Mike75 Posted July 12, 2016 Report Share Posted July 12, 2016 #13-Washington Redskins Head coach Jay GrudenGeneral manager Scott McCloughanOwner Daniel SnyderHome field FedEx FieldRecord 9-7Division place 1st NFC EastPlayoff finish Lost Wild Card 35-18 vs. Green Bay PackersOffensive Scheme:West CoastOffensive Coordinator:Sean McVayDefensive Alignment:3-4Defensive Coordinator:Joe BarryOffense Rank-PTS24.3(10th);YDS353.8(17th);PASS YDS255.9(11th);RUSH YDS97.9(20th)Defense Rank-PTS23.7(17th);YDS380.6(28th);PASS YDS258.0(25th);RUSH YDS122.6(26th). Red Zone Scoring/Efficiency: On average, NFL teams run 132 plays in the red zone and convert just over 20 percent of said plays into touchdowns, for a league average of about 26 red zone touchdowns per team. At 21.3% the Redskins were ranked 13th overall in red zone scoring/efficiency. Takeaway/Giveaway Ratio: Turnover Differential is calculated by subtracting the total number of giveaways (interceptions & fumbles lost) from the total number of takeaways (interceptions & opponent fumble recoveries).The Redskins were ranked 10th with a differential of +5 meaning for the year they had more takeaways than giveaways altogether. Team Penalty Statistics: The following are the 2015 NFL Team Penalty statistics. Figures include all enforced penalties offense/defense during regular season games.The Redskins were ranked 18th most penalized with around 105 total for all of 2015. Salary Cap:Team Salary Cap: $161,402,474Team Cap Space: $11,009,645Offense:$90,857,077 Defense:$60,468,918 Special:$2,612,500 Last 5 Games: Jan 10, 2016 Lost 35-18 vs Green Bay (-2 ATS L) 47.5 OverJan 3, 2016 Won 34-23 at Dallas (+3 ATS W) 41 OverDec 26, 2015 Won 38-24 at Philadelphia (+3.5 ATS W) 48.5 OverDec 20, 2015 Won 35-25 vs Buffalo (+2 ATS W) 46 OverDec 13, 2015 Won 24-21 at Chicago (+4 ATS W) 43 Over https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quUlS6uZ8sg 2016 Free Agents: Darrel Young, FB Pierre Thomas, RB Alex Smith, TE Free Agency Additions: Kirk Cousins, QB – franchise tagged (non-exclusive) Colt McCoy, QB – re-signed Chris Thompson, RB (exclusive rights FA) – re-signed Vernon Davis, TE – formerly with the Broncos Logan Paulsen, TE – re-signed Josh LeRibeus, C – re-signed Kendall Reyes, DE – formerly with the Chargers Kedric Golston, DT – re-signed Will Compton, ILB (exclusive rights FA) -re-signed Mason Foster, ILB – re-signed Terence Garvin, ILB (restricted FA) – formerly with the Steelers Junior Galette, OLB – re-signed Will Blackmon, CB – re-signed Josh Norman, CB – previously with the Panthers Greg Toler, CB – formerly with the Colts Cary Williams, CB – re-signed David Bruton, SS -formerly with the Broncos Duke Ihenacho, SS (restricted FA) – re-signed Tress Way, P (restricted FA) – re-signed Free Agency Losses: Alfred Morris, RB – signed with the Cowboys Tom Compton, G (restrictive FA) – signed with the Falcons Terrance Knighton, DT – signed with the Patriots Frank Kearse, DE – signed with the Patriots Keenan Robinson, ILB – signed with the Giants Trenton Robinson, S – signed with the Panthers Traded For: TBDTraded Away: TBD Released by Team: Robert Griffin, QB – signed with the Browns Andre Roberts, WR – signed with the Lions Brian De La Puente, C Jason Hatcher, DE – retired Desmond Bishop, LB Chris Culliver, CB Jeron Johnson, S Dashon Goldson, SS Draft Picks:1st Round: Josh Doctson, Wide Receiver, TCU2nd Round: Su'a Cravens, Outside linebacker, USC3rd Round: Kendall Fuller, Cornerback, Virginia Tech5th Round: Matt Ioannidis, Defensive lineman, Temple6th Round: Nate Sudfield, Quarterback, Indiana7th Round: Steven Daniels, Linebacker, Boston College7th Round: Keith Marshall, Running Back, Georgia 2016 Starters:Offense:QB:Kirk CousinsRB:Matt JonesWR1:DeSean JacksonWR2:Pierre GarconWR3:Jamison CrowderTE1:Jordan ReedLT:Trent WilliamsLG:Spencer LongC:Kory LichtensteigerRG:Brandon ScherffRT:Morgan Moses Defense:DL:Chris BakerDT:Kedric GolstonDL:Stephen PaeaOLB:Ryan KerriganILB:Will ComptonILB:Perry RileyOLB:Junior GaletteCB1:Josh NormanCB2:Bashaud BreelandS:Su'a CravensS:DeAngelo Hall 2016 SCHEDULE:Sept. 12: Pittsburgh Steelers (Monday), 6:10 p.m.Sept. 18: Dallas Cowboys, noonSept. 