Montez Sweat 
Case Keenum 
Montae Nicholson 
Dak Prescott 
Daron Payne 
Ryan Kerrigan 
Case Keenum 
Terry McLaurin
It’s nearly impossible to win games when your defense can’t play defense.
During the season opener, the Washington Redskins pressured Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz on just 11 of his 41 drop-backs. And when Wentz did face pressure, it wasn’t effective. Wentz calmly completed 9 of 10 passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns in those situations, taking just one sack.
In Week 2, Washington’s defense pressured Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott a mere six time out of 33 drop-backs. Prescott responded by completing his final 18 passes and threw for 269 yards and three touchdowns.
When opposing quarterbacks have all the time in the world, they tend to pick apart defenses with relative ease. On this day, the Cowboys converted 7 of 11 third downs and, through two games, the Redskins have allowed opponents to convert 18 of 28 (64 percent).
Bigger picture, the Redskins’ defense has given up 63 points and 918 yards through two games, which is ridiculously pitiful.
