Campbell: 'It's just totally different than it used to be'

[Dirtbag59]

This video has been going around the fan base lately. It's made from a clearly bias point of view but it does raise some interesting points.

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

This video has been going around the fan base lately. It's made from a clearly bias point of view but it does raise some interesting points.

It's not that the plays in the video are taken out of context. It's about understanding the way JC plays the game. At the end of the day (and his career) he's nothing more than a rhythm passer. When in a rhythm he makes solid throws and decisions (not superior throws and decisions like Peyton Manning for instance who I also consider a rhythm QB). However, Jason falls out of rhythm early and often, and at that point he becomes almost completely ineffective until somehow his rhythm is reestablished.

I don't have a problem keeping him on the roster. Jason is very tough and basically an average guy back there. However, I have NO DOUBT he will be benched this season at some point. The questions are 1) who will Shanny turn to first, Colt, Rex or someone not yet on the roster and 2) will Jason ever become the starter again?

My hope is Colt gets the first shot, and my gut tells me Jason doesn't start again for the B & G. In fact I'll be surprised if he starts in the NFL ever again after this season.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

This video has been going around the fan base lately. It's made from a clearly bias point of view but it does raise some interesting points.

Yawn, you can find mistakes in key situations with any QB. We saw them from Favre (in NFC Championship), Manning in the Super Bowl, Brady in the regular season (particularly against Colts)...yawn.

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