No Finishing Touch ; Redskins' Offense On Rise, Not Scoring

The Washington Times › October 11, 2005

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They had a 300-yard passer and a 100-yard runner in the same game for the first time in more than three years. They didn't allow a sack for the first time in 12 games. They racked up 447 yards, their most in more than two years. The only thing Washington's offense didn't do in the drenching rain in Denver on Sunday was score enough points to win, falling short 21-19.

"We're on our way to being a great offense, but right now we're not scoring any points and that's the bottom line," left tackle Chris Samuels said. "I don't care how many yards you get. To be a great offense, you've got to score points."

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No Finishing Touch ; Redskins' Offense On Rise, Not Scoring

That failure to cross the goal line very often - the Redskins are 26th in points and were 30th last year - remains their bugaboo, but the rest of the ...

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