Jason campbells trade value

[53Fan]

Going by Seattle and Washington's records, I'm going to say it means, don't expect too much and.........don't expect too much.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by 53Fan

Going by Seattle and Washington's records, I'm going to say it means, don't expect too much and.........don't expect too much.

Would you say it's a philosophy used primarily to keep the emotions in check? It's a good principle to utilize in an effort to monitor run-away expectations and to dull the thud of depression when those expectations are not met to our satisfaction.

[SolidSnake84]

If Hasselbeck is released, do we take a chance on him? as a good stopgap to bridge the gap until a young QB is deemed ready?

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

If Hasselbeck is released, do we take a chance on him? as a good stopgap to bridge the gap until a young QB is deemed ready?

He was pretty aweful this year. Id say no at this point.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

If Hasselbeck is released, do we take a chance on him? as a good stopgap to bridge the gap until a young QB is deemed ready?

I'd rather keep a healthy Campbell than an injury prone Hasselbeck. If he was healthy yes (as long as it doesn't cost us an arm and a leg), but he's basically on his way out.

[MTK]

I think Hasselbeck's days as a starter are over.

[SolidSnake84]

This is assuming Campbell doesn't win the job in training camp, and isn't released/traded before then...

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Shanahan's not going to trade/release Campbell without having a very good idea who his starter will be.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

Shanahan's not going to trade/release Campbell without having a very good idea who his starter will be.

I agree....And I'm also curious to know what his eventual opinion will be of Colt Brennan. We know what the Zorn administration had to say, but I never trusted their ability to make proper evaluations of players.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by Longtimefan

I agree....And I'm also curious to know what his eventual opinion will be of Colt Brennan. We know what the Zorn administration had to say, but I never trusted their ability to make proper evaluations of players.

If Shanahan saw something in Colt and/or Campbell that he could work with, that would be phenomenal. I really really really don't want us to have to use our #4 pick on a QB.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

If Shanahan saw something in Colt and/or Campbell that he could work with, that would be phenomenal. I really really really don't want us to have to use our #4 pick on a QB.

I really think that if Shanahan wanted JC out, he would have been very non-committal about him with the press (and no one would have given him flak about it). I'm sure Shanahan had plenty of time to see what was going on with this team and Jason Campbell. I would rather us either take a later round QB or take a QB in the 2011 draft (if we have football in 2011).

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

I really think that if Shanahan wanted JC out, he would have been very non-committal about him with the press (and no one would have given him flak about it). I'm sure Shanahan had plenty of time to see what was going on with this team and Jason Campbell. I would rather us either take a later round QB or take a QB in the 2011 draft (if we have football in 2011).

I agree with that, although I wouldnt read too much into Shanahans comments on JC. Shanahan would be saying the exact same things as he is if he didn't like Campbell at all and simply wanted to increase his trade value.

[Player_HTTR]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

I really think that if Shanahan wanted JC out, he would have been very non-committal about him with the press (and no one would have given him flak about it). I'm sure Shanahan had plenty of time to see what was going on with this team and Jason Campbell. I would rather us either take a later round QB or take a QB in the 2011 draft (if we have football in 2011).

I think Shanny has been very non-commital on JC, he definetly hasn't gotten a resounding JC will be our starter out of him and Shanny is smart enough to not beat the kid down like Vinny. I agree with BigHair, if he hated him he would say the same things he has.

[GusFrerotte]

JC is better than Hasslebeck. Keep Jc, draft a decent newbie and play it out. Flip the script with JC playing the role of Brunell and the newbie being the understudy til Shanny deems him ready.

[saden1]

Orton is better than JC? Really?

Your pants are on the ground!