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Washington’s Morgan Moses in no mood to block Seattle’s Cliff Avrill

By Catherine Silverman

Aug 7, 2014; Landover, MD, USA; Washington Redskins offensive tackle Morgan Moses (76) prepares to block New England Patriots defensive lineman Zach Moore (71) at FedEx Field. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 7, 2014; Landover, MD, USA; Washington Redskins offensive tackle Morgan Moses (76) prepares to block New England Patriots defensive lineman Zach Moore (71) at FedEx Field. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports /
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Morgan Moses’ head isn’t quite in the game, misses block on Cliff Avrill

Moment of silence for Morgan Moses after the game.

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    • Really, though, I’d like to break down what’s happening up there. Have you ever played an intramural sport? I played intramural basketball ONE TIME. I got distracted watching the other coeds walking past as we played, and got hit in the face with what turns out to be a very solid basketball. My nose still doesn’t really face the way it should.

    Morgan Moses, the way you jump to attention about fifteen seconds after Seattle defensive end Cliff Avrill blows past you… it looks a lot like me checking out some of the Pi Kappa Phi guys. Only difference is, I was nineteen, and being paid nothing but lost study hours. You’ve got a $6,500,000 AAV salary, and you’re supposed to focus on the game. Like, for a living.

    Of course, this happened in the first quarter, which we all saw go very right for Washington- and by very right, I mean not at all right. It seems like things turned around after that, because the Redskins are no longer sitting with a giant goose egg on the scoreboard. So… I’m guessing Morgan Moses figured out what was going on in the game?

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