blow it up

[ElkridgeSkins]

Originally Posted by SOUL-SKINS

You honestly think Campbell is or will be an elite QB in the NFL. Wow.
Jake has battled injuries this year by the way and yes he is having average season but he took his team to the ****ing Super Bowl and a Conference Championship game by his 5th year. This is Campbell's 4th year. So how is JC better. Please explain why. You seem to have all the answers. Not to mention the Panthers are 11-3 this year with Jake at Qb.

I agree. Campbell is in his 4th year, and I am afraid this is as good as he is going to get. He has in my opinion above average weapons on offense. He is slow to make decisions, which often cause him to throw behind or into tight coverage. He does not feel pressure well in the pocket and is not quick of feet. He has a long baseball pitcher type throwing motion which would be fine if he made quick decisions but he doesn't. What I like least about him is his lack of emotion on the field and in the huddle. I think his stoic behavior would be of benefit in a big game, but he won't ever be in one. He doesn't seem to have any fire in his belly. I think it's time to see what Colt can do.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by ElkridgeSkins

I agree. Campbell is in his 4th year, and I am afraid this is as good as he is going to get. He has in my opinion above average weapons on offense. He is slow to make decisions, which often cause him to throw behind or into tight coverage. He does not feel pressure well in the pocket and is not quick of feet. He has a long baseball pitcher type throwing motion which would be fine if he made quick decisions but he doesn't. What I like least about him is his lack of emotion on the field and in the huddle. I think his stoic behavior would be of benefit in a big game, but he won't ever be in one. He doesn't seem to have any fire in his belly. I think it's time to see what Colt can do.

Thanks for your opinion, but I don't think I agree with a single assertion you made. I don't think he's got above average weapons, he clearly feels pressure very well, and I dont really care if he throws underhanded as long as he stays right on the development curve he's already on.

I don't think you know that a QB generally keeps improving until about his 8th to 10th year in the NFL, but I'm sure the trained eye that tells you he doesn't have good pocket presence also tells you that he's going to stop learning all of a sudden.