25: at New York Giants, noonOct. 2: Cleveland Browns, noonOct. 9: at Baltimore Ravens, noonOct. 16: Philadelphia Eagles, noonOct. 23: at Detroit Lions, noonOct. 30: at Cincinnati Bengals (London), 8:30 a.m.Nov. 13: Minnesota Vikings, noonNov. 20: Green Bay Packers, 7:30 p.m.Nov. 24: at Dallas Cowboys (Thursday), 3:30 p.m.Dec. 4: at Arizona Cardinals, 3:25 p.m.Dec. 11: at Philadelphia Eagles, noonDec. 19: Carolina Panthers (Monday), 7:30 p.m.Dec. 24: at Chicago Bears (Saturday), noonJan. 1: New York Giants, noon PREDICTIONS FOR WASHINGTON IN 2016: When its all said and done i think this division will be between Washington,Dallas and the N.Y. Giants. What i do like is how Washington brought in some defense help in the secondary. Fuller and Cravens were really good draft picks and the team also brought in Norman and Toler in free agency. Cousins completed the best percentage of passes than any QB in the league completing very close to 70% of his passes in 2015. The first three games are pretty tough against Pittsburgh,Dallas and the NY Giants. The Redskins play a Monday Night game two weeks left in the season at home against Carolina that will be huge if both teams are still in playoff contention not to mention its Norman against his former team the Panthers. Bovada has the Redskins at 7.5 but i think they beat that mark and go over and win at least nine games. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sharp Square Posted July 12, 2016 Report Share Posted July 12, 2016 Would seem they are a bit better over all then they were last season although I guess some could question whether or not Cousins will take a step backward or forwards this season. I think the Kid Jones at RB can def take a step forward and if he becomes more consistent he could make a decent impact this season and they should be better on the defensive end at least to some extent. Wouldn't be surprised to see them win 9 but not sure I would a couple bad breaks and all of a sudden that 7.5 could get pretty tight. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike75 Posted July 12, 2016 Author Report Share Posted July 12, 2016 Would seem they are a bit better over all then they were last season although I guess some could question whether or not Cousins will take a step backward or forwards this season. I think the Kid Jones at RB can def take a step forward and if he becomes more consistent he could make a decent impact this season and they should be better on the defensive end at least to some extent. Wouldn't be surprised to see them win 9 but not sure I would a couple bad breaks and all of a sudden that 7.5 could get pretty tight. I think Cousins is the real deal but thats just me. I do think he could go far with the right talent. He could still play well and the team end up losing several close games and end up with 7 or 8 wins. I think they'll get around nine. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
easy does it Posted July 13, 2016 Report Share Posted July 13, 2016 Plenty of talent on that roster, gotta think they go at least 8-8 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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