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kdogg3270 · 01-07-2008, 07:44 PM

the offense need to run the same plays for campbell that they run for collins. why do we have our rocket-arm quarterback throwing CHECKDOWNS all the time while weak armed Collins(granted, he knows the full playbook and did great in my opinion) taking the deep shots?..Campbell will improve in that area if we let him - and it starts in preseason..

Draft a pass rushing end. Daniels and D. Evans gotta go. sorry.
Pick up an outside LB - since McIntosh will not be ready by the start of next season and could be out for quite a while.
Possibly another CB. I like springs, but he is slowing down and it's obvious.
Get a big-bodied go-to type receiver to complement Moss & Randle El.
I'd also like to see the team revamp their offseason conditioning program. all the hamstring injures made a lot of guys miss practice and games.

basically, make the necessary additions/subtractions, and practice like there's no tomorrow.

01-07-2008, 07:44 PM	#13
kdogg3270 Special Teams Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 146	Re: What Changes Should We Make Going Into 08? the offense need to run the same plays for campbell that they run for collins. why do we have our rocket-arm quarterback throwing CHECKDOWNS all the time while weak armed Collins(granted, he knows the full playbook and did great in my opinion) taking the deep shots?..Campbell will improve in that area if we let him - and it starts in preseason.. Draft a pass rushing end. Daniels and D. Evans gotta go. sorry. Pick up an outside LB - since McIntosh will not be ready by the start of next season and could be out for quite a while. Possibly another CB. I like springs, but he is slowing down and it's obvious. Get a big-bodied go-to type receiver to complement Moss & Randle El. I'd also like to see the team revamp their offseason conditioning program. all the hamstring injures made a lot of guys miss practice and games. basically, make the necessary additions/subtractions, and practice like there's no tomorrow.