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ES Coverage: 2010 Redskins vs Packers

10/17/10

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VICTORY!!!

Redskins 16 - Packers 13 (in Overtime)

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Both teams come into this matchup coming off a win last week. Skins beating out the Eagles by five points on the road and the Pack beating out the Lions in Green Bay by two points.

Let’s cut open the cheese here and take a look. Or as Dirty Thirty would say, let’s get to the “meat n potatoes”.

PACKER’S DEFENSIVE SPOTLIGHT

Charles Woodson is a scary man. He will line up at Left Corner Back in the Pack’s base Defense but they like to move him to Right Corner Back & Safety in their sub packages. He was named to the NFL's All-Decade team for the 2000s. He was the Defensive Player of the Year last season with a career-high nine interceptions. He was the first player to win Defensive Player of the Month three times in one year. He leads the NFL in interceptions since 2008 with 17, and has returned 10 career picks for touchdowns. That being said, it took him four weeks to get his first interception this year, coming against the Detroit Loins to start the 3rd Quarter. Oh, and it was for 48 yards and a touchdown. You can watch it here. Woodson will bite on a double move allowing a receiver to get open, which makes for a great opportunity for Santana Moss.

PACKER’S OFFENSIVE SPOTLIGHT

Pro Bowl QB Aaron Rogers likes to go deep. Often. Last week against the Lions he threw for 3 first-half touchdowns, 181 yards, and 2 INTs. Take a look here.

Rogers should have a bit harder time trying to go deep against Haslett’s 3-4 Defense. This Skins defense likes to jam receivers at the line of scrimmage. It’s partly how they took the Eagles DeSean Jackson out of last week’s game in Philly. Teams have been hard pressed to go down field against this Defense. With Haynesworth being out today for his step brother’s funereal, after his outstanding performance last week, the Skins will face some challenges in keeping the pressure on Aaron Rogers, forcing him to abandon the deep ball and stick to the dink and dunk passing game.

Rogers enters with five INTs in four games. Again, throwing two last week, in the first half. Expect either Hall or Moore to have at least pick today, and Carlos, well he had this to say “If you think about it, I dropped an easy interception against Dallas,” Rogers said. “The next week against the Texans, I came back and got a pick. Against the Eagles I should have had another one, so that means I’m going to get one this week against Green Bay. If the ball comes my way and I’ve got the chance, I’m getting a pick this week. I guarantee it.” Like Murf, I wouldn’t bet the house, either. Heck, I wouldn’t even put money on it, guarantee or not. Now I’d change that if the League allows the use of Stickum before kickoff.

Green Bay’s Offense is currently ranked 14th in passing yards with 226.8 and ranked 22nd in rushing yards with 94.5. So again, if Haslett can keep the pressure on Rogers, take away the deep ball, then the Pack become very one dimensional. Aaron Rogers (QB rating of 96.3) has already been sacked five times for a total loss of 33 yards this season. Last year, he was the most sacked (50 times) QB in the League. Look for him to get planted butt down in the dirt several times today as his O-Line is leaky. The only way for the Packers to prevent this is to do what the Eagles did last week to save Kolb’s bacon. And that’s to simply hold Orakpo.

Washington’s Offense is currently ranked 13th in passing yards with 230.2 and ranked 19th in rushing yards with 98.0. It’s a pretty close match with Green Bay’s ranking. However, Washington’s problem tends to come in the 2nd half. Don’t get me wrong, they can still move the ball. They just don’t seem to be able to move it into the Endzone after half time.

Against Dallas, the Skins scored 10 points in the first half. Only 3 points in the second half.

Against Houston, the Skins scored 20 points in the first half. Only 7 points in the second half.

Against St. Louis, the Skins scored 13 points in the first half. Only 3 points in the second half.

Against Philly, the Skins scored 17 points in the first half. They failed to score at all in the second half.

