Crow tastes pretty good when its served in the Lombardy trophy.

@newyorkgiants11

Come on man! At least spell Lombardi right!!!

I think that RG3 is more dangerous than Vick because he’s far more advanced in reading defenses.With that being said, the Gmen will frustrate the rookie with disguises and schemes that he has not seen on film.Should be a good game, but Gmen will continue to dominate IMO…..Go Blue!!!!!

Gmen – 31

Skins – 10
_____
How do you figure? With no disrespect to Minnesota, New York will be the most talented defense Washington has faced this year. And so, while predicting a Giants win is not unreasonable by any means, predicting a blowout like this is totally ludicrous. Let’s look at facts:
Fact 1: Rex Grossman, Rex F. Grossman, dropped 20+ points on a healthier Giants defense twice last year: 28 in the first game, and 23 in the second. Rex F. Grossman.
Fact 2: Robert Griffin has never put up less than 20 points in a game he’s finished.
Fact 3: As talented as the Giants defense is, the Redskins are, by far, the best offense they’ve faced this year.

——————
I agree Redskins are probably the best offense we’ve faced yet(49ers fans would probably debate that), make no mistake this is not last years defense.We got killed last year by your tight ends because our linebackers were suspect.This year our linebackers are playing faster(Keith Rivers,Boley,Kiwi) than last year.Also keep this in mind,Antrel Rolle is not a slot corner this year and is playing lights out in his natural free safety position.Prince is clearly establishing that he is a solid corner as well.I meant no disrespect with the score,but if you look at your game last week,you guys should’ve been down at least 21-0 early on.This game will mirror the 9ers game.We will jump out on your horrible secondary early and force your offense to throw which RG3, sexy Rex, or anybody else you have will not be able to win that way.Go Blue!!!!!

whoa, whoa, whoa…
while i agree with your comment that predicting a blowout is ludicrous, i have a few issues with your point:
1) last year was last year. the same “healthier giants defense” allowed 17 to the 49ers in the NFCCG but only allowed 3 to a “more dangerous” 49ers offense last week. irrelevant.
2) keyword – finished. the giants are good at smacking around opposing qbs. bob will have to have his head on a swivel if he wants to play all 4 quarters, especially if he is running too many options against pierre-paul and tuck.
3) i can’t argue with the redskins being a better offense than DAL, TB, CAR, PHI, CLE and SF, however the giants offense is the best the skins will have faced all year as well.

but i digress, your initial point about the blowout prediction being off-base is correct. i expect a dogfight between these two long time NFC east rivals.

I think that RG3 is more dangerous than Vick because he’s far more advanced in reading defenses.With that being said, the Gmen will frustrate the rookie with disguises and schemes that he has not seen on film.Should be a good game, but Gmen will continue to dominate IMO…..Go Blue!!!!!

Gmen – 31

Skins – 10
_____
How do you figure? With no disrespect to Minnesota, New York will be the most talented defense Washington has faced this year. And so, while predicting a Giants win is not unreasonable by any means, predicting a blowout like this is totally ludicrous. Let’s look at facts:
Fact 1: Rex Grossman, Rex F. Grossman, dropped 20+ points on a healthier Giants defense twice last year: 28 in the first game, and 23 in the second. Rex F. Grossman.
Fact 2: Robert Griffin has never put up less than 20 points in a game he’s finished.
Fact 3: As talented as the Giants defense is, the Redskins are, by far, the best offense they’ve faced this year.

More importantly, the two offenses are not particularly similar. The Shanahans use a run heavy west coast, while Chudzinski is more predicated on the deep ball and power run, like Mike Tice in Chicago. And as we’ve seen, when the running and blocking disappear in Chicago, as they have in Carolina this year, Jay Cutler doesn’t do so hot.

Additionally, Nothing against Cam, but Griffin is likely the better pure passer and a harder worker in the film room. Plus, he’s a more dynamic and versatile athlete: even after defense study his game tape, Griffin will be better able to pull new tricks out of the bag.

On top of that, I don’t want to launch a whole coaching argument here, but the Shanahans’ system worked well enough to win Rex Grossman five games, so even if I’m wrong about everything I’ve said above, and Griffin is a worse passer, a less dynamic athlete, and slacks off in the film room, he will still be better than Rex Grossman at every aspect of quarterbacking and that should be good enough to put them in the playoff hunt every year.

Comparing Griffin to Vick is an insult to RGIII. Griffin is already better than Vick has ever been. Once Griffin loses some mobility with age, he can still beat teams with his arm.

One way Bob-o is like Vick and every other running hybrid QB… no staying power, he will be figured out and beat up beyond the line of scrimmage and he will be nothing in 2 years.

Gmen – 31

Skins – 10

I guess he didn’t like the taste of crow last year…

If he didn’t like the taste he quickly forgot it when he tasted the Lombardi Trophy!!!!

Lets see if he turns out like cam newton

I’m thinking screens to Evan Royster and Alf as well as quick passes to Fred Davis might be in the mix given the heat Griff will likely feel.

I’m looking forward to this one…. Skins D needs to continue to keep the WRs in front of them and not give up the big play. If they don’t, it could be a long day against Eli, Cruz, and company.

As soon as the Skins cute little Georgia Tech offense gets figured out and dies like the wildcat, RG will get killed if he doesn’t become a pocket passer
______
Quick, quick! Somebody call Perry Fewell! thepvyharvin needs to let him know that his defensive gameplan is totally wrong. Griffin isn’t a real quarterback at all, doesn’t Fewell know that!!? What an idiot!

Seriously though, sour grapes much? For the record:, Griffin had two designed run/option/gadget plays in that game, the exact same number Percy Harvin had. The 76 yard touchdown was a broken passing play. It was 3rd and 2, there was a hole and he took off, Brady would have done the same, it’s called being a smart quarterback.

And again, for the record, Montana and Young both ran the option their whole careers and I think they did OK for themselves.

Crow tastes pretty good when its served in the Lombardy trophy.

Comparing RGIII to Michael Vick passing-wise is like comparing the Mona Lisa to a fingerpainting.