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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Virginia Beach
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Re: Vinny Cerrato
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QB is the key to everything. In today's NFL you win with a great QB. Patriots: got Brady and built around him, their OL & DL haven't been filled with Pro-Bowlers during their successful run. Indy: Manning, then fill in the pieces Steelers: couldn't get over the hump until Big Ben arrived and when he struggled, no matter how good the OL & DL are, they struggled. Seattle: solid, but playoff caliber when Hasselbeck put it together. Green Bay: One of the better OL & DL, but Favre sucks, they suck. Favre plays well they go deep into the playoffs. Dallas: (as much as I hate it) very solid OL & front 7, Romo goes to Mexico with Jess and they choke. Jaguars: I'd argue they have the best OL & front 7 in the NFL. They can't get over the hump. Garrard's play improves and now they are on the cusp of doing something special. Bears: outside of the miracle D in 2006, with no QB, they struggle. How does this apply to us? JC is coming to the point where it is $hit or get off the pot. Zorn needed to get him the weapons to be successful. JC should have learned the system and be primed for a Pro-Bowl performance in 2009, the receivers should be ready in 2009 after a year to adjust to the NFL and learn the system. Even if we have an average OL / DL, JC playing at a Pro-Bowl level with the weapons the FO has provided should put us deep in the playoffs.
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