The Washington Redskins have had their share of ugly wins and nasty losses. Today's game against the Cowboys was not one of them. It was a good loss.
A good loss is the kind where you played at your best, executing a good game plan, but lost to a better team playing a better game.
While the Redskins were not perfect, they were in the game until the last 90 seconds. That's better by far than I expected. Would Terrell Owens, that emotionally needy man-child [used to call them sissies], have made four touchdown passes over the middle if Sean Taylor was lurking in the secondary?
Taylor and Fletcher-Baker are the two defensive players who cannot be replaced. The team showed they could cope with other injuries.
Al Saunders showed that his offense can work here. Joe Gibbs showed that he could trust it to win games. Jason Campbell showed his growth as a quarterback running that offense. That's something to build on for the rest of this season and in the future.
Campbell has shown that he can run the offense. Now he has to learn how to win!
I feel good about that.
Oh yeah, you only get one "good loss" per season. No more moral victories, guys.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Soooooo Close
Posted by Master4Caster at 11:17 PM
Labels: Dallas Cowboys, Jason Campbell, Redskins, Washington Redskins
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