Re: Skins vs Seasquawks Positive and Negatives
 

[quote=punch it in;1088673]Perry Riley could have been allowed to line up on top of Wilson and I still dont think he would have been able to stop him. He is one God awful football player.[/quote]

Perry Riley would not have been able to meet Wilson on the edge if he spied him.....but Keenan Robinson would have.....Haslett erred greatly.

Re: Skins vs Seasquawks Positive and Negatives
 

[url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/football-insider/wp/2014/10/09/how-rookie-trent-murphy-is-subtly-helping-the-redskins-pass-rush/]How rookie Trent Murphy is subtly helping the Redskins’ pass rush - The Washington Post[/url]

A little look at Murphy's game so far... more in-depth than my sig. :D

Re: Skins vs Seasquawks Positive and Negatives
 

[quote=Chico23231;1088709]Yup. Jason Reid just wants to be in the story essentially. The days of just reporting are over[/quote]

These were all dumb comments. No one likes a loss. What, are you supposed to be depressed all year? You've got to like your job, like your teammates and they fought out there. We lost, and yes -- we still sucked in special teams, erratic on D, and our running game was missing -- but we looked like we belonged.

Injuries happen, I get it -- but let's realize that we're still down a starting QB, CB, TE, NT and our MLB went out mid-game.

What if Seattle lost Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman, Zach Miller, and Bobby Wagner? Would they be the same team with Tavaris Jackson?

What if Denver lost Peyton Manning, Aquib Talib, Julius Thomas..
etc.


There's no excuse for failure. But let's at least acknowledge that MOST teams in the league would suck if their starting QB was out. The Colts in the past went from perennial playoff contenders to 1-15 (Suck for Luck).. We just happen to have a good backup QB that's kept us competitive for 3 out of past 4 games.