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mike340 · 09-20-2010, 11:38 PM

I like the fact that our passing attack was really good until our two best pass blockers went out (T Williams and CP).

Kudos to CP for great pass blocking all day.

I thought it was great of the OC to start out with Mike Sellers after the horrid game he had last week. He came through very nicely.

It was great seeing some bombs that actually worked, as well as others that were awfully close. We now have shown we have 2 wide receivers and 2 tight ends that can catch the long ball as well as the fact that we have a fullback who can catch passes out of the backfield. This success will force defensive coordinators to reconsider how they try to defend us.

I agree, in addition, with the comments above about Landry and Fletcher.

Furthermore, I witnessed a miracle yesterday. Another interception bounced off of Rogers's hands, but it came back to him and he MADE THE CATCH. At that point I was sure we'd win the game. Next year, Donovan, please invite him to the receivers' camp in Arizona. If you can turn those clubs into hands that should be good for 5 picks a year.

I didn't like losing yesterday, but at least it was exciting, and it wasn't embarrassing to be a Redskins fan in spite of the loss. The last time I remember a feeling like this was when we had Sonny and no defense...

09-20-2010, 11:38 PM	#7
mike340 Special Teams Join Date: Jun 2006 Age: 68 Posts: 322	Re: Some positives from week 2 I like the fact that our passing attack was really good until our two best pass blockers went out (T Williams and CP). Kudos to CP for great pass blocking all day. I thought it was great of the OC to start out with Mike Sellers after the horrid game he had last week. He came through very nicely. It was great seeing some bombs that actually worked, as well as others that were awfully close. We now have shown we have 2 wide receivers and 2 tight ends that can catch the long ball as well as the fact that we have a fullback who can catch passes out of the backfield. This success will force defensive coordinators to reconsider how they try to defend us. I agree, in addition, with the comments above about Landry and Fletcher. Furthermore, I witnessed a miracle yesterday. Another interception bounced off of Rogers's hands, but it came back to him and he MADE THE CATCH. At that point I was sure we'd win the game. Next year, Donovan, please invite him to the receivers' camp in Arizona. If you can turn those clubs into hands that should be good for 5 picks a year. I didn't like losing yesterday, but at least it was exciting, and it wasn't embarrassing to be a Redskins fan in spite of the loss. The last time I remember a feeling like this was when we had Sonny and no defense...