Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
I've been monitoring the Redskins-Falcons game throughout the first half. No matter who's calling the plays, there's no way quarterback Jason Campbell can accomplish anything under this much pressure. The Falcons are bringing a ton of heat up the middle.
And even one of their best remaining lineman, Casey Rabach, keeps getting called for holding. The Falcons are up 21-3, and it could easily be worse.
At this point, the Redskins need a defensive touchdown to have any chance to stay in the game. With the lack of blocking up front, there's simply no way they can sustain a long drive.
I've been monitoring the Redskins-Falcons game throughout the first half. No matter who's calling the plays, there's no way quarterback Jason Campbell can accomplish anything under this much pressure. The Falcons are bringing a ton of heat up the middle.
And even one of their best remaining lineman, Casey Rabach, keeps getting called for holding. The Falcons are up 21-3, and it could easily be worse.
At this point, the Redskins need a defensive touchdown to have any chance to stay in the game. With the lack of blocking up front, there's simply no way they can sustain a long drive.
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Matt Mosley
Mosley, an award-winning writer for The Dallas Morning News for seven years, joined ESPN.com in January 2007. Mosley, a Baylor graduate, writes columns, features and blogs for ESPN.com.