Philly postgame week 1

[MTK]

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[mooby]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

Is it just me, or are there fewer articles about the game than in past years? Really only seen a basic recaps containing essentially the same information about the game, a couple articles on CY, and an SI piece on Haskins speech.

I don't get the Post so maybe that's where some of the more in-depth stuff is. I am used to seeing articles about how each unit performed, top ten takeaways, etc. and am not seeing those breakdowns.

It's not just you, ESPN apparently isn't doing a game recap anymore and Keim has moved to podcasts for the in-depth review. Weak.

At least I have the Athletic, they have plenty of coverage on the Skins.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Yeah certainly not a sympathy thing, but Arizona will be a truer test for sure. We shut down Murray like we did Wentz and im gonna say we are an 8 win team at worst. Dude is goooood. Hopkins. Gonna be a tough duo.

I feel the need to say it one more time: One of the worst trades ever! Bill O'Brien is a horrible GM and he can't coach either. How in the world does O'Brien still have a job in pro football? His continuing employment is proof that Snyder is not the dumbest owner in the NFL.

[skinsfaninok]

At halftime, with his squad trailing an NFC East rival 17-7, Rivera received an IV treatment. That left halftime speech duties to someone else. Haskins filled the void.

“Apparently, Dwayne stepped up, and it was a pretty (raucous) one from what I understand,” Rivera said after winning his Washington coaching debut.

“Very encouraging,” cornerback Jimmy Moreland said. “It made us feel like we’ve got to support (Dwayne). He’s (the) quarterback of our team. He’s the leader of our team. When he stepped up and said that it made us feel like we’ve got to get behind him.”

That is great to hear

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

At halftime, with his squad trailing an NFC East rival 17-7, Rivera received an IV treatment. That left halftime speech duties to someone else. Haskins filled the void.

“Apparently, Dwayne stepped up, and it was a pretty (raucous) one from what I understand,” Rivera said after winning his Washington coaching debut.

“Very encouraging,” cornerback Jimmy Moreland said. “It made us feel like we’ve got to support (Dwayne). He’s (the) quarterback of our team. He’s the leader of our team. When he stepped up and said that it made us feel like we’ve got to get behind him.”

That is great to hear

This shows how much Haskins has grown from day 1 - who remember the clip where Haskins begged the Oline to tell him what to do? Now, Haskins needs to show the progress on the field too.

[AnonEmouse]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

I feel the need to say it one more time: One of the worst trades ever! Bill O'Brien is a horrible GM and he can't coach either. How in the world does O'Brien still have a job in pro football? His continuing employment is proof that Snyder is not the dumbest owner in the NFL.

Getting to the playoffs has probably put off the inevitable. But that's largely talent related than coaching if you ask me. Imagine what RR or McVay could do with that roster...

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

This shows how much Haskins has grown from day 1 - who remember the clip where Haskins begged the Oline to tell him what to do? Now, Haskins needs to show the progress on the field too.

He will.

He progressed even within the Week 1 game too, compare his stats in the second half to the bad first half.

Dwayne knows he has a cannon arm and takes a lot of risks he shouldn't with that arm...so he'll always make some ugly mistakes, but I also think the number of incredible throws he makes will continue to increase.

He and McLaurin are going to be something very special to watch over their careers.

[AnonEmouse]

Originally Posted by Monkeydad

He will.

He progressed even within the Week 1 game too, compare his stats in the second half to the bad first half.

Dwayne knows he has a cannon arm and takes a lot of risks he shouldn't with that arm...so he'll always make some ugly mistakes, but I also think the number of incredible throws he makes will continue to increase.

He and McLaurin are going to be something very special to watch over their careers.

He's also capable of making a few plays with his legs, which he's not really been known for. I can't help thinking that's not an ability thing, more that he hasn't needed to before. He's no Dan Marino at least, as the running game goes.

[SunnySide]

https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/...699740672?s=20

^^ this tweet video is of our 1st TD to TE Logan, showing how he got so wide open. Pre snap we put our lone left outside WR in motion, which causes the D to shift, leaving one D man lined up on Thomas. But at snap our RB breaks out wide and the D man goes to cover the RB (I guess thinking he stillhad help) and lets Logan run right by him for an easy TD. I imagine if the D guy had stayed on Logan, haskins has an easy pitch to the RB.

Well designed, forcing the D to shuffle right before snap then forcing a D guy to make a decision. Haskins reads the decision and makes an easy toss either way.

https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/...866876416?s=20

^^ 2 mins of film on Wentz last 4 throws of the 1st half. on these throws, he had time and guys open just inaccurate or late.

[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by MTK

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This is what happens when fans of teams rarely in first place are for whatever reason . . . lol

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/...699740672?s=20

^^ this tweet video is of our 1st TD to TE Logan, showing how he got so wide open. Pre snap we put our lone left outside WR in motion, which causes the D to shift, leaving one D man lined up on Thomas. But at snap our RB breaks out wide and the D man goes to cover the RB (I guess thinking he stillhad help) and lets Logan run right by him for an easy TD. I imagine if the D guy had stayed on Logan, haskins has an easy pitch to the RB.

Well designed, forcing the D to shuffle right before snap then forcing a D guy to make a decision. Haskins reads the decision and makes an easy toss either way.

https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/...866876416?s=20

^^ 2 mins of film on Wentz last 4 throws of the 1st half. on these throws, he had time and guys open just inaccurate or late.

4 Eagles defenders shifted left with the pre-snap motion. That's bad discipline but I also hope it shows how all of the motion we'veiIncorporated is going to work all season.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

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This.

[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

I was thinking the same thing. Keim used to do the takeaways but stopped doing it last year.

kiem doesn't seem to write much of anything anymore . . . most of what he writes is 1 paragraph quick blurbs . . . i used to love reading his stuff, wish i still could!

[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by davy

Pretty sure Gruden was in charge when we overcame a 24pt deficit to beat the Bucs.

ah yes . . . the you like that game

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SkinsGuru

kiem doesn't seem to write much of anything anymore . . . most of what he writes is 1 paragraph quick blurbs . . . i used to love reading his stuff, wish i still could!

You and me both. I'm just not a podcast guy.