Red-zone issues, penalties, missed kicks make Washington a metrics outlier

[DerekJohnson]

Red-zone issues, penalties, missed kicks make Washington a metrics outlier

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

Thanks Taft!

 

[dirtysouwfdawg]

love the bravado but fuck your numbers, fuck your basketball, and fuck you. You’re not 5-0 so STFU and fix your shit.

 

[Bob_C]

I'd argue that consistent red zone issues through 5 weeks aren't likely to get better and should be baked into baseline and not considered as a source of potential upside. Michigan covers this week.

 

[DerekJohnson]

I'd argue that consistent red zone issues through 5 weeks aren't likely to get better and should be baked into baseline and not considered as a source of potential upside. Michigan covers this week.

If were OC in the red zone, I'd spread the field and give the ball to Coleman

 

[Bob_C]

I'd argue that consistent red zone issues through 5 weeks aren't likely to get better and should be baked into baseline and not considered as a source of potential upside. Michigan covers this week.

If were OC in the red zone, I'd spread the field and give the ball to Coleman

Agree with that. Several failed plays in the red zone there were are 3 or 4 receivers on the field but they are pulled in tight to the formation, which defeats the purpose.

 

[dirtysouwfdawg]

I'd argue that consistent red zone issues through 5 weeks aren't likely to get better and should be baked into baseline and not considered as a source of potential upside. Michigan covers this week.

If he wins, which he won’t, I’ll get back on the fish train… until they go on a 4 game losing streak after that.

 

[DerekJohnson]

I'd argue that consistent red zone issues through 5 weeks aren't likely to get better and should be baked into baseline and not considered as a source of potential upside. Michigan covers this week.

If were OC in the red zone, I'd spread the field and give the ball to Coleman

BUMP

 

[jarlsbergraygun]

I'd argue that consistent red zone issues through 5 weeks aren't likely to get better and should be baked into baseline and not considered as a source of potential upside. Michigan covers this week.

If he wins, which he won’t, I’ll get back on the fish train… until they go on a 4 game losing streak after that.

welcum back to the fish train

 

[CallMeBigErn]

I'd argue that consistent red zone issues through 5 weeks aren't likely to get better and should be baked into baseline and not considered as a source of potential upside. Michigan covers this week.

If he wins, which he won’t, I’ll get back on the fish train… until they go on a 4 game losing streak after that.