Oct 14th 2008 11:45AM by Ryan Wilson (author feed)
Filed under: Rams, Redskins, NFL Fans, NFL Coaching
I’ll admit to not watching the Rams-Redskins game in its entirety; the 50-point spread and the virtual guarantee that things would be unofficially decided by halftime didn’t really pique my interest. When I saw St. Louis was leading late in the fourth, it caught my attention, and I ended up watching the final six minutes or so.
Which included a Clinton Portis touchdown to give the ‘Skins a 17-16 lead, followed by Marc Bulger matriculating the ball up the field (no thanks to Richie Incognito) to set up a Josh Brown game-winning field goal as time expired.
This was Jim Haslett’s first game in the post-Scott Linehan reign of terror, and apparently, the former informant and Saints coach is serious about turning things around in St. Louis. You see, in addition to coaching up the troops, Haslett also leads by example.Continue Reading
