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SunnySide · 11-01-2021, 12:53 PM

"I thought I played pretty well. I thought we moved the ball really well," Heinicke said when asked about his assessment of his overall performance. "It's just the same story as last week. We get down the red zone area and for some reason we stall out."

Last week against Green Bay, Washington went without a touchdown in four red zone trips. On Sunday, the group went 0-for-2 in the red zone. And, for the second straight week, Washington's offense outgained its opponent by over 100 total yards, but still managed to finish with fewer points.

"In most of the games, we've moved the ball well. It's not like we're not getting a lot of yards," Heinicke said. "I think we're driving and we're sustaining long drives. Again, it's just when we get to that 35-yard line, to the 20, for whatever reason we just stall out. The name of the game is to score more points than them. It's something we just continue to work on every week and try to get better at."

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Screens and passes to runningbacks out of the backfield tend to dry up in the RZ. Windows get tighter.

Were 3rd lowest in yards through air per completion at 5 yds per. Behind the Lions and Steelers.

It is what it is. I dont think Allen or Heinike are above each other, just different style QBs. Heinike's play is slipping every week and id have to assume it is D coordinators having film and game planning for our predictable offense under Heiknike.

Id at least like to see Kyle Allen to better judge Turners scheme and help evaluate our QB2 for next year. Heinike? Allen? Player to be named later?

11-01-2021, 12:53 PM	#4
SunnySide Playmaker Join Date: Sep 2019 Posts: 4,568	Re: Taylor Effing Heinicke "I thought I played pretty well. I thought we moved the ball really well," Heinicke said when asked about his assessment of his overall performance. "It's just the same story as last week. We get down the red zone area and for some reason we stall out." Last week against Green Bay, Washington went without a touchdown in four red zone trips. On Sunday, the group went 0-for-2 in the red zone. And, for the second straight week, Washington's offense outgained its opponent by over 100 total yards, but still managed to finish with fewer points. "In most of the games, we've moved the ball well. It's not like we're not getting a lot of yards," Heinicke said. "I think we're driving and we're sustaining long drives. Again, it's just when we get to that 35-yard line, to the 20, for whatever reason we just stall out. The name of the game is to score more points than them. It's something we just continue to work on every week and try to get better at." ---------------------- Screens and passes to runningbacks out of the backfield tend to dry up in the RZ. Windows get tighter. Were 3rd lowest in yards through air per completion at 5 yds per. Behind the Lions and Steelers. It is what it is. I dont think Allen or Heinike are above each other, just different style QBs. Heinike's play is slipping every week and id have to assume it is D coordinators having film and game planning for our predictable offense under Heiknike. Id at least like to see Kyle Allen to better judge Turners scheme and help evaluate our QB2 for next year. Heinike? Allen? Player to be named later?