CapitalsCupReality
It’s Go Time!!
- Feb 27, 2002
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No vodka for me, can I do Tequila?
Wet hog, GB was down their top corner and in theory our receivers should have given them fits. This is what a good d-coordinator does, makes the defense at least equal if not the sum of its parts. Williams did that with us under Gibbs. I don't really understand how you can't see that.
**** it. Doing tequila.
Surprisingly good season. Looking forward to more next year. Hopefully with Culliver back and growth from Kysheon and Breeland, along with maybe signing Gallette, we should be good next year as well.
GB has 1st round, 2nd round and 3-6 year vets in their prime playing their natural positions in the secondary. The Skins have Breeland, undrafted FA's, converted WR's, aged Vets out of position and journeyman players in their secondary.
Bang your "Fire Barry" drum if it makes you feel better, but there is more to it than just the DC. The Skins D was a question mark coming into this season before key players were lost to injury. They thrived down the stretch because Cousins and the offense took heat off them by scoring points and holding on to the ball.
Now, in the playoffs, the Skins ran into a team with a **** load of playoff experience and better players at a lot of positions when compared to the Skins. When the offense couldn't sustain anything on a consistent basis GB's future HOF QB picked the Skins defense apart. Its not rocket science.
Wait, is firing Barry a thing people want?
Can we maybe give him more than one year ?
You going to go by how high draft picks are? Seattle's defense wasn't too good then, I guess. Our run defense was not a question mark this season, wasn't last year and should have been even less so with Knighton. Last year we gave up 4.1 yards per rush, this season 4.8. Last year we gave up 249 yards passing per game, this season 251. We picked up Golston, Knighton, and Paiea who were upgrades over what we had before. Our offense helped the defense out more than it did last year.