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Impact Rookie
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: St. Louis, MO
Age: 70
Posts: 868
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Re: Jason Campbell's Gift & Curse
Todd Collins is a career backup for a reason - weak arm. I'll give him credit for the final four games of the regular season. He performed great, way above expectations. The Seattle defense did a great job of exposing his weaknesses, lack of mobility and weak arm. Once the Seahawks game planned against Collins, he reverted back to weak armed quarterback that we saw in pre-season. I have no problem with bringing back Collins as a backup but in no way can he beat out Jason Campbell as starter. I'm pissed off at Al Saunder for holding back on Jason Campbell. Obviously he felt more comfortable with Collins running the offense and opened up the playbook. You sink or swim with your starter. Allow him to run the full playbook. If he is not capable, then make a change. The Skins need to draft a third string quarterback in the late rounds and allow him to develop.
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Camp Scrub
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Tampa, FL
Posts: 95
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Re: Jason Campbell's Gift & Curse
I totally agree imagine having to relearn your job every year for 6 years and then have to learn The HUGE playbook of Al Saunders. If given the chance Campbell would actually be able to learn more then the first few plays of the playbook and then he would become an elite QB.
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