What's better for the Skins tonight -- A Cowboys or Giants win?

[LavaRnChad]

Originally Posted by GreekSkin

Why? They've shown they turn the ball over plenty and they nearly gave a Romo-less Cowboys team a second life.

As we've seen, anything can happen in the NFL. But when I look at the Giants run-game, how are we gonna stop them when we make no-name RBs look good? Need I say anything about our CBs against their WRs? Remember... Eli ain't Cutler.

[aceinthehouse]

BTW,a perfect scenario for the redskins besides us winning our games...?

Dallas is 1-5
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Dallas lose to Redskins,Jacksonville,@Colts and maybe lions(no shot),,,(4 more losses

and beat @Giants,Sweep the Eagles,win @ Green bay,win over saints

and maybe win over @Arizona (but this may not matter..we will see on this game)

This would give them a 7-9 record and no playoffs...and catapult the redskins to the superbowl

[CRedskinsRule]

How many INT's did Eli throw(how many did Cutler throw)? Their Oline is better than the Bears, yet Eli threw multiple picks. I am not going to say today that we beat them hands down, but I think this team has done enough that they ought to at least be expected to compete against any team out there.

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

3 or 4... I know at least 3. Brandon Jackson also fumbled again.

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

Originally Posted by aceinthehouse

Well Romo is done and so are the cowboys at 1-5 now...

What we can hope for is they help us out a little and maybe beat the Eagles,who have a bad defense. Even Kitna can carve that like butter.

Cowboys can actually help us out, by beating a few teams for us this season,to give us that high playoff seed

There not winning 8 of their last 10 with that schedule,so maybe upsetting a few teams could help us a bit.(and even that at 9-7, is no automatic playoff spot)

We will see...
Most importantly,we need to take care of business on our end.

This is all we need to do to get ourselves that high playoff seed you are talking about.

Do not rely on a team that is falling apart worse or as bad as we were last year. Without Romo the Cowboys will be lucky to win 3 more games this year. You actually predicted them to go 7-9.... :confused-

[NYCSkin]

Originally Posted by mooby

I wish we had more playmaking wideouts. Don't get me wrong I love Santana, and Anthony Armstrong looks to be improving, but seeing the Eagles with DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin, and the Giants with Hakeem Nicks and Steve Smith, and the Cowboys with Dez Bryant (who had a great game tonight) and Miles Austin makes me envious. DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin, Hakeem Nicks, and Dez Bryant are all great playmakers, and they do make more plays than Santana.

I was thinking the same thing--it's quite depressing when you look up and down the WR crop in our division and see so many young guys making plays. Jason Avant and Riley Cooper also make plays for the Eagles as do Manningham and Ramses Barden for the Giants. Makes me further question why we keep old retreads like Galloway and Roydell Williams. I'm glad Banks is getting a shot now. Might as well promote Austin and see what he can do. He'll gain experience and at the very least duplicate the 0-1 catches that Galloway gives us a game...

[aceinthehouse]

Originally Posted by artmonkforhallofamein07

This is all we need to do to get ourselves that high playoff seed you are talking about.

Do not rely on a team that is falling apart worse or as bad as we were last year. Without Romo the Cowboys will be lucky to win 3 more games this year. You actually predicted them to go 7-9.... :confused-

Oh..god no
That was not a prediction..

That was a scenario of them taking down a few teams, while still not making the playoffs.

I too,think they will be lucky to win 3 more games as you do....

But what would you rather have?
Washington wins division with a 10-6 record and is the 3rd seed and Green bay is 11-5 and is the 2nd seed?

Or dallas beating Green bay and making green bay also 10-6 as we would be and us getting the 2nd seed instead.

That's just one example...

My point?
If the Cowboys have no shot at making the playoffs,then why not have them help us a bit by maybe beating the Giants or eagles once..?

We have a tough schedule...we might need that help.
That's all I'm saying...

[SirClintonPortis]

Originally Posted by mooby

I wish we had more playmaking wideouts. Don't get me wrong I love Santana, and Anthony Armstrong looks to be improving, but seeing the Eagles with DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin, and the Giants with Hakeem Nicks and Steve Smith, and the Cowboys with Dez Bryant (who had a great game tonight) and Miles Austin makes me envious. DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin, Hakeem Nicks, and Dez Bryant are all great playmakers, and they do make more plays than Santana.

Don't worry, all we have to do is follow ace's advice. Trade away our draft picks for Vincent Jackson(and his kicking of the penalty flag in a playoff game). We'll be the rest of division in two ways. First, by showing they're wrong to use the draft and second, we get a HOF'er.
:cheeky-sm

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SirClintonPortis

Don't worry, all we have to do is follow ace's advice. Trade away our draft picks for Vincent Jackson(and his kicking of the penalty flag in a playoff game). We'll be the rest of division in two ways. First, by showing they're wrong to use the draft and second, we get a HOF'er.
:cheeky-sm

And you know what's worse? All of those wideouts I listed above, DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin, Hakeem Nicks, Steve Smith, Mario Manningham, and Dez Bryant were all drafted by their respective teams in the last 3 seasons, and Miles Austin was undrafted but spent enough time learning his craft so that he could be a playmaker when his number was called. We should've invested our 2008 first round pick on an offensive lineman because that was a weak draft for elite wideouts (yeah I know Eagles took DeSean Jackson when we had a chance to take him, we just went for the bigger guy instead of the smaller but faster wideout because that's what everybody thought we needed .)

It definitely hurts knowing these guys are going to be tearing up the league for a long time while we are sitting here with one quality wideout (Moss) and a bunch of has-beens (Galloway) or unknowns (Armstrong, Banks, Austin, and MK after this season).

[12thMan]

Yeah, Joey Galloway is a head scratcher at this point. Why and how is he still on the team? And has Roydell Wiliams even seen the field lately? We're essentially running the show with one wideout and one TE. That's it.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

Yeah, Joey Galloway is a head scratcher at this point. Why and how is he still on the team? And has Roydell Wiliams even seen the field lately? We're essentially running the show with one wideout and one TE. That's it.

Yeah, we need 3 pro bowl receivers and an elite Tight End. If we had that we'd be....1-5? McNabb is still learning the system. Adding another pro bowl receiver won't make that much of a difference until the QB is comfortable with what we're doing. As far as I know we now have a running game, a pro bowl tight end, a pro bowl receiver, and a solid up and comer in Armstrong. Or if you prefer a 1,200 yard guy, 900 yard guy, 600 yard guy, and two 300 yard guys.

More importantly we have a guy that could easily become a 1,000 yard rusher.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Well they are up by 10 after two minutes into the game.

it's not how it starts ....it's how it ends.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

How many INT's did Eli throw(how many did Cutler throw)? Their Oline is better than the Bears, yet Eli threw multiple picks.

3 are being credited to him but as with all season...two out of the three were off the hands(tipped) of his recievers.

[redsk1]

Eli Manning put on a show after those first 2 drives. Actually the whole Giants team put on a clinic. Their run game...awesome...mixed w/ highly effective pitches and catches by Eli and his very good core of recievers.

I never thought much of Eli his first few years, but these last few, he's really proven to be an excellent QB. Last night, he just carved them up.

[Gtothearry]

Originally Posted by Giantone

3 are being credited to him but as with all season...two out of the three were off the hands(tipped) of his recievers.

Originally Posted by Giantone

it's not how it starts ....it's how it ends.

Pretty much summed up my post from last night.

Originally Posted by Gtothearry

If the Giants receivers caught the ball it would be 7-0 Giants. It's 10-7 now....games aren't decided in the 1st two minutes.