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[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Guys Jason is a decent QB but you can't blame the OLINE every season, Or talent around him because Cooley is a Pro Bowler, Portis is a Pro bowler, Sellars and Samuels aswell!! He has to make plays not the OLINE.

Well then maybe we should get Sellers and Samuels on the outside running verticals, since, you know, they are pro bowlers and what Jason really needs are pro bowlers on the outside.

And look at you, while sitting on your "8 bad games" high horse, telling the rest of us that season-long issues around the offense aren't an excuse. Are you for real?

[terpsez11]

Originally Posted by Eknox

Yeah he looked like a Franchise QB then, unfortunately there was a flip flop on that look in the 2nd half of the season

Brunell looked good vs Them...once upon a time...long long ago

[firstdown]

I notice the original post mentioned he went 50 passes withou an int. but to me that was one of JC problems. He is so worried about throwing a int. that he does not take chances and instead of on 3rd down dumped off passes rather then going for the first down. I'm not looking for him to play like Farve but there are times when he needs to take more chances with the ball. Some of this probably stems back to Gibbs and his conservative approch to ball protection.

[Swarley]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Guys Jason is a decent QB but you can't blame the OLINE every season, Or talent around him because Cooley is a Pro Bowler, Portis is a Pro bowler, Sellars and Samuels aswell!! He has to make plays not the OLINE.

The point is how many plays can a QB make if everything around him is falling apart? Suer every once in a while you want to see your QB make a great play when the protection isnt doing it's job but you cant expect that all the time. Just think where Troy Aikmen would be without that Oline and running game.

[Boston Brave]

Defense figured out the Skins O, at the beginning Zorn was new as a HC. By mid season, teams played Portis or the short pass (<5yds) on 1 and 2 downs, put us in 3rd and 5 to 7 yards.

[30gut]

Originally Posted by firstdown

I notice the original post mentioned he went 50 passes withou an int. but to me that was one of JC problems. He is so worried about throwing a int. that he does not take chances and instead of on 3rd down dumped off passes rather then going for the first down. I'm not looking for him to play like Farve but there are times when he needs to take more chances with the ball. Some of this probably stems back to Gibbs and his conservative approch to ball protection.

Did you watch the game?
I kinda get the feeling you didn't.
JC was throwing the ball downfield.

[Zerohero]

Originally Posted by 30gut

Did you watch the game?
I kinda get the feeling you didn't.
JC was throwing the ball downfield.

Oh he threw the ball downfield, just not accurately.

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by Zerohero

Oh he threw the ball downfield, just not accurately.

He completed about two-thirds of his attempts... muff said.

[Zerohero]

Originally Posted by The Goat

He completed about two-thirds of his attempts... muff said.

My bad i was referring to the season, not that actual game.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Zerohero

My bad i was referring to the season, not that actual game.

You should stick to the thread topic then.

[Zerohero]

thus the

Originally Posted by Zerohero

My bad

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Zerohero

thus the

Just playing man.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by GreekSkin

The point is how many plays can a QB make if everything around him is falling apart? Suer every once in a while you want to see your QB make a great play when the protection isnt doing it's job but you cant expect that all the time. Just think where Troy Aikmen would be without that Oline and running game.

Well said.

He made a bunch of great plays with the pocket breaking down, but then it would get called back for Casey Rabach being downfield or Stephon Heyer cheap shotting a dude or something.

Oh wait, but a real quarterback like Jay Cutler would have willed the offensive lineman to be more aware of whatever is going on behind him and would have mediated Stephon Heyer's anger in real time. Sure, Campbell's good, but if your Quarterback can't even control the behavior of players around him, is he really worth all that money?

[70Chip]

Originally Posted by Boston Brave

Defense figured out the Skins O, at the beginning Zorn was new as a HC. By mid season, teams played Portis or the short pass (<5yds) on 1 and 2 downs, put us in 3rd and 5 to 7 yards.

Yup. Second verse same as the first.

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by The Goat

He completed about two-thirds of his attempts... muff said.

Muff said that? Are you sure? I've never heard Muff speak that clearly.