Dallas pregame Dallas week

[skinsdad62]

One on Moreland one on Nicholson

 

[Sportster 72]

The Eagles were pushing our DLine around at the beginning of the game. While I was watching the D was playing well against the pass …. after I left all hell broke loose.

 

[skinsdad62]

I get it dad, just pointing out that a lot of these guys don't know their ass from a hole in the ground. My point is read the guys that really know the game. That is where you learn.

Has nothing with you posting the tweets. I appreciate the stuff you do for the board.

No issue at all I am saying I will put my knowledge up against anyone . My ultimate goal is to do these breakdowns myself once I get computer savvy

 

[skinsdad62]

This needs investigation

 

[skinsdad62]

SNIDER: Redskins defense requires new leader

 

[skinsdad62]

What we learned from the the Redskins loss against the Philadelphia Eagles

we need a win to stem the tide here

 

[skinsdad62]

Redskins Roundup: Setting The Table For Sunday

next week first look

 

[skinsdad62]

https://www.redskins.com/video/redskins-roundup-pt-2

the good

 

[skinsdad62]

Redskins Roundup: Final Thoughts

we lost lets get the next one

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

Skins signes a safety from seahawks to 53 man roster

 

[skinz2winz]

We can't do this and win... Typical Jay Gruden coached team.
4. Penalties Plague Redskins Offense

After taking a dominating 17-0 lead early in the second quarter, the turn of the tide became evident due to key penalties on both sides of the ball for Washington. The Redskins committed 12 penalties totaling 96 yards, their third-most in a game since the 2013 season. On the contrary, Philadelphia committed only six penalties for 54 yards. With the infractions often occurring on manageable down-and-distances, it put the offense in uncomfortable situations where it could not convert.

 

[skinsdad62]

We can't do this and win... Typical Jay Gruden coached team.
4. Penalties Plague Redskins Offense

After taking a dominating 17-0 lead early in the second quarter, the turn of the tide became evident due to key penalties on both sides of the ball for Washington. The Redskins committed 12 penalties totaling 96 yards, their third-most in a game since the 2013 season. On the contrary, Philadelphia committed only six penalties for 54 yards. With the infractions often occurring on manageable down-and-distances, it put the offense in uncomfortable situations where it could not convert.

its true

 

[SoCalWizFan]

We can't do this and win... Typical Jay Gruden coached team.
4. Penalties Plague Redskins Offense

After taking a dominating 17-0 lead early in the second quarter, the turn of the tide became evident due to key penalties on both sides of the ball for Washington. The Redskins committed 12 penalties totaling 96 yards, their third-most in a game since the 2013 season. On the contrary, Philadelphia committed only six penalties for 54 yards. With the infractions often occurring on manageable down-and-distances, it put the offense in uncomfortable situations where it could not convert.

Yep & they also still appear to have clock mgmt. issues. They did manage to avoid penalties in that area (although it appears that the refs missed one delay of game call) & I give credit to Keenum for a lot of that. Jeez - is Gruden ever capable of fixing this issue?

 

[kbso83432]

Winnable game.

 

[skinsdad62]

Winnable game.

yeah i hated to see that one get away

 

[skinsdad62]

Report: Redskins sign CB Simeon Thomas from the Seahawks practice squad

must mean a move is coming with FM

 

[skinsdad62]

Skins Stats & Snaps: Redskins @ Eagles (Offense)

3rd & 4th Down- The Redskins moved the chains on just five of their 13 third-down plays on Sunday (38.5%).

A major reason for the team’s poor success rate on the money down was that they were an average of 8.0 yards behind the sticks on those plays. They went 3-for-4 when they were within four yards of the line to gain, but just 2-for-11 when they needed to gain 5-plus yards. The offense had to gain seven or more yards on over 61% of their third-down tries.

another problem that never gets resolved add to that penalties and time management (most of the time )

Penalties- Eight of the team’s twelve accepted penalties were committed by the offense (10 of 14 total penalties). Those twelve penalties (96 yards) were the third most the team has committed in the Jay Gruden era (since 2014).


Beware of Speed Demons- Philly certainly seemed to be concerned about getting beat deep by the lighting fast pairing of Richardson and McLaurin. They gave them an average cushion at the time of the snap on their targets of 8.6 and 8.0 yards respectively, the second and eighth-biggest cushions given to qualifying players in Week 1.

The Eagles had good reason to be concerned, as Richardson (4.40) and McLaurin (4.35) form the only starting outside receiver duo in which both players ran the forty with a time of 4.40 or better.

this could be a huge advantage later on in the season

Redskins Rushing- The Redskins’ offense had one of their worst performances running the ball since Jay Gruden took over as head coach in 2014.

Guice and Thompson ran it a combined 13 times but only gained 28 yards on those plays, which gave them a paltry 2.15-yard average. The yardage total and average rank fourth and seventh worst in the Gruden era. The only time they were worse in both categories since 2016 was in last season’s finale against these same Eagles (21 yards and a 1.75 average).

To top it all off, they did not pick up a single first down on the ground for the first time since Week 8 of 2011 (at Buffalo - the John Beck game). That is the only other game in which they failed to do so since 1999, Offensive Line (Team)- As you can probably tell from the previous section, the line did not have a great day blocking in the running game. I’ll give you one more nugget to back that idea up, though. Of the team’s 28 rushing yards, 22 of them came after contact, which means they only average 0.46 yards before contact which is as far as first down data goes back. The Redskins are also the first team to accomplish this feat since 2017.

Morgan Moses- The Redskins ran to the right side of the line, Morgan Moses’ side, eight times and gained just 9 yards on those plays (1.13 YPC).

The running game was the least of Moses’ worries, though. He committed a team-high 3 penalties (2 accepted) and allowed a game and career-worst 6 pressures, one of which was the Eagles’ lone sack of the game. His 48.5 PFF grade ranked last among all of Washington’s offensive players in the game.

 

[skinsdad62]

Redskins Ingredients for Improvement after Week 1 loss to Eagles

he wont have a job if he keeps this stuff up plain and simple

 

[skinz2winz]

Not a lot of quick trigger plays in Jay's offense.

 

[skinsdad62]

Something we missed , should have challenged it