Cosell’s Coaching Tape: 10/1/09 Notes

REDSKINS OFFENSE V. LIONS DEFENSE

LB Sims was inactive, Rookie Levy started in his place
LB Dizon at times played in the nickel for the Lions, Hobbs was the nickel corner aligned over the slot
Campbell still a little too slow with his footwork and his delivery; Still too much of a windup, which really hurts him when there are bodies around him – Campbell lacks a refined sense of pocket movement
LB Levy can really run, His speed and lateral pursuit really stood out
WR Thomas very slow in and out of his breaks, Too many steps when he throttled down to make his break – Lateral quickness and separation clearly an issue
RG Rhinehart impressive: Physical, tough, played with determination and effort – More of a phone booth player than an athletic mover
On Moss 57 yd TD, CB Henry showed little understanding of his zone coverage responsibilities; The Redskins route combination distorted Henry’s recognition of his deep third coverage, and he sat [...]

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