Report: Quinn Traded to Broncos

[SirClintonPortis]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

And down comes the hatchett:

Broncos cut QB Chris Simms - The Denver Post

Poor Mickey D still hasn't gotten over the loss to us.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

I can see Simms here as some camp competition/potential veteran backup to a rookie starter in 2010 (if it comes to that)

Sure, why not..

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[Hamoskinz]

I like the trade down scenario if Bradford is gone and QB needy teams like Seahawks might trade up to #4 and take Clausen. As much as I like Okung as our future LT, trading down is a better option if we can land Bulaga or Davis at #7 (not that big of a drop off from Okung) while getting an extra 3rd round.

However, if we bypass Clausen, then we need to hold onto JC. Starting Brennan or Chris Simms or Colt Mccoy is a great way to cement our place in the NFC east cellar.

I am also not a fan of trading Cooley, who is a great redskin player on and off the field. We have loud mouths and prima donnas on the team yet we trade away a hardworking and good team player. Doesn't seem right.

[Audi]

Originally Posted by Hamoskinz

However, if we bypass Clausen, then we need to hold onto JC. Starting Brennan or Chris Simms or Colt Mccoy is a great way to cement our place in the NFC east cellar.

The Redskins finished last place in 2006, 2008, and 2009. The Redskins were 5-7 in 2007 before Todd Collins' 4 game winning streak. Not really sure howholding onto Jason Campbell would uncement us from our place in the NFC East cellar.

[CRedskinsRule]

The Redskins finished last place in 2006, 2008, and 2009. The Redskins were 5-7 in 2007 before Todd Collins' 4 game winning streak. Not really sure howholding onto Jason Campbell would uncement us from our place in the NFC East cellar.

its like the JC conversation never ends. if we fix the really terrible areas(OL) of our team then other areas(JC) may be passable enough to keep us out of the bottom.
or as Ke$ha puts it
blah blah blah

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

its like the JC conversation never ends. if we fix the really terrible areas(OL) of our team then other areas(JC) may be passable enough to keep us out of the bottom.
or as Ke$ha puts it
blah blah blah

Absolutely, JC would be fine with a line and Shanny coaching.


Did you REALLY expect him to set the world on fire under THIS system:

(not even including the Slip n Slide or the "throw pads at Jason" game)

[CRedskinsRule]

^^^Gotta say Zorn was loving life that first training camp wasn't he.

[MTK]

As wacky as his drills may look, Zorn is still a very good and respected QB coach. He may never rise above that level again, but there's nothing wrong with that.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

As wacky as his drills may look, Zorn is still a very good and respected QB coach. He may never rise above that level again, but there's nothing wrong with that.

Exactly, those were just QB drills.. doesn't really reflect on him as a HC

[johno]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

As wacky as his drills may look, Zorn is still a very good and respected QB coach. He may never rise above that level again, but there's nothing wrong with that.

On that topic, I really liked Zorn. He seemed like a great guy. He wasnt successful with us, but that doesnt detract from he being a good dude.