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Beneil (diehard since 87) · 04-03-2010, 12:25 PM

I don't thing GTripp is too off in his assesments. The only huge flaw, to me, was the thought that Peyton Manning would have success in another offense. More specifically, behind another o-line. Dude has all day ALL THE TIME! He's only gotten sacked 10 times this year. The last time we had a QB sacked so few times, his name was Rypien and he got us a Superbowl win. Manning has better hands to throw to as well. His TEs have better hands than all but maybe one of our receivers. The last time we had as many good hands on our team... wait, i refered to that year already.

I'm just saying that manning throws the ball away instead of taking sacks or taking chances. The last time we had a guy like that was Mark Brunell. If Manning was a Redskin, he'd have put up Mark Brunell numbers, not Manning numbers... okay, maybe Archie Manning numbers...

04-03-2010, 12:25 PM	#100
Beneil (diehard since 87) Special Teams Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 118	Re: Campbell: 'It's just totally different than it used to be' I don't thing GTripp is too off in his assesments. The only huge flaw, to me, was the thought that Peyton Manning would have success in another offense. More specifically, behind another o-line. Dude has all day ALL THE TIME! He's only gotten sacked 10 times this year. The last time we had a QB sacked so few times, his name was Rypien and he got us a Superbowl win. Manning has better hands to throw to as well. His TEs have better hands than all but maybe one of our receivers. The last time we had as many good hands on our team... wait, i refered to that year already. I'm just saying that manning throws the ball away instead of taking sacks or taking chances. The last time we had a guy like that was Mark Brunell. If Manning was a Redskin, he'd have put up Mark Brunell numbers, not Manning numbers... okay, maybe Archie Manning numbers...