Two field goals and a single touchdown in the second half for four games. It’s not very pretty, but it has gotten the Skins to a 2-2 record. Imagine where they’d be sitting at if they could match their first half offensive output in the second half. Either way, this game shouldn’t be a stinker as both teams match up with each other pretty well. Although I’d give a slight advantage to the Skins for 1) playing at home, and 2) actually having found their running game last week with Torain.

The Heyer Effect

With the return of first round draft pick Trent Williams, the “Heyer Effect” should well be neutralized. The “Heyer Effect” caused two penalties against the Eagles for 15 yards. He only had one penalty for five yards against the Rams. Against the Texans he only had one penalty called for ten yards. Against the Cowboys he was called for an Ineligible Downfield Pass, but the penalty was declined.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR THIS WEEK

• The Redskins’ selling out a home game for the 353rd consecutive time, including playoffs. It will mark the 133rd consecutive sellout at FedExField, which accounts for all regular season, postseason and preseason contests.

• The Redskins winning consecutive games for the first time since 2008 (Weeks 7-8) against Cleveland and at Detroit, respectively.

• The Redskins winning consecutive games against teams with winning records for the first time since 2008 (Weeks 2-3) against New Orleans and Arizona, respectively.

• The Redskins winning three consecutive games against NFC teams for the first time since 2008 (Weeks 3-5) against Arizona, at Dallas and at Philadelphia, respectively.

• The Redskins playing the Packers for the first time since Oct. 14, 2007, when the Packers won, 17-14, in Green Bay.

• The Redskins hosting the Packers at FedExField for the first time since Oct. 31, 2004, a 28-14 Packers victory. Prior to that, the teams had not met in Washington since Dec. 2, 1979, a 38-21 Redskins victory.

• The Redskins defeating the Packers for the first time since Oct. 23, 1988, at Milwaukee. The Packers have won four straight since (2001-02, 04, 07).

• The Redskins registering a completion of at least 56 yards in four straight games, which they have not done since 1950 (Weeks 1-4) against the Colts, Packers, Steelers and Giants, respectively.

• Tight end Chris Cooley making four catches to move past Eric Green (358) for 36th spot in NFL history for receptions by a tight end. Cooley needs five catches to pass Pete Holohan for 35th and six catches to pass Raymond Chester for 34th.

• Cooley registering 55 receiving yards, which would give him the most he has ever had through five games, surpassing the 288 he had in 2008.

• Linebacker London Fletcher playing in his 197th consecutive game. He is currently tied with Indianapolis’ Peyton Manning for the second-longest active streak behind Minnesota’s Brett Favre (290).

• Fletcher starting his 157th straight contest. He is currently fourth among all NFL players in consecutive starts behind Favre (288), Manning (196) and Tampa Bay’s Ronde Barber (170). Fletcher has the longest consecutive starts streak among active linebackers by 73 games over Dallas’ Bradie James, who is second with(83).

• Wide receiver Joey Galloway catching seven passes and moving past former Redskins great Gary Clark (699) and into 31st place on the NFL’s all-time receptions list. With eight catches, Galloway would become the 31st receiver in NFL history to record 700 career catches.

• Galloway catching two touchdowns, which would give him 79 for his career and match him with Harold Carmichael, Redskins Legend Charley Taylor and Pittsburgh’s Hines Ward for 22nd in NFL history.

• Quarterback Donovan McNabb registering 411 passing yards and surpassing Steve DeBerg (34,241) for 18th place on the NFL’s all-time passing list.

• McNabb completing four passes and passing Steve DeBerg and Hall of Famer Jim Kelly (2,830) for the 15th-most in NFL history. With 28 completions McNabb would pass Hall of Famer Troy Aikman (2,898) for 14th all-time.

• McNabb rushing for 61 yards and moving past John Elway (3,407) into sixth place for the most rushing yards by a quarterback in NFL history.

