Showing posts with label Cincinnati Bengals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cincinnati Bengals. Show all posts

Monday, August 19, 2019

Redskins drop home preseason opener to the Bengals 23-13

Dwayne Haskins celebrates  with Robert Davis        Doug Aylestock / CCS
LANDOVER, Md.- The Washington Redskins returned to FedEx Field to start their 2019 campaign dropping a 23-13.

Case Keenum and Dwayne Haskins split most of the time with Jalen McClendon finishing up the game.

"I thought we did some good things, Keenum said. "Again, I think there were some negative plays that kind of stopped our drives. There are always going to be some plays I want back and there's a few plays that I definitely want back, but I thought we did well"

Keenum started and ran the first several drives going 3 of 7 for 52 yards. A couple drives showed promise but were stalled by the Bengal defense.

Haskins came in and had the most playing time, splitting time between the first and second half. Haskins was 7 of 14 with a 55 yard touchdown pass to Robert Davis. The touchdown was the first of Haskin's NFL Career.

"It was exhilarating. I enjoyed it. It was fun. I will never forget it. It was exciting for me." Haskins said. "I was more proud of what happened pre-snap than anything. I did a hard count, had rotation late and flipped the protection. I still got hit but Rob [Davis] did a great job of getting open. The corner and cover safety was low. I saw him back pedaling pretty slow and told him that I was throwing deep. He caught it and scored a touchdown. I wasn’t worried about getting hit. After he scored, I was excited."

Running Back Shaun Wilson breaks a tackle on a punt return                    Doug Aylestock / CCS

Redskins defensive back Montae Nicholson got the Redskins on the board first with an electrifying 96 yard interception off Andy Dalton, Nicholson raced up the Redskin sidelines with blazing speed.

The score was  tied 13-13 late in the game when the Bengals broke it open with a punt return for a touchdown. The second week in a row the Redskins special teams have yielded a score.

"We have to look at the punt number one. How was it? Was there any hang time? Was it just a line drive to [Alex] Erickson, who is a heck of a punt returner," Gruden said. "The coaches do a great job out there. [Special Teams Coordinator] Nate [Kaczor] will do a good job of checking it out and getting them better."

Running back Adrian Petersen shows no signs of slowing down talks with Brian Quick     Doug Aylestock /CCS
Adrian Peterson led the Redskins rushing with 31 yardsThe coaches do a great job out there. [Special Teams Coordinator] Nate [Kaczor] will do a good job of checking it out and getting them better." on 4 carries including a 26 yard rumble to start the game.

Colt McCoy did not play but is still in the quarterback picture. When asked about the quarterback situation Gruden replied, "I’m good right now. I think we have a lot of time still to get these guys back and recover. We'll come back Sunday ready to roll – Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. And then we still have another few days before our last preseason game. I like where we’re at and where we’re headed. "

Game Photo's by Doug Aylestock / Clarke County Sports












Tuesday, August 29, 2017

The Clarke County Sports Locker Room Show


LANDOVER, Md.-  The Washington Redskins defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 23-17 at FedEx Field in Landover. Redskin players Kendall Fuller, Chris Thompson, and Junior Galette speak to the media after the game. Hosted by Moe Murphy.


Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Redskins fall to Bengals in home opener | LoudounTimes.com

Robert Griffin III introduced at FedEx Field
photo by Michael "Moe" Murphy Loudountimes.com
Bengals 38 - Redskins 31


LANDOVER, MD-The Washington Redskins opened their 2012 home schedule Sept. 23 hosting the Cincinnati Bengals before another sellout crowd at FedEx Field in Landover, Md. The Redskins fell to the Bengals, 38-31.

The Redskins extended their consecutive games home sellout streak to an NFL-high 369, including postseason games. Alfred Morris finished the game with 78 yards on 17 carries, becoming the seventh Redskins running back since the merger to open a season with three consecutive 75-yard rushing performances in the first three weeks of a season. He is the first to do so since Stephen Davis in 1999.

London Fletcher extended his consecutive game streak to 227 games, an NFL record. Fletcher needs just one interception to join Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher as the only active players with 20 interceptions and 30 sacks in a career.



London Fletcher playing in his 227th consecutive game
photo by Michael "Moe" Murphy loudountimes.com

The Redskins (1-2) will next play at Tampa Bay (1-2) on Sept. 30 at 4:25 p.m. TV - Fox 5; Radio - ESPN 980 AM; Direct TV - 715; Sirius - 92.





















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