(09-14-2020, 02:51 PM)NCJag Wrote:

(09-14-2020, 02:49 PM)p_rushing Wrote: I did like that we didn't see several players throwing fits on the field, arguing about who was supposed to do what, or throwing their hands up in the air at another player for being out of position.

He still needs to go, but at least there was really only a few open WRs and that was because the defense scheme sucks and got beat by the playcall.

This.  I didn't see the UNDISCIPLINED players like I was used to seeing in the past. Maybe it was a problem with people trying to freelance.

I still see players easily fooled by pre-snap movement and misdirection and I believe that is the type of "discipline" most in need of correction. Guys need to know when to "stay at home." 

The inability to defend screens and swing passes is tied to this ^ and a carry-over from years past in Wash's defense. 

Ramsey or a safety occasionally going with their instinct over their assignment was a much smaller issue on the whole  - but it's great not to see a bunch of bad body language and bickering after a chunk of yards are given up.

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