Omg! Wtf! Lol! Todd Collins Is So 1337

[Southpaw]

He tossed a bunch of lollipops to WIDE open receivers. He had a good game, but I'd like to see a repeat performance before I jump on his junk.

[Bstanley]

Originally Posted by Southpaw

He tossed a bunch of lollipops to WIDE open receivers. He had a good game, but I'd like to see a repeat performance before I jump on his junk.

Your wrong go back and watch the game again. :headbange

[Southpaw]

Originally Posted by Bstanley

Your wrong go back and watch the game again. :headbange

The only substantial pass where the receiver wasn't wide open was to Yoder, which was a good toss. Other than that, receivers were in spaces with no one around them. Whether it's a product of the Bears terrible coverage, or Collins knowing Saunders' system remains to be seen, but the Collins backers will be in for a shock if they think the quarterback can toss meatballs around every week.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Southpaw

The only substantial pass where the receiver wasn't wide open was to Yoder, which was a good toss. Other than that, receivers were in spaces with no one around them. Whether it's a product of the Bears terrible coverage, or Collins knowing Saunders' system remains to be seen, but the Collins backers will be in for a shock if they think the quarterback can toss meatballs around every week.

He can get away with it the next two weeks though. We play some good rush defenses in the Giants and Vikings, but neither is anything special against the pass, at least not as good as the Bears are.

[theJBexperience]

Originally Posted by Southpaw

The only substantial pass where the receiver wasn't wide open was to Yoder, which was a good toss. Other than that, receivers were in spaces with no one around them. Whether it's a product of the Bears terrible coverage, or Collins knowing Saunders' system remains to be seen, but the Collins backers will be in for a shock if they think the quarterback can toss meatballs around every week.

So, Collins connected with a lot of wide open receivers, which begs the question why did he? Did he make decisions and release quicker than JC? Or did the Bears change their scheme with him? Did the Bears stop covering because they were so intimidated by Saunder's student?

I'm thinking it's TC's quick decisions and release. That has been a knock on Campbell for a while. He can hold onto the ball too long.

[RiggoDrill]

There is a reason Collins has been an NFL qb for 13 years. There is a reason why Al Saunders wanted to bring him here to be the backup. He is intelligent AND capable. He knows the offense as well as anybody, he is a student of the game and will probably have a long career in coaching as soon as he hangs up the cleats. He did a very nice job last night in relief, and IF he, and the o-line, can repeat that performance against a Giant's D that is better than the Bears, then the Skins have a good chance of winning and staying alive for a playoff spot.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by RiggoDrill

There is a reason Collins has been an NFL qb for 13 years. There is a reason why Al Saunders wanted to bring him here to be the backup. He is intelligent AND capable. He knows the offense as well as anybody, he is a student of the game and will probably have a long career in coaching as soon as he hangs up the cleats. He did a very nice job last night in relief, and IF he, and the o-line, can repeat that performance against a Giant's D that is better than the Bears, then the Skins have a good chance of winning and staying alive for a playoff spot.

Yes, his 89.5 yds/gm career average is very impressive.

He's been on rosters for 13 years, but add up his playing time and he's in his 3rd year.

Todd Collins - Washington Redskins - Career Statistics - NFL - Yahoo! Sports

[Bstanley]

Originally Posted by RiggoDrill

There is a reason Collins has been an NFL qb for 13 years. There is a reason why Al Saunders wanted to bring him here to be the backup. He is intelligent AND capable. He knows the offense as well as anybody, he is a student of the game and will probably have a long career in coaching as soon as he hangs up the cleats. He did a very nice job last night in relief, and IF he, and the o-line, can repeat that performance against a Giant's D that is better than the Bears, then the Skins have a good chance of winning and staying alive for a playoff spot.

I was thinking the the same thing about TC coaching. BTW I love JC but TC showed how this offense is supposed to be run just watch and learn JC...Say what you want about Todd's arm but they were some pretty passes.