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09-16-2006, 02:21 PM | #31 |
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Re: Sacrifice the Season
Why not? We have great depth at WR this year, plus a strong running game (as soon as Portis is 100% healthy.) It doesn't have to be all up to Brunell to score alot of points.
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09-16-2006, 02:28 PM | #32 |
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Re: Sacrifice the Season
Just because the Giants rushed Eli into the starting position with some success doesn't mean we should do it with Jason, and it also doesn't mean we would have the same success. Gibbs is about winning now along with building a future. For Pete's sake, how many more years are you skins fans willing to throw away for the sake of the future? Don't you want to have the guys out on the field now that will give the Redskins the best chance at winning? Don't you think Gibbs, Saunders, Williams, and the rest of the coaching stuff know what they're doing?
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09-16-2006, 02:28 PM | #33 |
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I just want to win, period. I want to stop looking for ways to fix us. We have a great team, great players and great coaches. We just need to WIN!!
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09-16-2006, 02:54 PM | #34 | |
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Well they just signed Carr to a new extension when Kubiak took over in Houston. And for anyone to have a shot at Quinn in the next draft, they better have a worse record than Oakland. |
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09-16-2006, 04:15 PM | #35 | |
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mediocre play? get "us" in the endzone? don't take this as a personal attack..but I am not so sure that anything that you've posted here is or isn't based on your own personal disdain for Mark??.. there were several factors that went into MNF's letdown..and you haven't mentioned a single one of them..so cueing into the qb situation is not addressing a thing about the breakdown in blocking.. the soft play from the linebackers and safeties.. whatever Saunders was trying to do..or the simple fact that they were out-coached on the field.. This team allowed themselves to get in the position where stupid penalties and mental errors..affected the outcome..and caused the loss.. Only 19 pts given up by any defense..should win 80% of the games in this league.. I think until you can look around in an un-biased....manner..and avoid the quick-fix mentality you will only see what you want to see.. |
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09-16-2006, 05:12 PM | #36 |
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I cant believe all of this. 1 game and the sky is falling. Brunnell is our best option at quarterback right now. He had a great year last year. The only way campbell starts is by injury. I cant see tossing the season for campbells development. At least not in week 2. Now with that being said should we be i dont know 2-8 at some point maybe but i really doubt thats going to happen.
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09-16-2006, 06:23 PM | #37 | |
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I guess under the reasoning of some on this thread, Brady Quinn and ND's season is over and they have no future because they lost one game and ND needs to get a new QB. |
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09-16-2006, 06:24 PM | #38 |
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Absolutely right that Brunell is the problem and does nothing to help the team win.
He only got one little first down by running the ball. And of course he got lucky that he got just beyond the first down stripe. He should have been able to score for us by quarterback keepers. I mean, I can't imagine any other reason why can't they get in the end zone. And he's not a great passer. I mean compare: Brunell had 17 completions on 28 attempts Bledsoe had 19 completions on 33 attempts. Of course 3 were to the wrong team. And, of course, the reason that Portis is out is because Brunell threw an interception in preseason. So let's get rid of Brunell. If Campbell doesn't work out, maybe we can find a gem in the draft like Heath Shuler or Charley Batch. (Maybe we can even get Bledsoe if the Cowboy fans get tired of him.) |
09-16-2006, 07:09 PM | #39 |
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I think a common misconception is that this is some knee-jerk reaction to the first game. Mark Brunell didn't play poorly in the first game, but he also didn't play well. Personally, I thought Campbell should have been prepared and started this season. A new offense lots of new personel, it's the perfect time to make the switch. I can't buy Mark Brunell is a good quarterback. He isn't consistant, he kills drives, he doesn't seem to make many reads in a game. "Moss is covered, Cooley is covered, Portis is covered, he throws it away. A lot of the time, that's okay, but when you see him throw it away when he still has seconds left to make a play it's a bit discerning. He just seems to rush.
Plus -- it's time to see what Campbell has. This isn't the 80's, you can't just have someone like Steve Young sit on your bench for years upon years. If Campbell isn't playing when his rookie contract is coming up, do you think he'll stick around? If he doesn't get his chance like Ramsey, will he stick around? Nope, he'll be gone and it's a waste of a draft pick.
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09-16-2006, 07:25 PM | #40 | |
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We won our first playoff game in over 10 years and were elimanted in the second round of the playoffs by the NFC Champs. How was it a perfect time to throw out your incumbant QB? |
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09-16-2006, 08:46 PM | #41 |
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Calm down, one game is one game. So we lost a Monday Night game. How many Monday Night games has Gibbs won? ZERO. Anyway, I think it is to our advantage that everyone thinks we suck. Everyone has thought we sucked for the last 4 years. At times our offense was unstoppable, at times it wasn't, we just need to work on some things and move on. And the defense needed to get an ass kickin' humble them, I know we have the besst D in the league. To say we need to look next year, well I barely made it to this year, I can't wait that long.
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09-16-2006, 09:25 PM | #42 |
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Anyone who thinks we should put in campbell right now is a moron. It has been one game, and it was the first game in a new offense. Our only problem was in the redzone. We're fine. Shut up.
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09-16-2006, 09:56 PM | #43 |
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Have you all been drinking? Put down the bottle, don't give up on the season, and at least wait to see campbell on the field before you dub him a bust.
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09-16-2006, 10:10 PM | #44 |
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some of the so-called-fans are emberassing me. 1 game and season is over?
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09-16-2006, 11:22 PM | #45 |
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I would not be OK with not putting our best effort in trying to get to 15-1, or 14-2 or 13-3. You should ask this question if we get to 1-12.
What makes you think Campbell isn't being developed now? Do you know these guys go to class and take tests on the game plan each week. Their test scores are a factor in whether they play. Do you know how Campbell is doing? No ? They watch a lot of film. You don't just look at tape, you have to learn what to look for. Some one teaches you that. And I hope, trust & pray that the Skins are really teaching Campbell how to be a professional-level, NFL quarterback, which is a whole lot different than being a college quarterback. Pro football is the same sport, but it ain't the same game!!! Campbell is in the second grade. Joey Harrington, David Carr, Ryan Leaf, Alex Smith, JP Losman and Patrick Ramsey, now the #3 QB for the Jets, were all thrown out there. That what you want? |
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