Coming from a Ledge Near You: the Redskins-Rams Offensive Review

It would probably not be an accurate statement to say that Jim Zorn is not a good playcaller. There's 18 games of evidence to suggest that he mixes his personnel well, understands route combination and protection schemes, and knows what defenses will do as well as the strengths and weaknesses of his own team.But if you really wanted to make the argument that he should have his playcalling duties forcefully revoked, you could make a pretty good argument based off of the Rams game alone. Zorn does not have a macro-level excuse for not scoring points. It's true, when Jim Zorn put the ball in the hands of his quarterback, the players around Jason Campbell did not execute. Devin Thomas dropped a touchdown. Mike Sellers dropped a touchdown. Casey Rabach blew a block that lead directly to a wasted third down play. Let's get it out of the way: the players did not execute.But it's not excusable to get into the red zone three times in the games' first three quarters...