Jason campbells trade value

Never know in Shanahan's system. Shanahan had the Skins retaine Anthony so apparently Shanahan likes him.

Without knowing a lot about the guy, everybody's so down on the guy because he's exhibited a bad habbit of fumbling. It's a problem that can be corrected, and one not uncommon to some players in the league. Adrian Peterson (for example) a franchise back has had problems with the issue. Once Aldridge overcomes the problem, I'd like to see what else he has to offer when given ample opportunity.

Matt Hasselbeck just dropped a "keep it medium" on NFL Live. Still no clue what that means.

I'll take a wild guess and say it means: Don't get too high, don't get too low.

Going by Seattle and Washington's records, I'm going to say it means, don't expect too much and.........don't expect too much.

Going by Seattle and Washington's records, I'm going to say it means, don't expect too much and.........don't expect too much.

Would you say it's a philosophy used primarily to keep the emotions in check? It's a good principle to utilize in an effort to monitor run-away expectations and to dull the thud of depression when those expectations are not met to our satisfaction.

If Hasselbeck is released, do we take a chance on him? as a good stopgap to bridge the gap until a young QB is deemed ready?

If Hasselbeck is released, do we take a chance on him? as a good stopgap to bridge the gap until a young QB is deemed ready?

He was pretty aweful this year. Id say no at this point.

I think Hasselbeck's days as a starter are over.

If Hasselbeck is released, do we take a chance on him? as a good stopgap to bridge the gap until a young QB is deemed ready?

I'd rather keep a healthy Campbell than an injury prone Hasselbeck. If he was healthy yes (as long as it doesn't cost us an arm and a leg), but he's basically on his way out.

This is assuming Campbell doesn't win the job in training camp, and isn't released/traded before then...