Smart & Efficient Offenses Matchup! (Seahawks vs. Redskins 2005, Week 4) 

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Just one pro bowl though. That is quite surprising to me.

@@Miller2h41 Yeah, and the 2005 season was that one season. Dude was very underrated. Washington traded for him after the 2004 season, but they could've had him a lot sooner. Dan Snyder wanted to draft him back in 2001, but he was overruled. It's rare to have a situation where Snyder was in actually in the right.

@@KMC5240 The needs and the wants vary for every team. Whatever they needed to address at the time outweighed the wants.

@@Miller2h41 Steve Smith good that year

The yac he was getting for such a small guy was nuts

What a beautiful team it was, Sean Taylor (RIP), Clinton Portis, Santana Moss, + more

Please don't remind me

I thought they won one 2012 with rg3

@@aheazzy28 They lost to Seattle and Rg3 got hurt

@@nathanboolin all 3 from the 🙌🏻!! #gocanes

For both Football and baseball

I like the fox scoreboard now

@Keith Cousins no on asked

It was 28 total tds 27 rushing 1 receiving

Damn the very next yr the record got broke damn!!!

He was never the same after

The most rushing TD’s for a season record that was broken was held by Redskins John Riggins to that point.

Yeah really freaks me out too. It doesn't feel that long ago.

Omg yes I was so young back then

Yeah bro i grew up watching moss and Alexander ken Hamlin shit like that bro i was 5 years old

@@b_lake8312 me like 7 and years later Russell Wilson came in the nfl

2005 was my favorite year for movies and I remember watching them in theaters like it was yesterday Longest Yard, Star Wars Episode 3, King Kong, Batman Begins, Madagascar, War of the Worlds, Charlie Chocolate Factory, Wedding Crashers, etc.

Didn’t he used to be on the Jaguars?

Yes.

@@bryceshea8030 didn't Google used to exist?

He was still somewhat productive with Washy

@@bryceshea8030 and a packers qb

Yea people forget originally a green bay packers backup

@@chrisuncleahmad he’s a troll just ignore 😂

Oh Yeah He Was Man, Best Running Back In Football History.

I feel the same way. Fox hasn't had a scoreboard I've liked since. Wish they'd try going back.

@@astrostar49 yeah or maybe redue the old one and maybe add new features to it. Anything other than the plain one.

I do like how the current one kind of harkens back to this style in some ways. It's the best one they've had in a long time because of it.

Thanks, mathematician!

We all miss that guy as the best safety in the nfl

@@tyreepowell8367 agruebaly

I thought so too but unlike the Wilson Seahawks of the 2010s, they didn’t have much of a defense. I think whoever they played in the Super Bowl that year they were going to lose to them.

Exactly bro very nostalgic I miss THIS team soooo much ❤️it’s crazy… this team made me cry so much when we lost but man I’d be over the moon all week if we won… I just don’t have the same connection with this team today like in these days HTTR💯

It’s weird imagining a time when FedEx Field was actually advantageous to us. Today we find ourselves having a 12-28 home record over the last five years from the date of this comment (11/28/23). Really hope Josh Harris has it in him to turn this around. HTTR.

As a Washington fan I love this comment. Why? Because it basically confirms the fact that we are not a QB-driven team. So many people in our fanbase want to draft a QB with our second overall pick. I don’t. I want to trade it down so we can get younger at other positions which have taken a dip in recent years…point being take a look at the most successful Redskin teams. Who was quarterbacking them? It almost didn’t matter. While Theismann, Williams/Schroeder and Rypien played well at the helm, none of them are HoFers. They didn’t need to be. If they could hand the ball off and execute play action, then they could thrive. The Hogs were our lifeblood. Defense was almost never a weak point, with Mann & Manley up front and Darrell Green in the secondary. Though I wasn’t alive for this era of Washington football, I’ll forever long for the day that this team returns to its true football identity.

Nowadays we’re lucky to get half that kind of attendance. And if we get more it’s usually flooded with opposing fans

@@carsongambaro smh i know

340....340...340! Hut!

It almost reminds me of Theismann’s “Yellow 41! Yellow 41! Hut, hut!” iykyk

😂😂😂

I witnessed one of those road wins live in 2014. Seattle was a scary team then, given that they won the Super Bowl months prior. The fact that pre-prime Kirk Cousins kept us within 10 points of them without turning the ball over was a win for me. The Seahawk players also stayed in the same hotel as me and I ended up saying hi to Marshawn Lynch so that was also pretty cool!

His mama named him clay so imma call him clay lol

Same. Hail to the Redskins

@@sportstalkwithzo3707 the man wants to be called Muhammad Ali, this is a free country! we should respect his wishes and call the man Muhammad Ali 🤣🤣🤣

@@redskinsman10 so much tradition there. Plus I learned a Native American came up with the REDSKINS team name too. SMH #gotdamnLIBERALS LMAO

@@nickbradfordsr80 Coming to America bro it was a joke

I remember them being in the west when i was playing super tecmobowl as a kid, i knew i wasnt trippin

YOU LIKE THAT! I’ll admit I wasn’t the biggest Kirk fan at the time (I was 15 and upset about RG3) but that game will forever be his second big career-defining moment. His first was stepping in for RG3 after he initially hurt his knee against the Ravens, throwing a dime to Garçon and taking the QB draw in for the 2 to force OT. Richard Crawford did the rest…ahh memories…

@@carsongambaro my first redskins game ever was that Kirk cousins game against Baltimore, HAIL TO DEM REDSKINS

Neither are sniffing the playoffs

@@questelohim... No, I meant this 2005 game

@@Ryan-zt2xw no, this game from 2005 WAS a playoff preview

@@chrisuncleahmad ... my bad, I sincerely apologize

@@chrisuncleahmad You're a genius & so cool.

These were simpler times. When you needed a yard, you lined up under center and ran it straight up the middle. No silly shotgun draws or option plays like we see today (I’m talking to you Ron Rivera/Eric Bieniemy). Just hard-nosed football. Granted the Eagles have sort of redefined this concept with the Tush Push