The Gud, the bad and the Great. Rams Post game reactions

Just saw this bit on an NFL.com article (http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000535911/article/fisher-on-redskins-oline-its-dallas-all-over-again).

To back Fisher's point: Like the Cowboys of last autumn, Washington's line prowess and ground game have helped the Redskins chew up the clock to an unsual extent. They owned the ball for 37:44 on Sunday after holding it for 37:54 in Week 1 against the Dolphins -- the first time they've topped 37-plus minutes of possession in back-to-back games since 1992.

Just saw this bit on an NFL.com article (http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000535911/article/fisher-on-redskins-oline-its-dallas-all-over-again).

I posted that yesterday 37:54 and 37:44

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Gud


O-Line and Running backs: Are freaking kidding me? We have some beasts in the backfield! (My buddy dubbed them, "Thunder and Thunder") .

I went all hulk-smash mode when ALFMO got his face mask pulled and they fed him the rock right down the middle the next play. Just good football

Bad
Penalties
No deep threat/action

Great

Defense in general. The Rams had no answer. Congrats to JOE B on his first NFL win at D coordinator.

Ugly
Jeff Fishers facial hair

EDIT: Honorable mention: I also thought Gregg Williams goat looked pretty dumb

Gud


O-Line and Running backs: Are freaking kidding me? We have some beasts in the backfield! (My buddy dubbed them, "Thunder and Thunder") .

I went all hulk-smash mode when ALFMO got his face mask pulled and they fed him the rock right down the middle the next play. Just good football

Bad
Penalties
No deep threat/action

Great

Defense in general. The Rams had no answer. Congrats to JOE B on his first NFL win at D coordinator.

Ugly
Jeff Fishers facial hair

Lol Lis commented on . . . Said he looked like a molester. Seriously, some people gotta change up their look every 30 years or so.

I love the new nickname: Morris + Jones = MoJo

About time we had some mojo in DC!

Yes he is

Was at the Ravens game behind the Skins bench and did not see Gruden call any plays. Even when there was a change of possession KC went right over to McVay and there was no communication with Gruden. I took notice of this and watched pretty closely throughout the game and Gruden did not look like he was relaying anything to McVay.

This was pre season of course but it seems like the same thing is going on regular season. During the change of possessions KC goes right over to McVay. I'm sure Gruden is calling some, but it really looks like McVay perhaps has a larger role here.

McVay and Gruden are both responsible for passing plays with Gruden having final say. Gruden and Callahan on running plays and Gruden generally defers to Callahan on those. my guess is eventually Gruden will be like Gibbs and just have final say on critical moments like 4th down or 2 minute drills

Not that SS needs me or anyone else to back him up on what he said, but I'm sure I heard somewhere (I think it was Joey T.) that the plan was for McVay to call the plays in the preseason games. In the regular season, Gruden would become more involved in the play-calling.

Not that SS needs me or anyone else to back him up on what he said, but I'm sure I heard somewhere (I think it was Joey T.) that the plan was for McVay to call the plays in the preseason games. In the regular season, Gruden would become more involved in the play-calling.


See I don't like that. Either you call the plays or you don't. IMO it just shows lack of confidence.

As for running game, I'm glad it's Callahan that has the power. The man knows how to implement and call a great running game.

McVay is a pretty young OC. I like that they let him learn in preseason. As he learns Gruden can focus more on the HC specific parts. It seems they have a long term plan to build a cohesive group and that's a good thing

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