Next Day Thread (Same Day Edition) - Washin @TL

[srtman04]

5 hours ago, Skinsinparadise said:

Listened to Rivera today.  Between him and Scott Turner they seem really jazzed about Ricky Seals-Jones.  When Sheehan asked Rivera for a player who has surprised him in a good way, he cited him.  Turner talked him up the other day, too. 

 

On another note, between listening to Bobby Herbert talk about it, saying he's spoken to NO people behind the scenes, and Rivera himself, sounds like Winston has been underwhelming so far.  Herbert saying more or less that what he's hearing is that Payton isn't high on Winston based on what he's heard and he expects them to go elsewhere at QB next season.   And Rivera who typically overpraises the QB coming up next, really struggled to complement Winston.   Winston is averaging 150 yards a game.  

 

My point is if Winston has a get right game this Sunday, that won't look hot for this defense.  He's thus far easily the worst QB they've faced.

 

Ricky has made an amazing catch for a real game day touchdown already for us.....

[Morneblade]

32 minutes ago, KDawg said:

Yes our team make up and schematic match are very, very poor. Hence… a big reason for our struggles.

 

Square peg in a round hole. The question is; "Why"?

 

Because we are WFT. 🙄

[Skinsinparadise]

Ive defended Chase and I am still in the tank for him.  I don't love the Winston is tough to sack comments in advance, just go get him dude. 

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday is an ideal time - New Orleans has one of the league's worst passing offenses, and it's a golden opportunity for Chase Young to log his first sack of the season.

"I'm glad right now that we're staying together," Young said of the unit. "Everybody has their confidence.

"These guys went to big D-I programs, they know what it looks like and they know how to carry themselves at this time."

Young noted that sacks are no easy task against Jameis Winston, though.

"You know, people make fun of the little (workout) videos he has on Twitter, and they're funny, but you see in a game, some of those drills work a little bit," Young said. "He's real mobile in the pocket, that's why he doesn't get sacked, and he's still a strong dude at the end of the day.

"And he likes to get the ball out. You hit him, and he tosses that joint out. So you've got to make sure you hit the ball."

 

 

Edited October 8, 2021 by Skinsinparadise

[Warhead36]

Last year we were at least able to feast on backup OL. We haven't even been able to do that this year. The Chargers and Giants had backup OL that stonewalled us.