is a good write up. The Quarterback Index: Ryan Tannehill, RGIII trend up - NFL.com Quote:
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Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Virginia
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| Re: One Night Only: Offensive Packers-Redskins Game Review, Mythbusters Edition Quote:
Basically their gambling RG3 and the coaching staff will not have him running and it's paid off. The Skins have bluffed and the opponents have called us on it and they won. "IF" RG3 is healthy then he needs to do what he did last year with caution. Run the ball, slide or get down ahead of time. But be the threat. | |
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Living Legend Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Evanston, IL Age: 30
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| Re: One Night Only: Offensive Packers-Redskins Game Review, Mythbusters Edition Quote:
I doubt RG3's knee is strong enough for him to reliably break tackles in the pocket, although that was never really his game to begin with. The bigger issue is that the pressure schemes we have faced have exposed flaws in the offense. These flaws were probably there last season, but defensive coordinators played scared against us. This one is on Kyle to show he can scheme against a hyper aggressive defense. We've seen Kyle's offense torch passive defenses for years, regardless of who is playing quarterback. But we haven't seen a lot of plays called that would force defenses to play us straight up. I thought we started to see some signs of that against Green Bay. WR screens to Garcon, as well as a RB screen or two, and crossing up the defense with runs in potential passing situations are all ways to force a defense out of it's pressure schemes. But until we focus on beating big blitzes, this offense will continue to struggle against them. Although once RG3 breaks a long run against a big blitz, I predict DCs will go back to playing scared against us, and then things will return to normal.
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