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Rock31 · 01-05-2008, 10:26 PM

Campbell's full grasp of the offense is the most significant challenge to overcome in the offseason. Look at how much quarterback play can buoy a team. Though the Giants are the only team in the playoffs who win in spite of their QB, all the rest of the 10 contenders this postseason boast efficiency at QB. Vince Young makes up for his oft-inaccurate passing with quick feet. Phillip Rivers is serviceable and a fiery leader. I don't have to make points to sell you on any of the other QBs currently carrying their respective teams on their shoulders.

Once we have Jason running the O smoothly and efficiently, and finally break the barrier of scoring more points per game than the league average (25 ppg would be ideal), then everything else will fall in place. It is a pass-first league predicated on solid QB play, and if Jason doesn't make big strides in the offseason, we're in for another mediocre season.

01-05-2008, 10:26 PM	#6
Rock31 Camp Scrub Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Asheville, NC Age: 39 Posts: 48	Re: I can't wait till next year Campbell's full grasp of the offense is the most significant challenge to overcome in the offseason. Look at how much quarterback play can buoy a team. Though the Giants are the only team in the playoffs who win in spite of their QB, all the rest of the 10 contenders this postseason boast efficiency at QB. Vince Young makes up for his oft-inaccurate passing with quick feet. Phillip Rivers is serviceable and a fiery leader. I don't have to make points to sell you on any of the other QBs currently carrying their respective teams on their shoulders. Once we have Jason running the O smoothly and efficiently, and finally break the barrier of scoring more points per game than the league average (25 ppg would be ideal), then everything else will fall in place. It is a pass-first league predicated on solid QB play, and if Jason doesn't make big strides in the offseason, we're in for another mediocre season.