• Safety Kareem Moore registering a takeaway for the third consecutive game and becoming the first Redskins player to do so since Sean Taylor in 2007 when he had interceptions in each contest from Week 5 to Week 7.

• Wide receiver Santana Moss adding to his 7,733 career receiving yards, which is tied with Anthony Carter for 87th on the NFL’s all-time list. With more than 112 yards on Sunday, Moss would pass Carter, Bobby Engram (7,751), Drew Pearson (7,822) and Plaxico Burress (7,845).

• Moss catching four passes and moving past Chris Chambers (523, active) and Brett Perriman (525) into the 95th spot on the NFL’s all-time receptions list.

A REDSKINS WIN WOULD...

• Start the Redskins at 3-2 or better for the third time in four seasons.

• Give the Redskins back-to-back wins for the first time since 2008 (Weeks 7-8) against Cleveland and at Detroit, respectively.

• Give the Redskins consecutive wins against teams with winning records for the first time since 2008 (Weeks 2-3) against New Orleans and Arizona, respectively.

• Signify the Redskins winning three consecutive games against NFC teams for the first time since 2008 (Weeks 3-5) against Arizona, at Dallas and at Philadelphia, respectively.

• Start the Redskins 3-0 in conference games for the first time since 2005, when they opened the season with wins over Chicago, Dallas and Seattle.

• Give the Redskins a share of the NFC East lead after Week 5 for the first time since 2005, when they were tied with the Giants at 3-1.

• Be the Redskins’ first over the Packers since Oct. 23, 1988, at Milwaukee.

• Mark the Redskins first home victory over the Packers since Dec. 2, 1979, a 38-21 triumph at RFK Stadium.

• Snap a four-game losing streak against the Packers (2001-02, 04, 07).

LEAGUE LEADERS

Team

• The Redskins are tied for third in the NFC and tied for fifth in the NFL in turnover differential (+3).

Redskins Offense

• Ranks second in the NFC and 6th in the NFL in yards per first-down play (6.22).

• Ranks eighth in the NFC and 16th in the NFL in total offense (328.3).

• Ranks seventh in the NFC and 13th in the NFL in passing offense (230.3).

• Ranks first in the NFC and fifth in the NFL in yards per play (6.0).

• Ranks first in the NFC and fifth in the NFL in net passing yards per play (7.3).

• Ranks fourth in the NFC and seventh in the NFL in fewest passes intercepted (2).

• Ranks fourth in the NFC and ninth in the NFL in sacks allowed (6).

Redskins Defense

• Ranks sixth in the NFC and tied for 12th in the NFL in rushing defense (98.0).

• Ranks fifth in the NFC and 10th in the NFL in rushing yards allowed per attempt (3.7).

• Ranks sixth in the NFC and tied for 12th in the NFL in red zone defense, allowing six touchdowns in 14 opponents trips (42.9).

Redskins Special Teams

• Ranks third in the NFC and fifth in the NFL in kickoff return average allowed (17.9).

• Ranks second in the NFC and third in the NFL in punt return average (15.2).

• Ranks second in the NFC and eighth in the NFL in kickoff return average (25.1).

• Ranks third in the NFC and fifth in the NFL in opponents average start position on kickoffs (22.7-yard line).

Individual Leaders

• Donovan McNabb’s 426 passing yards in Week 2 is the fifth-highest single-game total in the NFL this season.

• McNabb ranks fifth in the NFC and 10th in the NFL in passing yards (958).

• McNabb ranks third in the NFC and seventh in the NFL in yards per pass attempt (7.92).

• McNabb ranks fourth in the NFC and seventh in the NFL in interception percentage (1.7).

• McNabb ranks seventh in the NFC and 15th in the NFL in passer rating (84.7).

• McNabb ranks third among NFL quarterbacks in rushing yards (81).

• Clinton Portis ranks 11th in the NFC and 26th in the NFL in rushing yards (195).

• Santana Moss ranks tied for fourth in the NFC and tied for 13th in the NFL in receptions (22).

