Simon

I thought he was doing it last week vs Miami also

good grief Tremaine.....

Huge props to Daboll What a drive....

I haven't seen a replay but I'm guessing he was going for another 15 yrd ride

I'll bet you my truck this is another Edmunds "highlight"

They have been already. The Washington OLine looks very capable

That is indefensible

He's in a serious dogfight today and does have a few bite marks on him

😮 Indefensible

Zimmer flirting with a roughing call on the INT

There is no matchup on this planet where sitting a healthy Moss is not ******* stupid

I think I'm still pissed off about Moss being scratched in Week #1 vs Pittsburgh. ******* stupid

Something went down earlier with #64. Ford and DWilliams both anted a piece of him after the play. He also went low on Allen on the early miss to Diggs.

Yeah he hung around way too long; didn't see if he payed for it though

Did you see him protecting himself on that earlier miss to Diggs? He still does not trust his Oline.

Nice ; - )

Kumerow too

They're referring to him giving up 12 on 3rd/12

That is just a filthy rip from Allen

Going to lock this for the day so we can focus on the actual game. Will likely reopen it later in the hopes that some folks will stop trying to sidetrack the actual football stadium discussion with off-topic Covid rants.

Tony Finau is an assassin and Justin Thomas is was sporting brass.

I think that's supposed to be "tulips"

He doesn't trust his protection and he's playing with one eye on the defensive front and is unwilling to step into his throws.

This is always one of my favorite whines, when people brag to the world at large that they're just too lazy or stupid to read the English language for more than 30 seconds.

He produced a bunch of turnover opportunities from the sideline too that they almost capitalized on. I didn't see it so much as a gameplan as it was Sean and Leslie's personal Skunkworks. I think they were so confident in their ability to handle that team that they just decided to run everything under the sun and put a bunch of new and younger players into as many situations as they could and see how everybody did. It looked like a freaking football lab out there. You saw Oliver taking snaps at End, Groot dropping into a mess of different zones, Star getting lots of single gap opportunities, Epenesa being allowed to disregard contain responsibilities, Edmunds running different twists, multiple blitzes from both boundary and slot corners, lots of late switches to disguise coverages, etc. and it just went on and on and on and on. I can't recall an instance where they stuffed that large a variety of looks into a single game. Whoever is calling Washington's offense must be sitting in a film room right now with a clicker in one hand a bottle of Tums in the other.