Brunell sucks

CrashRiley · 01-01-2006, 10:13 PM

If Joe Gibbs has proven anything, it's this:

When he has a very good offensive line and outstanding running backs and wide receivers (and tight ends for that matter, since they are a Gibbs trademark) then all he needs is a GOOD quarterback to be successful, he doesn't require a Hall-of-Famer to get the team to the playoffs.

Brunell is no worse a quarterback than Mark Rypien. Sure, like everyone else, I was down on Brunell last year and I couldn't understand, for the life of me, why Gibbs stuck with him, but I don't question a Hall-of-Fame coach, he has his reasons. the Post's Tony Kornheiser has done a 180 on Brunell and I think that most of us have also. He's smart and capable and fits into this offensive scheme very well.

I feel sorry for Ramsey, though. I hope he gets a chance somewhere else if not here.

01-01-2006, 10:13 PM	#17
CrashRiley Camp Scrub Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Arlington, VA Age: 60 Posts: 29	Re: Brunell sucks If Joe Gibbs has proven anything, it's this: When he has a very good offensive line and outstanding running backs and wide receivers (and tight ends for that matter, since they are a Gibbs trademark) then all he needs is a GOOD quarterback to be successful, he doesn't require a Hall-of-Famer to get the team to the playoffs. Brunell is no worse a quarterback than Mark Rypien. Sure, like everyone else, I was down on Brunell last year and I couldn't understand, for the life of me, why Gibbs stuck with him, but I don't question a Hall-of-Fame coach, he has his reasons. the Post's Tony Kornheiser has done a 180 on Brunell and I think that most of us have also. He's smart and capable and fits into this offensive scheme very well. I feel sorry for Ramsey, though. I hope he gets a chance somewhere else if not here.

Brunell sucks

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