• Moss ranks sixth in the NFC and tied for 14th in the NFL in receiving yards (290).

• Moss ranks tied for seventh in the NFC and tied for 17th in the NFL in third-down receptions (6).

• Moss ranks tied for ninth in the NFC and tied for 27th in the NFL in first downs (15).

• Chris Cooley ranks 13th in the NFC and 30th in the NFL in receiving yards (234).

• Cooley ranks tied for seventh among NFC tight ends and tied for 14th among NFL tight ends in receptions (16).

• Cooley ranks third among NFC tight ends and seventh among NFL tight ends in receiving yards (234).

• London Fletcher ranks tied for second in the NFC and tied for fourth in the NFL in tackles (39, according to NFL GSIS).

• DeAngelo Hall ranks tied for seventh in the NFC and tied for 13th in the NFL in tackles (34, according to NFL GSIS).

• LaRon Landry is tied for second in the NFC and ranked tied for fourth in the NFL in tackles (39, according to NFL GSIS).

• Rocky McIntosh ranks tied for second in the NFC and tied for fourth in the NFL in tackles (39, according to NFL GSIS).

• Brian Orakpo ranks tied for 13th in the NFC and tied for 26th in the NFL in sacks (2).

• Carlos Rogers ranks tied for second in the NFC and tied for fifth in the NFL in passes defensed (5, according to NFL GSIS).

• Josh Bidwell ranks eighth in the NFC and 15th in the NFL in net punting average (37.7).

• Graham Gano ranks second in the NFC and eighth in the NFL in points (31).

Stay tuned as we get set up & see what’s going on.

Also, don't forget to follow us ontwitter@HomerMcFanboy & @TKextremeskins.

You can also catch the pre game show & Sonny, Sam, & Larry on ESPN 980 here.

And while you’re waiting, here’s the pilot episode of what we like to call ES Cribs. :) Special Guest Appearance by Darth Packer. Be sure to boo along with us from your living room. :) That said, Darth is a pretty good guy. Heck of a fan, who just happens to wear the wrong colors.

Redskins inactives

CB Barnes, G Dockery, DL Haynesworth, RB Portis, LB Riley, DT Bryant, TE Paulsen. Beck is 3QB

Packers inactives

Shields, Johnson, Chillar, Barnett, Tauscher, McDonald, Newhouse and Wynn.

After waiting for nearly two hours for internet service in the Press Box, I can know announce to you that the team is wearing the burgundy jersey/white pants uniform. And I can also tell you that it's damn weird seeing Hunter the Punter wearing the #17.

Packers get the coin tossTwo plays later, the Skins offense . Ozzy Osbourne's Scream Until You Like It blares through the PA. And we're under way. Packers get smothered, covered, & mofo'd at their 8 yard line.

Two plays later(without a deep ball) Green Bay fumbles & KMO recovers. Returns for 12 yards. I cheer. In the Press Box. :) Skins ball on the GB 20. Crowd erupts into a "Let's go Redskins" chant. Crowd falls silent as a Packer is down 7 the cart comes out.Make no mistake, this defense plays physical. They will hurt you & send you packing.

Two plays later, the Skins offense puts Pickett on his ass. As banged up as GB is, they may not be able to field a team by halftime.

Collective "oooooooooooooo" & not in a good way from the Press Box as McNabb gets an awful snap & is sacked for a loss of 22. :doh: Hunter the Punter pins GB at their 10. And GB finds thier running game in one play. 71 yard run to the Skins 19. Touchdown is stopped by Hall. 1st Down.

Skins with a goal line stand at the 1. Backs upi GB to the 5. Rogers passes to Lee for the touchdown.

Cheeseheads 7

Redskins 0

Simpson returns for 29 yards.

