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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Washington DC area
Posts: 215
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Re: What Is Wrong With The Offense?
I think that the problem with the Redskins, and the Cowboys, is the QB.
That is why I never believed for a minute that neither Brunell was good after beating the Texans (come on) nor Bledsoe after beating the Titans (who by the way plays here in Washington on Sunday), and that is the team Dallas is playing next week and guess what? Bledsoe is going to look like a hero. Some guys might say but we won against the Jaguars, yeah, but that was a solo perfermance by Moss. I mean come on, the throw was bad and Moss could have gotten a vicious hit but with his great ability makes the safety miss and runs it to the house for the OT winning TD. Both the other TDs were, in my opinion, made possible by Moss again. Some guys say well we only had 40 sanps, or the TOP did not give the O enough time to do much. Well, that again is the QB's fault, how? When the QB stinks as bad as our QBs, as we all know, the D will not respect the passing game and will bring more guys to the line or blitz more often. that is why you can't have as many rushing attempts as you would want and that affects your TOP. The D didn't play as good, you know why, because THEY DID PLAY GOOD its just that you can't do too well when you are given a very slim margin of error, 19 points isn't not that high of a score to overcome. the problem here (and I mentioned this before in other posts) Gibbs and Parcells LOVE their QBs, Brunell is the good ol' christian boy and Bledsoe is the guy Parcells drafted and doesn't want to admit that he made a mistake. Now you could say that they don't have a better alternative, and that is the true and a very bad and costly mistake by the front office. I mean look at the money they spent on WRs this off-season and forgot one simple problem, do they have a reliable arm to throw the ball to them. This might sound crazy, but I think it is better for the Redskins as a team to start playing Jason Campbell. Who knows? he might be the next Roethlisberger, and if he is not, well he is going to have enough experience to start next season. Brunell was washed up when he got here and it has only gotten worse, some fans get happy and jump up and down when the team wins a game, but never forget the games like the one they played in NY against a very shaky secondary, a team that I believe should've lost the game. I say Romo and Campbell now, even if you have to sacrfice a seaons, you will have to, one way or another. |
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Feb 2004
Age: 47
Posts: 8,317
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Re: What Is Wrong With The Offense?
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Hail Raiser
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Age: 53
Posts: 100,049
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Re: What Is Wrong With The Offense?
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Brunell and Bledsoe are similar in that if you give them time, they can get the job done. If you let them get hit down after down their effectiveness is drastically reduced. I was amazed that Dallas didn't do more to beef up their OL during the offseason. Pulling the QB is always the magic solution the media and the fans want and it's always the first card that is pulled when an offense struggles. Rarely is it the right move. Are the media and the fans smarter than Parcells and Gibbs? Do I even need to answer that? |
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Special Teams
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: ROANOKE, VA
Age: 49
Posts: 109
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Re: What Is Wrong With The Offense?
Do you work for the Redskins in the front office? Or are you Joe Gibbs, trying to trick everyone to think that you are just a fan. Man, I drank the kool aid too. But you are bathing in it. lol
I think that Mark is not washed up. However I do think that JC would be a up grade to the QB position. He's more mobile, he's got a better arm, and more up side, hopefully. Mark is at the point in his career, where his body can't hold up week in and week out. I think he would be a very good back up QB. And if he would have to enter the game he would be in pro bowl form. Because his body would not have been subject to the weekly grind of a starting QB. Isn't it about time for Jason Campbell? Quote:
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Hail Raiser
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Age: 53
Posts: 100,049
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Re: What Is Wrong With The Offense?
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Please spare me with your armchair knowledge. JC an instant Pro Bowler? Don't make me laugh. Everyone is a freaking talent scout nowadays. Please. I guess our coaching staff is just holding this Pro Bowler in waiting back. I guess they just don't understand talent otherwise why would this incrediblely talented QB not be in the lineup if he is indeed ready for prime time and ready for the Pro Bowl. Your thoughts on JC are based totally on speculation and what you think, vs. what the coaches know. |
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Special Teams
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: ROANOKE, VA
Age: 49
Posts: 109
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Ok Ok calm down. If you would took time to read my post correctly Joe, oh, I mean Mattyk72. lol You would have realized that I was talking about Mark coming of the bench in a game and being in pro bowl form. Geez |
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