QB Colt McCoy - Washington Redskins
| 6-1, 216 | Born: 9-5-1986 | College: Texas | Drafted: Round 3, pick 2010 |
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He is listed as out on this week's official injury report.
News you need to know
General News (Fri Sep 13): is out for this week's game.
General News (Fri Sep 13): is out for this week's game.
General News (Thu Sep 12): did not practice on Thursday.
General News (Wed Sep 11): did not practice on Wednesday.
Week 2: vs Dallas Cowboys
FBG says: Bad matchup. The Washington Redskins the season with one of the league's weakest group of pass-catchers. In week one, Case Keenum posted an impressive final stat line, but his performance as a passer does not quite match up with the yardage numbers. Keenum ultimately finished with 380 yards, 3 touchdowns, and 0 interceptions on the day, but context matters in this situation. Keenum's first touchdown came on an impressive catch-and-run from veteran tight end Vernon Davis, and his final score came on a 75-yard drive in pure garbage time when the Eagles were in full-blown prevent defense. At wide receiver, Terry McLaurin proved to have the requisite combination of speed and route-running ability to be a successful wide receiver in the NFL. McLaurin led all wide receivers with 5 catches on 7 targets for 125 yards and a 69-yard touchdown in the opener. Trey Quinn and Paul Richardson round out Washington's starting group of wide receivers, but neither was impressive by any means. As previously mentioned, Vernon Davis should continue to fill in at tight end while Jordan Reed recovers from a concussion. In week one, Davis proved he still has some gas left in the tank on his previously-mentioned 48-yard touchdown reception, but aside from this single play, Davis offered little support through the air. Washington's third-down running back, Chris Thompson racked up 10 targets as Case Keenum's safety valve in week one. Thompson will continue to see heavy passing-down usage in the absence of Derrius Guice, who will miss at least a few weeks with a knee injury. Lastly, up front, the Redskins' offensive line turned in a slightly below-average performance in week one, which is to be expected given the unit's general lack of talent while Trent Williams holds-out awaiting a move out of Washington D.C. The outlook for Washington's passing attack is bleak given the general scarcity of talent across the board. The Dallas Cowboys dominated at home against the New York Giants in week one. New York struggled to move the ball on Dallas' deep and balanced defense. Eli Manning tallied 306 passing yards and just 1 touchdown on the day thanks to a pass-heavy game script as the Giants unsuccessfully attempted to mount a comeback. Dallas' defense played a strong and well-rounded game, as expected, in the opener thanks to both the pass rush and coverage units. In the trenches, Joe Jackson and Demarcus Lawrence each had big days off the edge with 3 and 4 pressures, respectively. On the interior, Maliek Collins also contributed 3 pressures himself. The depth of Dallas' defensive line ensured that no matter who rotated in or out of the game, the Cowboys were still able to disrupt the pocket and force Eli Manning to make difficult throws. Dallas' secondary also turned in a stellar performance on the day. Third-year player Jourdan Lewis was the standout of this unit as he allowed only one reception in 27 coverage snaps. In week one, the Cowboys limited Byron Jones to just 23 coverage snaps as he returns from offseason hip surgery. The All-Pro cornerback did not allow a single reception against the Giants in week one, and he is expected to see the field for more snaps against Washington in week two. Dallas fields one of the deepest defenses in the entire NFL, and they are entering week two even stronger than week one. Passing against this team will be challenging all season, but it may be hardest here early in the season when the unit is closest to full-strength.
Recent Stats and Projections
| WEEK | OPP | oSNAP | CMP | ATT | YD | TD | INT | RSH | YD | TD | FumL | Pts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | at PHI | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| 2 | vs DAL | PROJ-Tremblay | * | 0 | 0 | * | * | * | 0 | * | * | * | * |
Weekly Performance vs QB 1, QB 12, QB 24
Percentile ranks
Colt McCoy's percentile rank in each category, among QB with more than 50 fantasy points.
Latest News
Redskins | Colt McCoy may be available soon (Fri Sep 13, 09:23 PM) - Washington Redskins QB Colt McCoy (leg) is making progress in his recovery and could be available for the Week 4 game. link to story Redskins | Week 2 injury report for Washington (Fri Sep 13, 03:49 PM) - Washington Redskins DL Jonathan Allen (knee), DT Caleb Brantley (foot) and QB Colt McCoy (fibula) did not practice all week and have been ruled out for Week 2 against the Dallas Cowboys. CB Fabian Moreau (ankle) was limited in practice all week and is listed as doubtful. CB Quinton Dunbar (knee) was unable to practice for a second straight day Friday, Sept. 13, but is listed as questionable. S Montae Nicholson (foot) was upgraded to full participation Friday and was removed from the injury report. Our View: Allen being out will make Ezekiel Elliott's job a lot easier on Sunday.link to story Redskins | Thursday practice report for WAS (Thu Sep 12, 05:11 PM) - Washington Redskins DE Jonathan Allen (knee), DT Caleb Brantley (foot), CB Quinton Dunbar (knee), RB Derrius Guice (knee) and QB Colt McCoy (leg) did not participate in practice Thursday, Sept. 12. CB Fabian Moreau (ankle) and S Montae Nicholson (foot) were limited during practice. link to story Redskins | Wednesday practice report for Redskins (Wed Sep 11, 05:17 PM) - Washington Redskins DE Jonathan Allen (knee), DT Caleb Brantley (foot), RB Derrius Guice (knee), QB Colt McCoy (leg) and S Montae Nicholson (foot) did not participate in practice Wednesday, Sept. 11. CB Quinton Dunbar (knee) and CB Fabian Moreau (ankle) were limited during practice. link to story Redskins | Week 1 Washington Redskins inactives (Sun Sep 8, 11:39 AM) - The Washington Redskins have declared QB Colt McCoy, RB Adrian Peterson, DT Treyvon Hester, TE Jordan Reed, OG Ross Pierschbacher, OG Wes Martin and DB Fabian Moreau inactive for Week 1. link to story More News
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Schedule
| 2 | vs Dallas Cowboys |
| 3 | vs Chicago Bears |
| 4 | @ New York Giants |
| 5 | vs New England Patriots |
| 6 | @ Miami Dolphins |
| 7 | vs San Francisco 49ers |
| 8 | @ Minnesota Vikings |
| 9 | @ Buffalo Bills |
| 10 | --- BYE WEEK --- |
| 11 | vs New York Jets |
| 12 | vs Detroit Lions |
| 13 | @ Carolina Panthers |
| 14 | @ Green Bay Packers |
| 15 | vs Philadelphia Eagles |
| 16 | vs New York Giants |
| 17 | @ Dallas Cowboys |
