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Old 07-13-2008, 10:17 PM   #76
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But looked better than Jason Campbell didn't he.
You're making a comparison based on one game?

No offense, but while I don't agree with the notion of bringing Favre here, I've heard some mildly convincing arguments. Your argument of Favre will make JC a better QB because look what he did with Rodgers is really, really....um, odd.
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Old 07-13-2008, 10:19 PM   #77
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About as well as Brett Favre would in year 1 in the Zorn system. Without much discernible difference.

QB rating somewhere in the 70s.
Its questionable for me. truly i want whats best for Jason to become great instead of another 1st round bust like Ramsey and Shuler.
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Old 07-13-2008, 10:20 PM   #78
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You're making a comparison based on one game?

No offense, but while I don't agree with the notion of bringing Favre here, I've heard some mildly convincing arguments. Your argument of Favre will make JC a better QB because look what he did with Rodgers is really, really....um, odd.
I respect what your saying but Rogers isn't the only QB who was behind Favre.

Brunell-Matt Hasselback was behind him as well and they became pro-bowlers. Well ok we got Brunell when he was dead injured .


Also JC never looked as good as Rogers as that game at all. I mean if we saw JC do that than i wouldn't bring in this Favre bull crap at all i mean i'm humiliated talking about it but it sure as hell is an try.

JC when guys are about to sack him would just scramble or take the sack but now Rogers threw it any ways, and thats similar to what Favre would do.
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Old 07-13-2008, 10:34 PM   #79
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I respect what your saying but Rogers isn't the only QB who was behind Favre.

Brunell-Matt Hasselback was behind him as well and they became pro-bowlers. Well ok we got Brunell when he was dead injured .


Also JC never looked as good as Rogers as that game at all. I mean if we saw JC do that than i wouldn't bring in this Favre bull crap at all i mean i'm humiliated talking about it but it sure as hell is an try.

JC when guys are about to sack him would just scramble or take the sack but now Rogers threw it any ways, and thats similar to what Favre would do.
Sure, there have been plenty of good QBs behind Favre, but that doesn't really mean anything.

By the way, in this stellar game that Rodgers had...he was sacked 3 times.

Plus, you didn't see Campbell's games against the Lions or Eagles last year?
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Sure, there have been plenty of good QBs behind Favre, but that doesn't really mean anything.

By the way, in this stellar game that Rodgers had...he was sacked 3 times.

Plus, you didn't see Campbell's games against the Lions or Eagles last year?
I know but how many times JC got sack an game?. Plus i don't blaim Rogers when you have that guy Dware and Ellis to pressure the hell out of you. And not to mention Cowboys had the 3nd best sack stats in the NFL.

Plus i saw JC against the Lions and Eagles he did good how ever this is going to be an new scheme. He did good against the Lions cause the Lions sucked . He did good against the Eagles because Eagles didn't have an pass rush at all (intill the end when we did the Redskins classic*collapsed*).


I like JC too but i had an nightmare that he'll be gone in two years. I had the same dream when Chad could be coming and the dream when we won 13-14 against Dallas. Now that dream is back i think somethings not right here.


PS: He did great against the Lions no doubt, how ever the Dallas game was good too i think Rogers showed how more dangerous he could be.
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Old 07-13-2008, 10:58 PM   #81
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I know but how many times JC got sack an game?. Plus i don't blaim Rogers when you have that guy Dware and Ellis to pressure the hell out of you. And not to mention Cowboys had the 3nd best sack stats in the NFL.

Plus i saw JC against the Lions and Eagles he did good how ever this is going to be an new scheme. He did good against the Lions cause the Lions sucked . He did good against the Eagles because Eagles didn't have an pass rush at all (intill the end when we did the Redskins classic*collapsed*).


I like JC too but i had an nightmare that he'll be gone in two years. I had the same dream when Chad could be coming and the dream when we won 13-14 against Dallas. Now that dream is back i think somethings not right here.


PS: He did great against the Lions no doubt, how ever the Dallas game was good too i think Rogers showed how more dangerous he could be.
I admire your resilience, especially considering English is not your first language. I don't even know if it's your second language actually.

Still, wait you dreamt we'd beat Dallas 14-13 on MNF??

