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A healthy offensive line, and this isn't even up for debate. Seattle exploited the Skins offensive line, and they paid dearly for it. Plain and simple, Collins did not have ample time to execute the offense, which lead to mistakes. When he had time, Collins looked great. However, it's no big mystery that he's quite immobile, and Seattle made him move around an awful lot.

Whether he'll be back as Campbell's backup, or goes elsewhere to compete for a starting job, Todd Collins got to show the world what he was capable of going 3-1 in 4 starts. He's proven to be an intelligent guy, and is able to overcome his weaknesses to move the offense down the field. But at 36, he's certainly passed his prime for a team to take a complete chance on, but could be key in grooming a young QB (as Smoot said, Baltimore may just come calling) if he goes elsewhere.