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Originally Posted by 724Skinsfan
Who cares how old a QB is when they are selected to be the starting QB? All that matters is are they selected when they are ready? For every QB that starts out playing great as a rookie there are 5 that can't cut so they become journeymen QB's for the rest of their career. The question is simple: Is Campbell ready to implement Saunders offense? If yes, then play him. If not, keep him in classroom and on the sideline to continue learning.
The funny thing is Collins really should have been the starter at the beginning since Campbell was not ready. Does anyone think that Brunell knew the offense better than Collins? Campbell could have been watching a veteran of the offensive system execute with more efficiency than a veteran who is also learning the system. Even if Collins is a terrible QB, which I doubt since he's been in the league for so long, he at least would be more familiar with his reads thus showing Campbell how the system is designed to work.
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I agree...the age of QB doesn't matter...it comes down to if he can perform, and the coaches see more than what we do obviously. The thing about Collins is, in my opinion, during pre-season, he seemed just as lost in the system as Brunell. In fact (and will probably open the argument for Campbell even more) Campbell looked the most poised between the three...albeit playing against mostly 3rd stringers.