When i see games with high scores a few of those points are usually from the deep threat. Since Santana has been non-existent so far this season + JC deep ball accuracy issues, i just don’t see that adding up to 37.

On the other hand, it is time for a Santana break-out game and JC has to connect with a reciever in the deep at some point….why not this Sunday.

Damnit! Now i’m all torn!

’Skins force 4 holding penalties on the Detraoit Oline and score the same number of touchdowns as field goals, three each.

It looks like for the past 2 weeks our bold predictions have been extremely bold because we have come nowhere close to matching them!

This week I will make my predictions/hopes a little more meager.

1. How about for the first time in a long time, Redskins fans can watch this game and feel good the whole way through. How about one of those games where the momentum is on our side all day. A game where passes don’t bounce off our receivers’ hands. One where Zorn’s wacky plays work… and his wacky personality in the post game interview doesn’t piss you off so much. How about we have a couple long TD scores to give us some excitement. How about the easiest team on our schedule gives us an easy game?

2. I guess I’m stuborn because I always believe in Campbell. If we are going to have a big offensive game this week then it has to come from him. I boldly predict 300 yds passing and 3 passing TDs.

1) – Zorn wins the toss and elects to KICK OFF. Why is this so hard to understand? I realize you want to get your offense on the field first, and subsequently score first, but how often does that actually happen? Usually offenses take the field for the first drive and are trying to find their way. So you put your ‘D’ out there, get a stop, and make them punt. That way you’ve put early doubt into their minds, you’ve given your defense early confidence, and you’re already winning the field position battle. I guess I’m different, because to me the only teams that should be trotting their offense out first thing are the ones who KNOW they can score.

2) – Malcolm Kelly will catch a 40+ yard touchdown. THIS is what we’ve been waiting for. I heard today that Campbell has gone around 330 passes with only one 30+ yarder. That’s ridiculous. As soon as we can get the ball long to a big target (who can make the play on it if it’s not a perfect throw), it will show US and the rest of the league that we are capable of doing so, and we will be on our way to becoming a pro-style offense.

3) – I will piggyback off Sug here and predict a defensive TD. But I will copy my week one prediction and say that it will be, ahem, CARLOS ROGERS!! Much like the excuse the media has used this week to predict a Lions victory, I will say that, “Hey, it’s bound to happen at some point.” Why not against a rookie QB who’s been wiping Big Al’s snot off his face all day?

Will we go 0-for-5 yet again? God, that would be depressing.

Apparently, yes. Yes, we will.