If you've watched the first Redskins Dallas games you would understand why. The first time around Dallas got shredded by the pass on Thanksgiving. Multiple 30+ yard TDs. Rob Ryan was determined this time around to not get beat by the pass again. Deep safeties all game long who were instructed never to bite on read option fake no matter what even if it meant they couldnt help support on the run. Along with the corners doing press man on all our WRs. (I fully expect Seahawks to try the same strategy). Why would you continue trying to force throws with possibility of turnovers like Andrew Luck in that type of coverage when you have a top 5 rusher? Ya man 68 yards on 6 carries with a TD last night 
i am not talking about yards ran and what amount of carries. I am talking about purposeful runs.
My man. He rushed for first downs and he rushed for a touchdown. How much more purposeful can you get on a run?
That is what Dallas was so focused on.. taking away the intermediate and deep routes which is why Morris was able to go ham. Why keep forcing it if you can just run it with ease? Also, how you gonna say in the long run this type of offense doesn't make a QB improve when this is the first time this type of offense has ever been seen in the league? If it was so foolish & gimmicky then why is half your division starting to put it in their playbook now?
Stop it bruh. The hawks defense will be the best we've faced all year no doubt. We'll be ready tho
will be a good game
thethe best thing about these threads is that most of the coli has seen griff play only 2-3 games this season
s are out today
Following the Seattle Seahawks Week 4 loss to the St. Louis Rams, head coach Pete Carroll was in search of answers for an offense that was struggling to find production.
The Seahawks were converting just 28-percent of their third down opportunities for the season and quarterback Russell Wilson had just thrown three interceptions in a 19-13 loss to the Rams. Wilson and the Seattle passing game had yet to throw for more than 160 yards in a game and Seattle had failed to score more than 20 points in three of their first four games.
Carroll decided to take a look at the success the Washington Redskins and offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan were having with fellow rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III at the helm. Carroll went to school on how the Redskins were using Griffin and how they were relying heavily on the read-zone option offense that Griffin ran while at Baylor.
“I was impressed with how much they got out of it,” Carroll said. “…They’re way ahead of everybody else in terms of their commitment to a really college style of offense and it’s been very effective.”
In the weeks since, Seattle has added more read-option to their offense and Wilson’s productivity has taken sizable steps forward. Wilson has thrown for nine touchdowns with just four interceptions over the last five games and has three games with a passer rating of 96.8 or better. Success getting the ball in the end zone has improved as well as the Seahawks have scored touchdowns on six of their last eight red zone possessions.
Seattle has been able to continue to have success running the football with Marshawn Lynch out of the shotgun and mixing in their more traditional run game as well. While Wilson isn’t the athlete Griffin is, he does have the capability to run the zone-read option well enough to make defenses honest. Seattle then found success running play-action off the read-option to find completions down field against the Minnesota Vikings last week.
“It was a good move for me and it’s helped up a little bit,” Carroll said. “I was influenced a little bit more than I thought when I first looked at. You see some of our stuff coming to life and it’s helping us.”
RG3 will be gone by yr 3 and kirk Cousins will come in to save the day, Shanny dont believe in gimmick qb's, Alfred Morris carried the skins to the offs, (they will rue the day), that team is basura altho they do play with heart. But now they'll start feeling themselves, its still the same plodding skins...Fletcher and Hall are their impact players on D,
the fury
