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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
A little clip on Brennan from the draft last year. Kiper and co. make the same Brennan / Chang comparison. I agree 100% with Jaws, who is a very good analyst, especially on QBs......as we digress into yet another CB discussion.....can the guy at least win or start a game before he is considered to be "the future"????
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
no way he comes here. Campbell is going to be the starter for at least the 2009-10 season. Leftwich could end up starting for Detroit
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Detroit area
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
Leftwich? Come one now!!!!!! The guy is a backup at best anymore, but he probably will end up being JC's replacement. Unless we have an above .500 year and playoffs, JC is not going to be resigned. His asking price is going to be too high for a team that has an age problem and depth problems to boot. Get Leftwich cheap and draft a QB in 2010. If the price is high for Leftwich, leave him alone.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
Implications are simple....you don't pay a second string QB (who was drafted to your franchise QB) the type of money you have invested in a starter.
Ever hear of Mark Brunell? Why in the world would the Skins want BL? He's too old. LOL, this is too much fun, ....Mark Brunell. .... It's been said a couple of times in past years that Leftwich would love to come home to the Redskins (I saw a link the other day somewhere as well) Only because this is his home town. He wants to be back close to family. |
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
Did anyone watch Campbell play football in college? Did anyone watch Leftwich play football in college. Leftwich was selected 5 overall because he was incredibly talented and productive
Yeah......well BL has played a few yrs in the league and has had his fair share of injuries and has slowed a step as well as not being able to make all the throws as well as he used to. You want another Brunell go right ahead and bring him in. People talk about getting younger and having healthy players and now people are talking BL. When he was "Let go" by Jacksonville didn't he play for another team? and get "Let go"? |
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
^Plus he already knows the WCO cause he played in Denver for so many yrs. lol.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
I can't believe this thread is getting so much attention. It's Byron Leftwich.
Why would we even consider this!! He's pretty much the same type QB as Campbell. It would be a lateral move in my opinion.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
JC is a much better QB than leftwich IMO. ones an entrenched starter with solid numbers, the other is unemployed.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Arlington, VA
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
No question Leftwich can start in the NFL and the perfect fit for him is Carolina, not here. He's going to need to solid line in front of him and a running game. If he has those two things ( plus a nice deep target..Steve Smith) then he can get the job done. It really shocked me that certain teams didn't jump to get this guy.
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
Colt Brennan will be the future of the Redskins!!!
Mark my word. Zorn's hand picked version of Matt Hassleback (or Brady if we are soooo lucky). We don't need Byron "Long delivery/No Mobility" Leftwich muddying the water. |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
I agree here 100% Colt IMO if we keep him will be the Brady of the Skins. With that said, I Still want to see what JC can do next season.
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
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I love Colt's gamesmanship and go after it attitude. In a year or two (with some work and improvement) he will earn the starting role and hold it down for good. |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
Zorn critisized Colt for his fast release saying that his throws were to reckless Even though he connected and thread the needle. Almost saying he was lucky to make the completion. Maybe he's just that fast. IMO if you give Colt the same amount of playing time as Campbell. Colt would be better. I know this is a Leftwich thread but...
I'm not part of the "Colt Cult" just stating my opinion. |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
I think the notion that JC could be a borderline pro bowler is very unrealistic. At best he can be a Trent Dilfer type borderline NFL QB. I have a lot of hard core Skins fans as friends and almost to a man (and a couple of women) the only thing they agree on is that JC isnt the answer.
The part I dont see is why Zorn's fate is somehow tied to JC (a QB he didnt draft and IMO didnt want but was forced to take). He had to try to make it work but deep down he knew it just wouldnt fit. I think it would be a huge mistake to fire Zorn because JC didnt pan out. IMO it would cement the reputation of the Skins turning into the Raiders of the east coast with a nut job owner that has no plan for winning. |
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