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Franchise Player
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Virginia
Posts: 7,766
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Re: Campbell's numbers dont lie
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There's also the accuracy issue. You don't see those types of QB's throwing the ball behind their receiver's very often, you don't see them over throwing them very often like JC does. I like JC and think he might be better with a better O-line but facts are facts. Watch the games, he simply throws too high and the receivers have to try and go up and get it. He throws constantly behind receivers and it's blatently obvious with Cooley. The Favre's, Brees's, River's, Mannings (both) don't throw behind their receivers very often they usually lead them with a pass. |
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Playmaker
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Houston, Texas
Posts: 3,767
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Re: Campbell's numbers dont lie
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Say what you want about JC having to change offensive systems/offensive coordinators every year and that his O-line sucks, but he is still not accurate. Either you have it or you don't. I am beginning to think he does not have it. One other observation: most really good Qb's get really tight with one or two of his receivers. You know the story, they spend all off season together and they know exactly where they are going to be on the field. They can do it with their eyes closed. Manning and Wayne, Brady and Moss/Welker, even rookie Sanchez is tight with Cotchery. I do not see that with Campbell and any of our receivers. |
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