Redskins vs. Rams Gameday Thread

I can't get over the field goal attempt. Cundiff is awful from 50 yards plus, his career long is 62, and Shanahan basically said that he has more faith that Cundiff will hit a 62 yard FG than Griffin will complete a 16 yard pass. Wow. I mean, wow.

Shanahan is just trying to get a leg up on negotiating Cundiff's next contract.
"Well Billy, Bruce and I have reviewed your contract demands and while we want to resign you we believe your asking price is a bit high. For starters, the St. Louis game where you missed that game tying field goal in the 4th quarter......"

So, who wants to start the Scud's Studs and Smoot's Smackdown threads? :)

Maybe the Rams aren't half bad? Just tossing that out there.

No they aren't, Sam is a great qb and he is showing it this year

Man was I deflated, but i've calmed down now. It was a very odd came from beginning to end: Rams spotted skins 7 right off the bat; blown calls; broken plays; Redskins Defense collapses; Stephen Jackson benched; Out of control chippiness; Another blocked punt; a late TO by London Fletcher to give Skins a chance; bone head play.

I mean my lord. I feel like this was the most unusual game i've been a part of.

Grant Paulsen said that Shanahan thinks that Carriker may need to get operated on and it doesn't look good.

Thats disappointing. Glad we got Jenkins

Thats disappointing. Glad we got Jenkins

Jenkins is starting to look like a reach. He's not stout enough but, that can't be the reason he was drafted. Baker if/when healthy may go ahead of him.

Maybe the Rams aren't half bad? Just tossing that out there.

They really aren't. They should have beaten the Lions last week, and did a incredible job holding them to the amount of points they did.

Not having our number 1 WR killed us also.

Maybe the Rams aren't half bad? Just tossing that out there.

there is a cowboys blog i read and laugh to myself, especially after disappointing losses, like today to the Seachodes :) and i want to use a phrase everyone uses on their blog when explaining a loss to a team they felt they should have won. They like to use the phrase "playing down to the level of your opponent"....thats my favorite. But in all honesty, Rams played well enough to beat the Lions last week, probably should have won. I knew they be bringing it at home, Bradford is the truth son. Guy was straight ballin

It did, but I really like the other guys stepping up. Outside of his ridiculous last play (not only that, he had the first down if he just walks backward) Josh Morgan is a decent possession guy for us.