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Old 10-24-2009, 08:39 AM   #1
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Re: Redskins-Chiefs Offensive Review

good work. have you seen enough of Campbell to be able to tell if he is back next year? for some reason, i highly doubt it
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Old 10-24-2009, 10:07 AM   #2
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good work. have you seen enough of Campbell to be able to tell if he is back next year? for some reason, i highly doubt it
As much as I love this guy; I really believe it would be better scenario for both Redskins and Campbell to apart from each other and move on.. A little while ago, I read Washington Post article of an interview with Campbell's offense coordinator at Auburn; it appears as if Campbell doesn't have strong confidences.. The OC always made sure that Campbell is well aware that whole coaches really believed in him.. When Campbell was confident, he shredded the teams when he was at Auburn.. I guarantee you, Zorn and coaches have shot Campbell's confidence all way the down to the bottom.. I would feel same thing if I was him; and if I was him, I would try to find another team to sign where I would have a chance to compete to be starter during off-season..

But to answer your question, I think it all depends on who's GM and head coach next year..
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Old 10-24-2009, 11:24 AM   #3
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Re: Redskins-Chiefs Offensive Review

I don't know how you can stomatch to re-watch the game let alone analyze their play GTripp. Every time I think about our offense I feel ill.
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Re: Redskins-Chiefs Offensive Review

I can sum up the offense in no time, two field goals. That's it.
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Old 10-24-2009, 11:32 PM   #5
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I can sum up the offense in no time, two field goals. That's it.
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I don't know how you can stomatch to re-watch the game let alone analyze their play GTripp. Every time I think about our offense I feel ill.
LOL. Two best posts on this thread.
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Old 10-24-2009, 12:57 PM   #6
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As much as I love this guy; I really believe it would be better scenario for both Redskins and Campbell to apart from each other and move on.. A little while ago, I read Washington Post article of an interview with Campbell's offense coordinator at Auburn; it appears as if Campbell doesn't have strong confidences.. The OC always made sure that Campbell is well aware that whole coaches really believed in him.. When Campbell was confident, he shredded the teams when he was at Auburn.. I guarantee you, Zorn and coaches have shot Campbell's confidence all way the down to the bottom.. I would feel same thing if I was him; and if I was him, I would try to find another team to sign where I would have a chance to compete to be starter during off-season..

But to answer your question, I think it all depends on who's GM and head coach next year..
The sad truth is other teams are not high on JC. I would guess most teams don't want to have to act as cheerleaders to get their QB to perform. Either you are confidant and can lead an offense or your not. In other word I doubt NFL teams want to hold QB's hands all the time and baby them to get them to perform.

But I feel JC is tired of the situation here and is ready to move on to a more stable situation.

I think we need to build the O-line during this seasons draft. Grab both LT and RT, If the Rookie Center we picked up is not good draft another Center. All the rest of the guys are decent Guards. Hopefully some better coach's can get more out our WR's and TE for now. Look to pick up another QB either in draft or FA. We need a SLB and keep Orakpo at DE only.

Maybe we can invite a bunch of non drafted O-lineman to camp this yr and work them all out.
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good work. have you seen enough of Campbell to be able to tell if he is back next year? for some reason, i highly doubt it
I think, that if Campbell stays healthy and in the lineup for 16 games, he'll probably be back next year. However, just like Ramsey in 2005, it wouldn't shock me if his final season here puts him in a backup capacity. If there's no cap, we can bring up back at backup money, and what we do with that probably depends on who the coach is.

I think it's safe to say that there will be some addition at the Quarterback position before the first game of next year. It could be Jeff Garcia, this year.
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Old 10-26-2009, 10:12 AM   #8
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I think, that if Campbell stays healthy and in the lineup for 16 games, he'll probably be back next year. However, just like Ramsey in 2005, it wouldn't shock me if his final season here puts him in a backup capacity. If there's no cap, we can bring up back at backup money, and what we do with that probably depends on who the coach is.

I think it's safe to say that there will be some addition at the Quarterback position before the first game of next year. It could be Jeff Garcia, this year.
Garcia isn't coming here unless there is some kind of injury. There is a reason he keeps bouncing around. But w/out question there will be someone coming here to either be the starter or compete w/ JC for the job. I suggested Kevin Kolb but his contract isn't up yet. If it's not a vet then it will be a rookie.
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Garcia isn't coming here unless there is some kind of injury. There is a reason he keeps bouncing around. But w/out question there will be someone coming here to either be the starter or compete w/ JC for the job. I suggested Kevin Kolb but his contract isn't up yet. If it's not a vet then it will be a rookie.
IMO, a rookie wouldn't make much sense for where we are at, but then again, neither would Cutler/Sanchez/etc.

Best option right now is probably Chad Pennington.
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IMO, a rookie wouldn't make much sense for where we are at, but then again, neither would Cutler/Sanchez/etc.

Best option right now is probably Chad Pennington.
Chad is a good NFL QB and can get the job done. But his shoulder is now on it's 3rd surgery? I think he's going to retire. Interesting to see if Clausen will come out.
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