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| Special Teams Join Date: May 2007 Location: off the grid
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| Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) ASHBURN, Va. -- Even though there isn't a glimmer of a quarterback controversy in Washington, I'll pose the question: If Todd Collins outplays Jason Campbell in the team's five exhibition games, any chance he wins back a job that was his at the end of last season? "No," new coach Jim Zorn said, leaving no room for interpretation. Redskins: Five things to know |
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| Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) I remember Gibbs saying Ramsey was his guy. I take anything these coaches say with a huge grain of salt. |
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Ugh let's not even start that up again. JC is clearly the guy they are committed to for the season. Collins at his age is not the future and Colt is too green. It's Campbell or bust right now. |
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) doesn't matter who 'the guy' is. if he doesn't do 'the job', there's always another guy |
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Quote:
Zorn, on the other hand, hasn't said or done anything which would indicate that he prefers Collins to Campbell. In fact, as the article points out, Zorn said that he doesn't care if Collins really outplays Campbell in the preseason. Moreover, Zorn was supposedly hired to, at least in large part, to coach up JC. So, I find it hard to believe that he would pull JC early in the season and implicitly admit that he failed to achieve one of his top objectives (i.e., turn our first round talent into real production). | |
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Here's my JC question. Let's say JC plays mediocre during the first half of the season. At what point can you say "Oh... this guy isn't for real. He's obviously not an NFL caliber QB, and we need to move on". Can we even say that after this season? Does he get to play sub-average the entire season with the excuse of "Learning a new system" or something like that. I guess my question is, how bad does Jason Campbell have to play in order to get the boot. I tend to think he'll get an entire season (even if we become eliminated from playoff contention early) to figure out the system. Wouldn't it be nice to see him turn a corner this year... can't wait until the season starts.
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Very good article, I like the mindset Zorn came in with in order to stop all the hype around a QB contriversy. Campbell knows he needs to come through this year or the hammer is gonna drop on him! Also, I am very proud to welcome the one and only Greg Novis to the WARPATH!
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| Karma Chameleon (I come and go) Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Annapolis, MD Age: 28
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Quote:
It's retarded how quickly the systems chage in Washington. It's time to establish some stability. I'm hoping that's Zorn and Campbell.
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Thats the fun of having Snyder as an owner, who knows what direction he's going in next. I pray he has learned patience from Gibbs, and lets Zorn do his thing and not make it a one and done like some suspect
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Was anyone really surprised when Ramsey got yanked? He didn't do anything to solidify himself as the guy, and Brunell was Gibbs' handpicked QB. And in the end the team went 10-6 and made the playoffs. Tough to argue with the results. |
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) I think almost everyone was surprised PR was yanked before the 3rd quarter of the 1st game was over. I predicted by the 4th game and was laughed at by everyone on this site because Gibbs said PR was his QB and there was no questioning what Gibbs said. |
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Quote:
I'm hoping for a little leeway with JC this year. The reports I have heard out of camp so far have been less than encouraging but it's still early. The worst thing the fans can do is start clamoring for the back up before the season begins.
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Quote:
personally, i think he mainly needs to improve at reading defenses. if it weren't for bad reads (which lead to interceptions) late in the games against the cowboys and the bucs, we could easily have been 11-5. | |
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| Karma Chameleon (I come and go) Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Annapolis, MD Age: 28
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| Re: Jason Campbell article (CBS Sports) Quote:
There are usually growing pains with a young quarterback. That's the nature of the beast when you install a young QB. It's naive to think that anyone should have the same sort of success Brady and Rothlisberger had immediately. Look at Peyton Manning, he was brutal his first season, but they let him learn. Most guys don't do well when they first become a starter in the NFL. This argument about how long to give a young quarterback is one that doesn't really have a solution. I really hope, though, that Zorn doesn't have the quick hook that you're implying he should.
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