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Originally Posted by GTripp0012
It's hard to see this offense getting better in the short term. They can replace Artis Hicks, and they can replace Joey Galloway, which would fix some issues on this offense, but the replacements would be Will Montgomery and Roydell Williams. At some point, you're just not talented enough to be great. Luckily, for one more week at least, the emergence of Keiland Williams keeps the flame of optimism flickering. For all the faults here, particularly on third down, the Redskins just enjoyed one of their more efficient days of the season against a quality defense.
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Another solid breakdown GT.
I agree and i doubt that we'll be great but at least we could be good, which would be an improvement.
Keiland showed well and i loved the run call on 3rd down its very counter to the modern 3rd down logic and was just outside of the book enough to work had Keiland made a better read.
I thought McNabb was better this game but he's got to turn down some of those passes.
I think its a mistake to trust Galloway (on non-vertical routes) i would rather see him go somewhere else with the ball.
*From a game plan perspective how are they still giving Galloway targets on non-deep routes? Why is he being targeted on key 3rd downs?
You cannot tell me that this offense wouldn't be better if Fred Davis was a bigger part of the passing game then our 3rd WRs.
I think the OL is what it is at this point and played about as well as we can expect.
They were good in the run game and not terrible in pass protection.
Our skill position players namely WRs let us down this game and their faults are imo partially due to a gameplan that features the wrong players.(Fred Davis vs Galloway/Williams although Williams is better then Galloway on non-deep routes).
DEFENSE-
Andy Reid gameplan was phenomenal and it helps that he has Mike Vick.
We got ambushed and i think any team that played them last night would have lost. (maybe not as badly but lost just the same)
Vick was in the zone and was executing a flawless gameplan.
They attacked all our weaknesses.
I tip my hat the Andy Reid.