McNabb incomplete to Armstrong. Pass complete to the All Torain Vehicle for 11 yards. Torain runs for 8 yards. 2nd & 2 still Skins ball. McNabb with an incomplete pass to Cooley. 4th & 3. Hunter Smith punt is good for 31 yards. Ball on GB 13. 1st & 10

Chief Zee can be seen below the window firing up the crowd.

Packers have 3 injuries, 2 questionable & 1 (Lee) OUT.

Arron Rogers is on fire with the short passing game. Still no deep ball yet.

3rd down & the crowd gets LOUD. Causes Jennings to drop the call as the Defense knocks his block off. Another "Ooooooooh" erupts in the Press Box from that hit.

Banks with a fair catch. 1st & 10 Skins ball.Time to put it together & get in the end zone. Chop Block on GB gets the Skins an easy 15 yards.

McNabb passes to Cooley for 5 yards. Defense gets called for Illegal Contact which tacks on 5 more yards for a 1st down. Torain for a 1 yard run. 2nd down.

3rd after an incompletion to Cooley. Skins 0-2 on 3rd down so far today. Six yard pass to Moss but it's a 4th down. Skins punt to the GB 7, returned to the 14.

Crowd gets LOUD but GB manages to run it.

Rogers is getting the ball out fast, even though Carted is getting held without it getting called.

Rogers completes a 35 yard pass & Landry damn near takes the Receiver's head off for it.

End of the 1st QTR.

The lower bowl is full though I can't see anything above it. Like the new HD Boards for example.

Pack are in the Red Zone at the Skins 1 yard line. Their 3rd string FB can't get in the endzone. Neither can Rogers when he tries to run it in. 4th Down. GB takes a time out. Packers go for it & it's broken up in the corner endzone. 1st & 10 for the Skins on their 1. Ugh.

Jamal Brown with the false start. Evidently Jamal hangs out with Heyer. Screen pass to Torain to the 3. 2nd & 3. Will Montgomery is subbed in. McNabb to Sellers for 22 yards. 1st Down. McNabb sacked for a loss of 7. Ball at the 18. Pass complete to Cooley for 6 yards. 3rd & 11 on the 24. Skins are 0-3 on 3rd down conversions today. McNabb complete to Williams for 9 yards. 4th & 2. Cue up Hunter the Punter. Hunter outkicks his coverage allowing GB a heckuva return for 52 yards.

Holiday damn near crushes Rogers as he throws it away. 3rd down GB. Rogers sacked which is good as Jennings makes a cut & is wide open for an easy touchdown. Packers split the upright.

Cheeseheads 10

Redskins 0

Skins could [i[definitely[/i] use Haynesworth right about now.

Banks gets stopped on his way to the endzone but it doesn't matter as there's a flag. Illegal block in the back. Skins burn a time out.

1st & 10 from the Skins 8. Skins need to eat some clock here & march it though the endzone.

Torain runs it to the left twice to pick up the 1st down. Sets up a McNabb misdirection run to the right but he gets sacked for a loss of 2. McNabb incomplete to Cooley & they're now 0-4 on 3rd down conversions. McNabb to Torain for not enough to convert. Hunter to punt. Again. Ugh.

Rogers incomplete to Driver. 2nd Down. Incomplete to Jones as KMO breaks it up. 3rd down. Crowd comes alive. You can hear them beating the hell outta the Party Deck above us.4th down & Banks back to receive. Flag down. holding on Darrel Young. Damnit. Skins at their own 15.

Cluster**** as McNabb fakes the handoff, a Packer losses a helmet, McNabb goes down on their second attempt & a flag is down on GB. another ugly Skins play then McNabb sacked for a loss of 8. 3rd down. We might as well punt as we can't convert yet in this game. OMGOMGOMG Crowd ERUPTS as McScramble hits Moss for 52 yards on 3rd down. Seems Skins finally figured they need to get their act together.