Ok anyway, you do know that Campbell played in the WCO in college right? Granted, I know it's not exactly the same but it's not an extreme difference from college to the pros.
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Old 07-13-2008, 11:17 PM   #82
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wow... this thread dived down the twathole pretty quick :/

oh well.
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Old 07-13-2008, 11:48 PM   #83
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I was going to start this thread but figured I'd be ridiculed for it{and get neg rep points,lol}I'm not sold on J.C. but i dont think Favre is the right fit for us,we've got to give Jason his chance.If this was 2 yrs ago,maybe even a yr ago I would say go for it.Favre is being accused of being selfish,which he kind of is,but I dont blame him one bit.I'm sure its hard when you reach his age and the things he's accomplished to try and decide what to do.I think he was feeling pressure from the Pack to retire and after thinking about he did,we do it all the time,so what.The Pack look to me like theyre ready to move on,they need to cut him loose or welcome him back with open arms and give him the starting job till he proves he cant cut it anymore.He had a great yr last yr,he's better than 90 percent of the qb's in the league,IMO
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I know but how many times JC got sack an game?. Plus i don't blaim Rogers when you have that guy Dware and Ellis to pressure the hell out of you. And not to mention Cowboys had the 3nd best sack stats in the NFL.

Plus i saw JC against the Lions and Eagles he did good how ever this is going to be an new scheme. He did good against the Lions cause the Lions sucked . He did good against the Eagles because Eagles didn't have an pass rush at all (intill the end when we did the Redskins classic*collapsed*).


I like JC too but i had an nightmare that he'll be gone in two years. I had the same dream when Chad could be coming and the dream when we won 13-14 against Dallas. Now that dream is back i think somethings not right here.


PS: He did great against the Lions no doubt, how ever the Dallas game was good too i think Rogers showed how more dangerous he could be.
Come on, this guy is obviously a troll.
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You're making a comparison based on one game?

No offense, but while I don't agree with the notion of bringing Favre here, I've heard some mildly convincing arguments. Your argument of Favre will make JC a better QB because look what he did with Rodgers is really, really....um, odd.
You have?? I'd like to hear them.
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You have?? I'd like to hear them.
Damn you and your need for evidence!!

I don't know, I kind of just threw that line in there
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Damn you and your need for evidence!!

I don't know, I kind of just threw that line in there
LOL!

By the way, I like the tag line right under your username. It's an important distinction to make!

Luckily your record of posting great stuff precedes you.
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I'm not going to even bother trying to address the last few pages of garbage. God bless those of you that tried to play along.
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Amen.

Thats the thing i'm trying to say also, Zorn likes JC but also likes Brennan 2 X's better. However Zorn does wan't to find JC to stay here and Favre make JC that ultamate weapon. If not JC than Favre and Zorn can work on Brennan for sure.

I don't want to sound like an peice of crap but JC is 26 now and Brannan could probably out play JC and Brannan is 24 years younger.

Back to my point have JC benched for one year and maybe actully have an pro-bowl year cause again Zorn said he is gonna run the ball"Alot" which means the passing is still not close to being great. While we get Favre it could speed things up and teach JC alot i mean alot say this would ruin JC progress but how? JC would be 27 while Romo was on bench for 2 years and ended up an pro-bowler.

I say Yes to Favre for one year, i mean to be honest our O sounds bad (besides Portis) every time an interview with Zorn he always saids" the D stop the skins all the time in the goal line and int alot of passes. I mean is our O gonna be good? or is the D just ruthless.
Man, your all over the place in this thread and I'm not sure where your getting all this information. The only thing I have heard Zorn say about the running game is that they would keep allot of our current plays and also keep the terms the same (I believe its a number system for the call on running scheme to be used which will not change). I also don't thank that he has commented on our performance last year like you stated on goal line play because that would be seen as attacking Gibbs as a coach. He might have said something like "we are working on some different looks on the goal line" but not pin pointing it out as you stat.
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Re: Should the Redskins take a run at Favre?

I don't have much to add to this thread, but there's a bunch of great videos of the Redskins cheerleader tryouts on comcastsportsnet.com. They're a good break for those of you who are sick of the Favre talk. Check it out.

Go Skins!
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