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Originally Posted by hypocritex
Our D line has plenty of youth waiting in the wings. If one of our old timers starts to slip. We have someone young and hungry to plug in behind him. Our D will be fine for years to come. It's the offense that is of concern. What makes me warm and fuzzy inside is how you Redskin fans think you have an established offense. Jason Campbell has yet to prove anything. At least Trent Green, albeit an old fart, has been successful in this league. I said last year that I thought Campbell has the intangibles to be a decent QB. BUT.. He has to figure out the mental side of the game first. And I am not sure he has done that or ever will. But thats ok.. After Campbell... you always have... umm..crap. Whats his name.. Oh YEAH! Brunell!! The short over the hill southpaw scramblin gunslinger. . .The guy is a joke. The Redskin offense will be everybit as bad as you think Miami's will be.
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Maybe our QB is unproven, but the rest of the offense is:
*Clinton Portis and Ladell Betts are one of the best RB duo's in the leauge.
*We are returning four starters on an O-line that only gave up 19 sacks, and had the 5th best running game in the league last year, and Kendall could very well be an upgrade over the departed Dockery.
*Santana Moss is one of the most electric WR's in the game, Antwaan Randle El, and Brandon Lloyd are capable backups.
*Not to mention our TE Chris Cooley who is lightyears ahead of David Martin, and Justin Peele