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Skinnydo · 11-03-2005, 09:04 AM

Questions: Is not Jason Campbell the quarterback of the future? If so, just when is he suppose to see any action? As for Ramsey, many on this coaching staff have indicated and/or stated that Ramsey cannot get the job done. Maybe I am a little naive, but by sending Ramsey into any game at any time, has not the coaching staff sent a message to the rest of the players that, for all practical purposes the game is over and the Redskins "give up"? As for Burnell, someone please tell me once again why he is making the big bucks?

firstdown · 11-03-2005, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Skinnydo

Questions: Is not Jason Campbell the quarterback of the future? If so, just when is he suppose to see any action? As for Ramsey, many on this coaching staff have indicated and/or stated that Ramsey cannot get the job done. Maybe I am a little naive, but by sending Ramsey into any game at any time, has not the coaching staff sent a message to the rest of the players that, for all practical purposes the game is over and the Redskins "give up"? As for Burnell, someone please tell me once again why he is making the big bucks?

I would think that at some point Campbell should get some snaps in a game but for now he is still the third string QB. The choaches never said Ramsey could not get the job done they just thought that Brunell gives us a better chance of winning and so far I would have to say they are right. We would all probably agree that Brunell is over paid but that is all history and mistakes we have made in the past.

Skinnydo · 11-03-2005, 10:24 AM

As for the coaches never saying that Ramsey could not get the job done:

Go back and listen, if it is available, to a comment made by Joe Bugel. To paraphrase: "Finally, we have someone who can get the ball to the receivers". If I am not mistaken, this comment was made during an interview following the first game! Am I missing something here? It certainly sounded to me as though Bugel was saying that Ramsey could not get the job done. Hey look everyone -- I have no problem with Ramsey "riding the pine". It just seems to me that if the Redskins are building a team for both the future as well as the present, then get on with it!

11-03-2005, 09:04 AM	#1
Skinnydo Camp Scrub Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 9	Re: Make a bed, lay in it. Questions: Is not Jason Campbell the quarterback of the future? If so, just when is he suppose to see any action? As for Ramsey, many on this coaching staff have indicated and/or stated that Ramsey cannot get the job done. Maybe I am a little naive, but by sending Ramsey into any game at any time, has not the coaching staff sent a message to the rest of the players that, for all practical purposes the game is over and the Redskins "give up"? As for Burnell, someone please tell me once again why he is making the big bucks?

11-03-2005, 10:24 AM	#3
Skinnydo Camp Scrub Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 9	Re: Make a bed, lay in it. As for the coaches never saying that Ramsey could not get the job done: Go back and listen, if it is available, to a comment made by Joe Bugel. To paraphrase: "Finally, we have someone who can get the ball to the receivers". If I am not mistaken, this comment was made during an interview following the first game! Am I missing something here? It certainly sounded to me as though Bugel was saying that Ramsey could not get the job done. Hey look everyone -- I have no problem with Ramsey "riding the pine". It just seems to me that if the Redskins are building a team for both the future as well as the present, then get on with it!

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