What to Expect from Colt McCoy, Washington Redskins Offense in Week 14

December 3, 2014   ·   Marcel Davis   ·   Jump to comments


His record is unblemished no more. Despite the fact that Colt McCoy set a new career high for touchdown passes in a game, the Washington Redskins fell 49-27 to the Indianapolis Colts in Week 13.
It was the team's first loss in three games with McCoy under center. Slated to face a St. Louis Rams defense that held the great Peyton Manning to seven points and has allowed just 15 points per game the past five contests, it'll be no easy task for the Redskins to match last week's offensive explosion.
With that said, here's what you can expect to see from McCoy and the rest of the Washington offense in Week 14.
 
Colt McCoy Meets Alex Smith
While he doesn't qualify for the league lead because of a lack of passing attempts, McCoy's average per attempt of 9.20 yards eclipses league-leader Aaron Rodgers' total of 8.75 yards.
A player who's also completing over 75 percent of his throws on the year, this statistic is impressive because of the offensive...

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