needs to find a better o line

but yes he also needs to step it up

This post was edited by OmegaRed07 on Sep 23 2013 10:43pm

we got wooped

Didn't expect it to go any other way. Pryor looked good while we were getting beat though, and the WRs stepped it up. Just need McFadden to stop choking and our secondary to quit sucking ass and we'll have a really well rounded team.

Pryor looked OK. i saw multiple times he missed wide open recievers or threw it at there feet..yea also dmc and this running scheme and the o-line w/e there doing it isnt working. they need to get in a groove together and run the ball we cant just rely on pryor all the time hes gona get killed..already got concussion last night and said he doesnt remember most of the game. that was a terrible play it was just a straight up designed run, not even a roll out and give him the option of throwing. just goes to show they had no confidence in dmac last night and had pryor going for the rush td in stead of our actual rb..

so jelly right now. my lil bro just called to brag his wife surprised him with tickets to the chiefs raiders game in 2 weeks in kc. lucky fucker

this..i dont know how many times i seen guys wide open that could been td..or our 1st and goal we couldnt get a td on...and how bad our def sucked...we could have won it

Oh shit.

I giggled

Pryor's decision making and ability to find WRs was really good last game. His accuracy is still a concern, but that will improve with age/playing time (likely). With young QBs, the first thing you want to make them able to do is not turn the ball over and not make critical mistakes, and in his past two games Pryor has done a phenomenal job of that.

And yes, that hit is entirely on the coaches. Don't expect to see another play like that called for awhile, given how scary the last one ended up being.

So let's talk about this week's match up. We're playing against a weakened Redskins with a less than half strength RG3. What do we need to be able to do to win this game?

Looking at the Redskins games, I have to say I'm kind of intimidated. They've run a lot more plays than we have--their offense moves the ball more consistently and avoids 3 and outs better than ours does. They can put up a lot of yards, and despite their sub-par rushing performance this season, Morris is more than capable of having a big game.

That being said, their defense has been getting wrecked this year, giving up over 330 yards per game. That's a disgustingly high average, even for having played the Packers, Eagles, and Lions, all of whom have potent passing attacks. Their rush defense is also pretty poor which gives me a lot of hope for this week, allowing 150 yards per game. If we can attack their weak defense with a strong McFadden and let Pryor do his thing, I think we have an excellent chance of starting this game hot, which is what we need.

The Redskins have been very slow starters this year, putting up most of their points and yards in the second half of games and having abysmal first quarters. They've also shown a lot of heart to try and dig their way out from behind. The Raiders need to put on a show early on and get the rushing game going strong so we can ride that through the 3rd and 4th quarters and eat up clock to deny the Redskins the chance to come from behind.

My biggest worry is the long ball to the secondary. RG3 may not be an accurate passer, but he's got a pretty good arm and our secondary is balls terrible at coverage. They get a few big plays and start a comeback and we have to make sure to have heart and stick the game out, keep our heads up no matter what happens. If we can weather the second-half storm, I think the Raiders can take this one home.