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freddyg12 · 10-20-2009, 09:35 AM

Starting JC is the right move, if for no other reason the team needs to see how he'll react & assess him for contract purposes, which at this point is just making sure they'll let him walk.

I've been a fan of JC since Gibbs drafted him, always liked him & thought he would grow here. I think he's like most of Gibbs' qb's; he can play well w/in a structured offense that emphasizes protection, but he's certainly not much more than an avg. nfl qb. I'm sad to say I think he's regressed this year. I do believe that much of it is the dysfunctional unit that he's part of; sorry o line & wr's. Still, he has to take the blame for his inaccurracy, which has been a problem since preseason.

For all those comments about qb's that play well behind weak o lines. How many of those guys have wr's as sorry as ours? None!

10-20-2009, 09:35 AM	#6
freddyg12 Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 4,540	Re: Mosely: Campbell to start Starting JC is the right move, if for no other reason the team needs to see how he'll react & assess him for contract purposes, which at this point is just making sure they'll let him walk. I've been a fan of JC since Gibbs drafted him, always liked him & thought he would grow here. I think he's like most of Gibbs' qb's; he can play well w/in a structured offense that emphasizes protection, but he's certainly not much more than an avg. nfl qb. I'm sad to say I think he's regressed this year. I do believe that much of it is the dysfunctional unit that he's part of; sorry o line & wr's. Still, he has to take the blame for his inaccurracy, which has been a problem since preseason. For all those comments about qb's that play well behind weak o lines. How many of those guys have wr's as sorry as ours? None!