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Offline varoadking

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #50: September 09, 2024, 10:13:11 AM »
it's not unusual to see running QBs struggle to throw in the NFL. I'd give him a bit more than one game to reach conclusions.

Take it to the SSS thread...that's not how we do it here where hyperbole and overreaction is king!

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #51: September 09, 2024, 10:19:35 AM »
it's not unusual to see running QBs struggle to throw in the NFL. I'd give him a bit more than one game to reach conclusions.



I think it's a race between learning how to throw and being permanently broken

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #52: September 15, 2024, 04:10:00 PM »
Commies win their first of the year.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #53: September 15, 2024, 05:14:28 PM »
so if you put the commanders' kicker on the Giants, you'd have a super team?

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #54: September 16, 2024, 06:01:39 PM »
I think it's a race between learning how to throw and being permanently broken

That's what son texted during the game. He thinks Daniels might be even less self-protective than RGIII.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #55: September 16, 2024, 06:07:52 PM »
That's what son texted during the game. He thinks Daniels might be even less self-protective than RGIII.

Looking at him in the huddle, he seems so tiny

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #56: September 23, 2024, 09:16:50 PM »
Daniels can play.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #57: September 23, 2024, 10:22:30 PM »
No way daniels gets through this season without an injury.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #58: September 23, 2024, 11:10:25 PM »
That throw to Terry was elite.  Daniels might be special.  HTTR!

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #59: September 23, 2024, 11:19:15 PM »
That throw to Terry was elite.  Daniels might be special.  HTTR!
both of them were incredible

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #60: September 23, 2024, 11:37:33 PM »
Finaly have a quarterback. Hallelujah.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #61: September 24, 2024, 07:34:57 AM »
Finaly have a quarterback. Hallelujah.

Hopefully he proves more durable than the last Heisman winner they took second overall who also had an outstanding rookie season.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #62: September 24, 2024, 10:05:14 AM »
Before the pick is announced, I’ll go on record as saying three months ago I was all I on Jayden Daniels. But I’ve psyched myself out on him, probably overrating the risks that he may be too slim and will take too many sacks, like Howell. I’m in on Drake Maye, who I think has unlimited potential.

We shall see!

This was a bad take.

I thought Jayden Daniel's shiftiness would be a step too slow in the NFL. I was worried about the fact he was surrounded by not just good college talent but elite NFL-level talent at the skill positions at both Arizona State and LSU.

He's been awesome. Even if I'm still a tad worried by the hits, I've been impressed by how he's done protecting himself and I expect him to get even better. He's simply faster and quicker than many defenders. And he has done really well taking what defenses are giving him versus forcing it. I know defenses will eventually figure him out, but he already looks like an experienced game manager and doesn't get frustrated throwing lots of screens and dump offs. Right now, he has one top 15 WR and a decent running game. This skill position group isn't out talenting people. Jayden Daniels just looks very good. And I trust he'll adjust when defenses start figuring him out better.

Can we also discuss for a minute how much better Kingsbury is than Bieniemy? Daniels is averaging 25 attempts a game, I think Sam Howell had one game he played a full 60 minutes with less attempts. Sam Howell was ask to lead an offense that led the league in attempts and in pass to rush ratio at the same time the defense was crumbling. Kingsbury sees a struggling defense and young QB and is caling lots of short passes, RPOs, and we're run first on early downs to give Daniels some more low leverage situations. Sam Howell was throw, throw, throw with an occasional second down handoff if we he was lucky.

Commanders clearly made the right move with going to Daniels, but I'd bet a lot of money an impossible to prove bet that Sam Howell would be playing significantly better this season than last if was asked to do what Daniels is asked.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #63: September 24, 2024, 10:43:12 AM »
What is kind of striking is if you do the following Sporcle quiz asking you to name every quarterback to start a game for the franchise since 1999 (it doesn't include Daniels yet). There are 27 of them, but what I find striking is how high on the list Sam Howell is—it's ordered in terms of number of games started.

There are some pretty obscure names on this list. I got 100%.

https://www.sporcle.com/games/motrain24/redskinsqbs

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #64: September 24, 2024, 11:09:46 AM »
What is kind of striking is if you do the following Sporcle quiz asking you to name every quarterback to start a game for the franchise since 1999 (it doesn't include Daniels yet). There are 27 of them, but what I find striking is how high on the list Sam Howell is—it's ordered in terms of number of games started.

There are some pretty obscure names on this list. I got 100%.

https://www.sporcle.com/games/motrain24/redskinsqbs
The great thing os having McNabb and Wentz!

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #65: September 24, 2024, 11:22:04 AM »
What is kind of striking is if you do the following Sporcle quiz asking you to name every quarterback to start a game for the franchise since 1999 (it doesn't include Daniels yet). There are 27 of them, but what I find striking is how high on the list Sam Howell is—it's ordered in terms of number of games started.

There are some pretty obscure names on this list. I got 100%.

https://www.sporcle.com/games/motrain24/redskinsqbs
I only missed Jeff George. I am stunned by some of the random names I remembered over Jeff George.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #66: September 25, 2024, 09:10:52 AM »
Vegas has Commanders +3.5 headed to Arizona. They’re thoroughly unimpressed.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #67: September 25, 2024, 10:18:26 AM »
Vegas has Commanders +3.5 headed to Arizona. They’re thoroughly unimpressed.
That's home field advantage.  Arizona has looked decent this year.  Bet the house?

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #68: September 25, 2024, 01:04:16 PM »
That's home field advantage.  Arizona has looked decent this year.  Bet the house?

They beat the Bengals who lost to the Pats and the Giants who may be the worst team in football now that Young has been benched. It looks like we finally have a qb, but we're going to have a nice draft pick next year to get him help

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #69: September 25, 2024, 03:17:51 PM »
Commanders beat the Giants at home by three points. So they are even. Cards played the Lions well so that’s why they get a bit of love. Do you guys think they should be a touchdown favorite this week?  The oddsmakers want to see more.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #70: September 25, 2024, 03:53:55 PM »
I think the bengals just suck and the redskins don’t have any good wins. The cardinals destroyed the rams, played a good lions team close and barely lost to what may be a good saints team

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #71: September 26, 2024, 06:04:43 PM »
Also, the Commandskins' defense has been hot garbage so far.  The secondary makes one long for the Steve Spurrier days.

Make no mistake - I'm just tickled to have a possible franchise QB right now, but I'm not expecting a winning record with this kind of defensive play.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #72: September 29, 2024, 05:07:01 PM »
Also, the Commandskins' defense has been hot garbage so far.  The secondary makes one long for the Steve Spurrier days.

Make no mistake - I'm just tickled to have a possible franchise QB right now, but I'm not expecting a winning record with this kind of defensive play.
We get to experience having a good offense with a poor defense.

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #73: September 29, 2024, 06:22:03 PM »
The team is .... good?

Offline HalfSmokes

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Re: Commanders: Post-Dan Snyder Era (2024-25)
« Reply #74: September 29, 2024, 06:40:25 PM »
The team is .... good?

Better than they’ve been in years