TWO MINUTE WARNING

Tthey're playing Journey's Don't Stop Believin' right now, & DAMN! our cheerleaders are smokin.:)

McNabb incomplete to Moss in the back corner. McNabb with a shovel pass to Moss good for 9 yards. Dreaded 3rd down time. Skins convert with the All Torain Vechicle. CP is watching from the sidelines. Incomplete pass to the People's Champ Anthony Armstrong. 2nd down. Complete to Cooley for 6. 3rd down again.

Heyer is in. God help us.

McNabb pulls an escape out of his ass but the pass is incomplete to Moss. Gano is good for 26 yard field goal. 13 seconds left in the half after 12 plays for 78 yards. Skins ball when we come back from the half. Bad news is, they've had a hard time scoring any points in the second half so far this year. Good news is Portis is coaching up Torain on the sideline. GB returns to their 37. Nine seconds left. Illegal forward pass to Jones, 2nd down. Rogers incomplete to Nelson. 3rd down. 3 seconds left. Rogers incomplete to Driver and it's Half Time.

Back from Half & the Skins drive stalls out. One of these days Joey is gonna get that deep ball from McNabb.

Packers start their drive at the 10 after a Hunter Smith punt. And they're driving. Rogers to Driver who rolls upside down ON HIS HEAD for 34 yards. Jeez.Skins could REALLY use big Al in there today since they're not getting the push up the middle they need. Graan Bay inside the 20 & they burn their first timeout.I just noticed that a row below is Mike Lombardi & Sal Pal. GB hits the 34 yard field goal.

Cheeseheads 13

Skins 3 & needing to put it together.

Simpson & Westbrook back to receive. Westy returns for 6 yards, ball at the 22.

The defense is keeping them in this game even though they give yards, but not points. It very well may take the defense to score to pull out this game.

McNabb incomplete to Cooley. Again. It's 3rd down & the Heyer Effect is back in. Timeout Skins. Their first of the Half. McNabb incomplete for Moss. Hunter's back with a weak, 51 yard punt. Packer ball at the 32.

Packers run for 7. 2nd & 3. Rogers runs for 1 & gets swarmed down. 3rd down. GB is 1-7 on 3rd down conversions. They burn their 2nd timeout as the crowd gets back into this one.

Jamal Brown's return is questionable with a knee injury.

Packers are marching pretty much at will now as the Skins get dashed for 9 yards on the ground. 3rd down again at the Skins 29. Crowd only gets heard on 3rd downs at this point. Crowd noise works again as Rogers in incomplete to Driver. 4th down. Green Bay miss a 48 yard field goal to give McNabb great field position to work with. Gotta take advantage here. Aaaaaaaand he's incomplete to Sellers. 2nd down. Skins convert another 3rd down as McNabb passes to Moss for 9. 1st down. And the HEyer Effect comes into play as McNabb goes down for a loss of 9. Completed pass to Cooley for 6 yards. 3rd time again. End of the 3rd.

Fourth Quarter

4th &2 Skins going for it. McNabb incomplete to Armstrong deep. Packers ball. Ugh.

Rogers sacked for a loss of 2. 2nd down. Rogers complete for a loss of 1. 3rd down. Pass good for 5 yards. 4th down. Banks back to return. While he looks like a Bobble Head, Banks is definitely exciting to watch.

Joey caught one. He really caught one. Though it wasn't the deep ball. TOUCHDOWN ARMSTRONG FOR 48 YARDS!! Kick is good & the band & fans are fired up.

Cheeseheads 13

Skins 10

That was Armstrong's first career TD & McNabb's 4th of the year. Announced attendance is 87,760.

Gano booms it inside the 5 & Nelson gets 12 yards & blown up by the Skins ST.

Crowd is back in this one. Rogers get nailed & throws an incompletion. Crowd gets LOUDER. Rogers complete for 25 yards to Nelson. 1st down. Complete to Driver for 5 yards. Crowd still in this one. Deafening "DE-Fense" chant going on. Completed pass again. 3rd down. Ball is tipped. 4th down & 2.

