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Originally Posted by RedskinRat
Drift, you make a good point.
I've stopped coming on here during or immediately after a game as I'm far too emotional post-loss.
We should see the other side of the Redskins next Sunday when we play the Rams.
If we can run a 5 TD score and hold them out of the end zone it'll be a great statement. I am certainly expecting better from this squad and an early loss to a Giants team may be what they need to give them (and some of us) a reality check.
p.s. I've also given up drinking Vodka, Red Bull and Mountain Dew during the games too.
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The STL game will be telling - if they lose to STL (which is always a possibility) then I do think it is worth talking about Zorn.
I honestly think that in the past year, the GM has done a good job getting talented players into Washington and I think most insiders would agree that even though Cerrato still gets hosed on a deal here and there, the Redskins are a talented team.
I also think all the critique of Campbell is really unwarranted. He is never going to be an elite quarterback but I think he can certainly be a Brad Johnson (in his prime) type of quarterback who can be a quarterback on a super bowl team as long as he has all the complimentary pieces. The problem with getting rid of Campbell is that the search for an elite quarterback is sort of like a holy grail. There are less than five truly elite quarterbacks in the league.