Sunday's Pre-Game Warm-Ups

[stwasm]

I don't know if this has been covered or not, but I wanted to note an observation from yesterday.

I like to arrive at the stadium early to catch the pre-game warm-ups. My seats are 24 rows up from the field, on the Redskins side, east part of the stadium facing the pylon at the goal line. Normally, the visiting team warms up in front of us. During a 20-minute period, I was watching the 49ers offense. I counted four dropped passes and a pattern where Alex Smith threw outside while the receiver cut inside. That should have been an omen there! Whoa!

[E-Dog Night]

Definitely not a good sign when your offense has trouble moving the ball against a bunch of nitrogen and oxygen molecules.

[red zone]

I don't know if this has been covered or not, but I wanted to note an observation from yesterday.

I like to arrive at the stadium early to catch the pre-game warm-ups. My seats are 24 rows up from the field, on the Redskins side, east part of the stadium facing the pylon at the goal line. Normally, the visiting team warms up in front of us. During a 20-minute period, I was watching the 49ers offense. I counted four dropped passes and a pattern where Alex Smith threw outside while the receiver cut inside. That should have been an omen there! Whoa!

I was there for warm-ups and recall the throw Smith made to "no one." That pretty much explains the 12.5 passer rating. :doh:

[Art Monk Fan]

I was there for warm-ups and recall the throw Smith made to "no one." That pretty much explains the 12.5 passer rating. :doh:

Don't look now, but Alex Smith used the Redskins D to get healthy.

He improved his passer rating to 17.5!

[Matador36]

He looked like Heath Shuler yesterday

[stwasm]

He looked like Heath Shuler yesterday

No, Heath Shuler would have at least hit the guy on the sideline.

[betsy thurman]

Definitely not a good sign when your offense has trouble moving the ball against a bunch of nitrogen and oxygen molecules.[/