This is the problem with the NFL, the complexity.
You tell your QB to run 'right, dive right on two', he runs it even if the entire defense pre shifts left.
In the NFL, if the coach wants 'right, toss left on first sound' we have no clue, typically, what the actual call was, what the reads were, what the qb discretion is or what all the various independent reads are, from O line to the motion man to the WR's. That means we really don't know if/when it was simply a horrible call to begin with or a bad read by the qb or the O line or a WR simply slipped and the whole thing blows up.
We do, however, have plenty of scenes of Zorn talking to Jason coming off the field after another stalled drive.
The Redskins play and look like a team, especially Campbell, that are thinking, not reacting, to what is going on. There's always a drive or two that is smooth and well oiled but, I would guess the problems later in the game are our adjustments to their adjustments.
The better teams are reading the same thing and making the same reactions and adjustments.
The NFL is a game of adjustments and that means practice and that means coaching. Anyone can line up the best players in the world and have success on a given drive or even a given play. The better teams have players on the field, in the heat of the moment, making the proper reads and proper adjustments on the fly.
That just ain't us.