Money Banks back to receive. Cuts the corner, takes a late hit out of bounds that doesn't get called. 1st & 10 from the 25.

McNabb to a WIDE OPEN Armstrong to the 48. Gain of 23. McNabb is gonna make Armstrong a star in this League. Incomplete pass to Sellers as he had no one to hurdle if he caught it.

Mathews out with cramps, return is questionable. Five yard penalty on the GB defense. Ball on the GB47. 1st down. Another incomplete pass to Old Man Joey. McNabb under pressure throws incomplete to Torain. 3rd down. McNabb's pass is deflected into the hands of Armstrong for a helluva catch. Pass incomplete to Cooley with a flag on the play. No foul. 3rd down & 9. Skins are 5-14 on 3rd conversions today. Incomplete to Old Man Joey again. 4th down & the 4th blown pass interference call. Gano misses the 50 yard field goal.

Rak gets the holding call. FINALLY. If he hadn't it looked like he was ready to kill someone.

2nd down. Rogers gets his ass planted for a loss of 9 to the 28. 3rd & 23. CROWD IS LOUD again, Rogers runs for 15 & has to punt.

Money Banks back to receive & it's a touchback in the endzone. That's the only way they can stop his speed by not allowing him to catch the ball.

Old Man River....errr Joey catches one for a 1st down so he's up to at least two token catches now. Torain gets 4 & it's 2nd & 6. McNabb to Coooooooooooooley who breaks 3 tackles & gains 30 yards. Ball at the GB 30. McNabb dumps it short over the middle for 6 to Cooley.

TWO MINUTE WARNING

Bon Jovi's You Give Love A Bad Name is blasting through the PA. I have no idea why they picked that song. The cheerleaders must like it or something.

And we're back with the All Torain Vehicle picking up 2 on the ground. Skins burn their 2nd tiHoping this doesn't go to Over Time. Time to put this one away. Gano going for it from 45 yards out. Kick is good & we're tied.

Gano puts it in the endzone. GB starts their march. Rogers runs for 14 & burns their last timeout. 1st & 10 Packer ball. Crosby is warming up on the sideline.

26 seconds left

Crowd is into it. Rogers complete for 24 yards.Rogers spikes it. Crosby going for it from 53 yards & he DOINKS IT.

ONE SECOND LEFT.

Oh. Dear. Lord.

McNabb picked in the endzone & returned for 64 yards. And Trent Williams is down.

OVER TIME

Green Bay wins the toss.

Trent is walking off on his own power with the trainers.

Gano puts it in the endzone & GB returns it to the GB 26, 1st & 10.

Crowd is PUMPED.Rogers can't hear.

Carlos drops a sure INT. Glad Murf & I didn't bet the house. We knew better. :)

LOUD DE-FENSE chant going on. Rogers get his ass planted for a loss of 8. 4th & 20. Money Banks back to receive. Flag on the return. Block in the back. Cost the Skins 10 yards. Trent is back in the game. First down Santana Moss. Complete again to Moss on the sideline for 11 yards. Moss over 100 yards for the day. Incomplete to Old Man Joey. 2nd down. McNabb back to pass & it's tipped. 3rd down. Skins now 5-16 on 3rd down conversions. McNabb sacked. 4th & 19. Hunter punts it for 41 yards & Williams nearly gets his head taken off trying to return it.

Rogers complete for 5 yards. 2nd & 5. Landry with the pick & returned for 23 yards. Ball on the GB 16. Offense is back on the field & the play is now under review. Looks like this one is going to back to the spot on the pick. Down by contact on the 39. 1st down Skins.

Heyer Effect is in at LT, Hicks at RT

3rd down & FLAG. Defensive holding is good for 5 yards & a 1st. The All Torain Vehicle finds reverse gear for a loss of 5. Armstrong gets a pass interference call in his favor courtesy of Woodson. 1st down.

Gano for a 33 yard field goal & the win. GB calls time out. Gano drills it.

