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Originally Posted by GTripp0012
I guess there are about three different lenses at which you can look at Campbell's development. In one light, he hasn't progressed as well as he probably could have under ideal conditions. On a second hand, the improvement has been steady and consistent. On a third, nothing Campbell has done could overcome overall offensive ineptitude.
And yeah, Campbell contributed to the problems today. He also had the kind of day throwing a football against the Lions defense that you would expect from a good QB.
But I wonder, if we can't win with Jason Campbell, exactly how do we win without him? Draft a quarterback and hope to get lucky? It's not like Sanchez would be anything but 1-2 here.
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That was a good explaination with out going into detail. I don't know what the team should do QB wise. Honestly I doubt any team would have picked him up during the draft he came out of. We just happened to be looking at Carlos and the team pointed out JC. Gibbs or ASaunders saw something in JC. but having said that he's not a Manning, Brees, Sanchez, or any of the other top named top ranked QB's. I don't care about the numbers and statistics. There all happy and pretty to look at but it fails to show the character, ability, and smarts of the QB.
So in the end yes maybe drafting a top named QB that is trainable and put in the best possible situation would be nice. Like what Baltimore, Atlanta, Jets, and Detroit has done. Instead we pick up Ramsey and let him be the punching bag for a few yrs. Then we pick up JC and change offenses every other yr and thats just two, I didn't mention all the other prior. We always seem to hope for the diamond in the rough cause they are cheap.