http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2010/10/12/re-focused-week-5-packers-at-redskins/

I know everyone doesn't trust the actual rankings of this site but I do believe that if a player is actually playing well they tend to get a high rating. That being said they wrote this about Bishop.

"Desmond Bishop (+7.7) who had his first start since 2008, and was given the highest score for an ILB in PFF history. On over 40% of the plays where he was blitzing, he was able to put pressure or worse on McNabb. He was also able to come up with six stops with a +3.7 run stop rating. In five passes thrown at him, he only allowed two completions, which is a big upgrade to the Packers linebackers last year."

I would say that is impressive for a guy who hasn't seen much playing time this year so far.

"Stevetarded" wrote:

According to both Leroy Butler and Bob McGinn, the final Touchdown pass from McNabb was the fault of LB Desmond Bishop who lost contain on McNabb and allowed him to get away and complete the throw to Armstrong for the TD.

McGinn expands on his analysis by saying Bishop went inside with Torian blocking, and he should have stayed outside to not allow McNabb open space to escape the pocket and get off a throw.

Bishop played well, but he had a hand in allowing the final TD the Redskins allowed. In other words, a mental lapse.

"all_about_da_packers" wrote: