Is Campbell Officially Headed Out The Door?

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by Buster

Goodbye Brennan too.

You may wish JC was around WHEN McNabb gets hurt and Rexy is starting.

Not quiet yet, my friend.

[Mechanix544]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

same, and I think Shanahan maybe thinking the same thing. I think we shouldn't waste any one of our precious picks on a QB, when we could get more OL, DL, LB's, CB's, and FS's.

agreed. Cooley, JC, and 'los for add'l draft picks and drop fro #4 and nab a 2nd rounder with a lower 1st. Could end up being a great draft, considering.

BTW, I would be upset if we move Haynesworth. I think he is a great player, and will do better this year with a good coaching staff.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

Not quiet yet, my friend.

Found a nice photo of you:

[SolidSnake84]

Here's the thing. Campbell didnt win us games as a starter, and now people are already wishing for McNabb to get hurt so that Campbell can play??? thats crazy

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

You really didn't need that 2nd cup of coffee.

Perhaps I should explain myself a bit:

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

i think Campbell gets moved before noon today / by the end of the day at the latest.

Campbell's presence here is a distraction the team doesn't need. It would be ideal for him to be traded before McNabb's introductory press conference today. That way, the focus can be on the future of this team and not, "what happens to campbell?"

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

I think Landry gets moved by the draft.

It seems he's been on the market for a while and now word has gotten out that we tried to trade him (possibly in a package) for McNabb. He knows he's not wanted here. it'll be hard to expect him to give this team 100% going forward.

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

I think, if we can receive a top 45 pick, Haynesworth will be traded by the draft.

i've been saying for months that the team would try to get rid of him and now its been confirmed. I don't see Haynesworth taking the news that the team tried to trade him well. His contract has already been restructured to be more cap-friendly for the rest of 2010 going forward. Any contending team that needs a DT should be interested. I would not be surprised to see him traded to Tampa Bay or return to Tennessee. I think the Giants are also a very distinct possibility.

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

I think Brandon Marshall will be on the team before May.

Whats the point in signing McNabb if he doesnt have anyone to throw to? I think Marshall could get traded to Denver for a 2011 2nd rounder or a player/package of players.

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

I think if a team offers a 4th round pick for Portis, he will be traded.

This has probably been true ever since Shanahan and Allen took over.

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

I think Cooley or Davis will be traded before the draft.

We need to shore up our offensive line before signing McNabb - its become an even greater need now. Now that we don't have a 2nd round pick, having two pass-catching TEs is simply a luxury we can't afford. i can see either of them going for a low 2nd rounder (or a starting o-lineman).

I didn't mention it earlier, but now that we've brought buchanon in, we are fairly deep at CB. This draft doesnt have a single elite cornerback. Even with the dropsies, Rogers >>> Joe Haden. I think he's gone if we can get a 2nd rounder for him or perhaps even a high 3rd (or a starting o-lineman)

[CultBrennan59]

^who wants mcnabb to get hurt?

[MTK]

That's just a lot of trade action in a league where big trades aren't that common. We'll see.

[CultBrennan59]

^ then again not many people saw this big trade coming..

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

^ then again not many people saw this big trade coming..

Yes, but there were lots of rumors swirling about it.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

^who wants mcnabb to get hurt?

No one WANTS him to now that he's a Redskin, but his history indicates that chances are, he will at some point.

If we don't somehow upgrade the line beyond just picking Okung, chances are very good that we'll see Rex on the field (is JC is not the backup, which looks unlikely).

Look how badly Campbell was beaten last year. I don't think McNabb could have survived that.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

Here's the thing. Campbell didnt win us games as a starter, and now people are already wishing for McNabb to get hurt so that Campbell can play??? thats crazy

Who said that?

[Beemnseven]

I've never believed Jason Campbell could get us a 2nd or 3rd by himself. But what about this:

Suppose it's a package deal with someone like Seattle (picking #6), Cleveland (#7), Oakland (#8), Buffalo (#9), or Jacksonville (#10) to switch places with us at #4, along with Campbell for a 2nd or 3rd?

More plausible that way?

[Audi]

Originally Posted by Buster

No one WANTS him to now that he's a Redskin, but his history indicates that chances are, he will at some point.

If we don't somehow upgrade the line beyond just picking Okung, chances are very good that we'll see Rex on the field (is JC is not the backup, which looks unlikely).

Look how badly Campbell was beaten last year. I don't think McNabb could have survived that.

Donovan McNabb's been sacked at a higher rate than Jason Campbell multiple times in his career. I really wouldn't be surprised if our offensive line actually looked decent with McNabb.

1. Teams will actually have to fear the deep ball. McNabb made Pinkston and Stallworth legitimate deep threats.

2. McNabb can read defenses better than Campbell and make quicker decisions.

[hail_2_da_skins]

Campbell and Colt are history in DC. Hopefully the Skins can get a decent pick or an offensive lineman for Campbell. Colt will be cut to relinquish #5.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by Audi

Donovan McNabb's been sacked at a higher rate than Jason Campbell multiple times in his career. I really wouldn't be surprised if our offensive line actually looked decent with McNabb.

1. Teams will actually have to fear the deep ball. McNabb made Pinkston and Stallworth legitimate deep threats.

2. McNabb can read defenses better than Campbell and make quicker decisions.

If McNabb has any mobility left, he'll be a great fit for the Shanahans' passing scheme. They like to roll the QB out and line up WRs in a straight line of vision for the QB at various depths. I also feel Campbell would do very well in this system.