FINAL

Cheeseheads 13

Skins 16

Here's some exit video clips for those of you not here today. :)

PHOTOS

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To see a slideshow of ExtremeSkins game photos click HERE

To see the complete set of ExtremeSkins game photos click HERE

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AUDIO

To listen to comments from Lorenzo Alexander click HERE

To listen to comments from Anthony Armstrong click HERE

To listen to comments from Brandon Banks click HERE

To listen to comments from Phillip Daniels click HERE

To listen to comments from Reed Doughty click HERE

To listen to comments from Brian Orakpo click HERE

To listen to comments from Casey Rabach click HERE

To listen to comments from Carlos Rogers click HERE

To listen to comments from Mike Sellers click HERE

To listen to comments from Hunter Smith click HERE

To listen to comments from Ryan Torain click HERE

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I'm surprised that Dockery is inactive.

Barring injury, Looks like Dock could struggle from here on in. I think when he re-signed, he did so with a small SB but ~$5m year on year salaries. Can't see that lasting past 2010 at this rate.

Anyway, Thanks for the update TK.

I'm backing Santana today.

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Fantastic work here tonight, great coverage guys, thanks for all your efforts. Probably the best coverage we have had in quite a while.

Thanks Hap. That's high praise coming from you. :)

But, help some brothers out. :)

What exactly did you like?

What didn't you like?

Let us know what's working for you guys & what you couldn't care less about so we can continue to improve.

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Hmmm. Well personally, I never listen to the audio from the players. I'd love transcripts of course, but that's a ridiculous request, so I won't make it ;)

I also know that others probably love the audio clips, especially since you can actually hear the tone and context of whatever they say.

Honestly, I think you guys do a great job on everything that I can think of. You all add a level of "being there" that almost, ALMOST makes up for the fact that many of us CAN'T be there.

So thank you :)

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Hmmm. Well personally, I never listen to the audio from the players. I'd love transcripts of course, but that's a ridiculous request, so I won't make it ;)

I also know that others probably love the audio clips, especially since you can actually hear the tone and context of whatever they say.

Honestly, I think you guys do a great job on everything that I can think of. You all add a level of "being there" that almost, ALMOST makes up for the fact that many of us CAN'T be there.

So thank you :)

If you only listen to one audio clip, I'd highly recommend it being the one with Carlos Rogers. He swore to me he was going to get an interception this week, so he knew I was going to find him in the locker room after the game and was laughing as soon as he saw me. It's a very lighthearted and fun interview and was pretty enjoyable to be a part of.

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What exactly did you like?

What didn't you like?

Let us know what's working for you guys & what you couldn't care less about so we can continue to improve.

I miss the blog like entries you guys used to do at the end of the coverage. Also miss the Art style blog of the trip. Probably can't do those every time, but I bet sometimes some cool behind the scenes stuff goes on.

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If you only listen to one audio clip, I'd highly recommend it being the one with Carlos Rogers. He swore to me he was going to get an interception this week, so he knew I was going to find him in the locker room after the game and was laughing as soon as he saw me. It's a very lighthearted and fun interview and was pretty enjoyable to be a part of.

I'm gonna take your advice and definitely check it out. Who knows, maybe you'll win me over for good and I'll listen to them all from now on! :)

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TK, when I was looking through the album, I was thinking the same thing. :rotflmao:

We were laughing about those last night while uploading them. Notice though, he's got a straw instead of the famous toothpick. ;)

I saw him come out during the Dallas game the same way. I swear if he ever throws up a Wolfpack hand sign I'm going to loose it. :ols:

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We were laughing about those last night while uploading them. Notice though, he's got a straw instead of the famous toothpick. ;)

I saw him come out during the Dallas game the same way. I swear if he ever throws up a Wolfpack hand sign I'm going to loose it. :ols:

I miss wrestling, :( haven't watched a single event since Backlash '04. How is it nowadays?

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