OT: 2024 Washington Commanders thread: change we can believe in!
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Cush
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Not remotely worried about Hurts. He's figured out. Everyone knows he doesn't throw to the middle of the field. Only sidelines. You can plop token zone coverage with 2LBs and then focus on the sides and he's got nothing.
There are plays where guys crossing the middle are just ignored by defenses in favor of focusing on the wide options and Hurts ignores the wide open dude. For someone listed as over six feet he plays like he cannot see past his line.
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Was horrific. Won’t post it here and didn’t catch it in real time but the replay is gruesome.
g00n
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Worst home loss for Dallas since 1988 if 47-9 score holds.
Also first time ever there was a 47-9 game in the NFL.
Also first time ever there was a 47-9 game in the NFL.
Love seeing Dallas get beat down! Skins still in sole possession of first in division.
ynotcaps
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That really sucks -- hell of a player and seems like a real solid, guy, too.
ynotcaps
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As for today, I think it's about what a lot of us feared/expected.
I had some hope based on the "any given Sunday" rule, but the Raven's are a better team than we are, and they've been building what they've got for years. As for our end, the D showed they're not as good as the previous 2 weeks suggested, but as others have said, the BAL offense should always be a machine, and today it was. We don't have the secondary talent needed to shut down good offenses, and the pass rush doesn't give it enough help against teams with decent-or better O lines.
Aside from the talent deficiencies on D, the biggest takeaway is that Jaden continues to grow and show week by week. This was the first game since the opener where we were chasing most of the game, and that can be where a rookie gets antsy and makes mistakes trying to push things that aren't there (hell, lots of veterans do the same.) But he didn't get sloppy or careless, didn't play hero-ball and was the reason we were still in the game. He looked really good against a defense that based its entire gameplan on stopping him.
And, yeah -- I'm still a Tee Higgins guy. After today's showing, more than before.
Back at it next week, with another chance to expand our division lead!
I had some hope based on the "any given Sunday" rule, but the Raven's are a better team than we are, and they've been building what they've got for years. As for our end, the D showed they're not as good as the previous 2 weeks suggested, but as others have said, the BAL offense should always be a machine, and today it was. We don't have the secondary talent needed to shut down good offenses, and the pass rush doesn't give it enough help against teams with decent-or better O lines.
Aside from the talent deficiencies on D, the biggest takeaway is that Jaden continues to grow and show week by week. This was the first game since the opener where we were chasing most of the game, and that can be where a rookie gets antsy and makes mistakes trying to push things that aren't there (hell, lots of veterans do the same.) But he didn't get sloppy or careless, didn't play hero-ball and was the reason we were still in the game. He looked really good against a defense that based its entire gameplan on stopping him.
And, yeah -- I'm still a Tee Higgins guy. After today's showing, more than before.
Back at it next week, with another chance to expand our division lead!
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Wish I’d been wrong. Skins did well for themselves. Mostly went toe to toe with a preseason Super Bowl candidate, on their field.
Not bad.
Cush
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Giants aren’t good.
Eagles have a lot of work to do, and some serious issues “in the room” (their HC is losing it).
Cowboys are wounded. Their offense isn’t near as good as it was, and their defense is banged up.
Skins get to 11-6, I think that will win the division. Can they get there? Yes. Schedule favours them over the rest of the division, and they are showing the best — least so far.
Eagles have a lot of work to do, and some serious issues “in the room” (their HC is losing it).
Cowboys are wounded. Their offense isn’t near as good as it was, and their defense is banged up.
Skins get to 11-6, I think that will win the division. Can they get there? Yes. Schedule favours them over the rest of the division, and they are showing the best — least so far.
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I wouldn't mind Higgins, but I'd rather trade for a corner like Ward. Cleveland is a disaster, so it's a good time to poach some of their defensive talent.As for today, I think it's about what a lot of us feared/expected.
I had some hope based on the "any given Sunday" rule, but the Raven's are a better team than we are, and they've been building what they've got for years. As for our end, the D showed they're not as good as the previous 2 weeks suggested, but as others have said, the BAL offense should always be a machine, and today it was. We don't have the secondary talent needed to shut down good offenses, and the pass rush doesn't give it enough help against teams with decent-or better O lines.
Aside from the talent deficiencies on D, the biggest takeaway is that Jaden continues to grow and show week by week. This was the first game since the opener where we were chasing most of the game, and that can be where a rookie gets antsy and makes mistakes trying to push things that aren't there (hell, lots of veterans do the same.) But he didn't get sloppy or careless, didn't play hero-ball and was the reason we were still in the game. He looked really good against a defense that based its entire gameplan on stopping him.
And, yeah -- I'm still a Tee Higgins guy. After today's showing, more than before.
Back at it next week, with another chance to expand our division lead!
That’s my thinking also. If you are going to burn draft capital for the next couple years to make the team better now, then defense is WAY more of a need than any offensive unit. Would I have necessarily said that going into the season? No but after 6 games, every part of the offense is at least decent. Defensively, only the LB’s look decent. The edge rushers and corners are terrible and the interior line and safeties are mediocre at best.
Unless the plan is to out score teams because you know the defense is so terrible you can’t even contemplate how you’d improve it, I don’t understand the idea of trying to add to the offense this year, as opposed to the defense, at the cost of future assets.
sycamore
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I can't understand for the life of me why Dallas continues to have faith in Prescott.
Not that I'm complaining
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We don't need Higgins especially before this year's trade deadline
give up as many assets as you can to get a premiere DB for the second half if possible
give up as many assets as you can to get a premiere DB for the second half if possible
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