When everyone's tired in the fourth quarter and your team is winning, there's nothing better than seeing a running attack that jams the football down the defense's throat, keeping the clock running and keeping the ball away from the other offense.

Sure would have been nice, huh?

But instead, the Skins mustered just 18 yards on the ground all game, and there was no running attack to speak of in the fourth quarter as the Skins held on to their tight lead. Instead, Donovan McNabb was trusted to keep the ball off the ground.

When McNabb is superhuman, the strategy might work. When he's merely human, not having a ground game could be a big problem (though Clinton Portis can be very valuable even without the ball for his blocking).

Do you have hope they'll get it together? Or do you see this as a year-long problem for the Skins?