austinslater25":8pedvsdv said:
I think on defense we use a lot of man to man coverage and shut down the Skins receivers. This allows us to be effective against the running game similar to what we saw in San Fran. On offense I think we run a more tradional offense with an emphasis on the run by Lynch and Wilson. Seahawks win comfortably 27-13.
Good call. I think we have one goal, get them into third and long. Our front three have one job on 2 downs, not allow the ZBS to get 3 yards upfield and create cutbacks, and on third, Clemons and Irvin have to keep contain.
They are going to test Browner deep. They burned him twice last year with Grossman on play action. The smoke screens and bubble looks Washington likes won't work, our secondary is too good. They will try and iso Tru and Hill, they had success against Hill last year passing to running backs.
On Offense, our playcalling is going to be tested. The red potatoes biggest weakness is the secondary and crossing routes with linebackers. Their linebackers play decent middle zones. We have had a stubborn dedication to the run up until the end of the Chicago game, and we could have a slow start if we insist on running against stacked lines early in this one.
There will be deep plays to be had in this one, especially up the seams.
Special teams has a really big opportunity in this game. We have spun games on blocking kicks and big returns a few times this year, and with the Red Spuds poor special teams, we have some big plays to be had here. If this one is a blowout, it will be specials that starts the ball rolling.
