Jason Campbell Future Pro Bowl QB

[Southpaw]

Originally Posted by Campbell17

I dont know about that. Until Campbell can get the football into the endzone as easily as he gets us near it, or at least more often, he will be overlooked by many people.

Campbell has Tom Brady like numbers in the red zone this season. Somewhere around a 115 QB rating. It's not his fault that the coaches called a run on 3rd and goal from the seven yard line.

[Campbell17]

Originally Posted by Southpaw

Campbell has Tom Brady like numbers in the red zone this season. Somewhere around a 115 QB rating. It's not his fault that the coaches called a run on 3rd and goal from the seven yard line.

True, but I've already bickered about that, so I need to complain about something new. It sucks when you run out of negative things to say after losing a free game against a division rival.

[redsk1]

Originally Posted by Southpaw

Campbell has Tom Brady like numbers in the red zone this season. Somewhere around a 115 QB rating. It's not his fault that the coaches called a run on 3rd and goal from the seven yard line.

Definately. JC showed me something yesterday. He can't throw for a td when a run is called.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Southpaw

Campbell has Tom Brady like numbers in the red zone this season. Somewhere around a 115 QB rating. It's not his fault that the coaches called a run on 3rd and goal from the seven yard line.

I which he had Brady's numbers on the rest of the field.

[dgack]

Originally Posted by firstdown

I which he had Brady's numbers on the rest of the field.

I'm sure Campbell wishes he had Brady's receivers, O-line, and overall offensive continuity, too.

This kid is doing great with what he's being given to work with. I hate to belabor the obvious, but Peyton Manning looked like horrible last night; even the great QB's can't make miracles happen *every* week.

[warriorzpath]

The biggest problem with Jason Campbell right now is that he tightens up at the end of games. Don't get me wrong, I think he is THE qb for the team - but great qbs take the games at the end. Until he gets pass this, he cannot lead the team to championship games. The team will follow his lead; if the team doesn't trust him at the end of games - the team will also not play well at the end of the games.

I am a big fan of Jason Campbell, but I just want to see him get better and improve. Part of it is trying to prepare for these game-ending situations in practice and the other part is Campbell's will to win at the end.

[SouperMeister]

Originally Posted by warriorzpath

The biggest problem with Jason Campbell right now is that he tightens up at the end of games. Don't get me wrong, I think he is THE qb for the team - but great qbs take the games at the end. Until he gets pass this, he cannot lead the team to championship games. The team will follow his lead; if the team doesn't trust him at the end of games - the team will also not play well at the end of the games.

I am a big fan of Jason Campbell, but I just want to see him get better and improve. Part of it is trying to prepare for these game-ending situations in practice and the other part is Campbell's will to win at the end.

I don't know that he hasn't done quite well in some games during crunch time. Campbell made some outstanding throws to give us a chance at the goal line against the Giants. He also made a great throw that McCardell bobbled that might have jumpstarted a winning drive against Philly. His TD throw to Cooley at the end of the half of the first Philly game was suberb. He converted a HUGE third down to Cooley while facing a blitz in OT vs. Miami. There are definite examples where Campbell has produced at crunch time. I wouldn't call myself part of the Kool-aid crowd, but I'm drinking whatever is being served when it comes to Campbell.

[Dlyne8r]

Originally Posted by dgack

I'm sure Campbell wishes he had Brady's receivers, O-line, and overall offensive continuity, too.

This kid is doing great with what he's being given to work with. I hate to belabor the obvious, but Peyton Manning looked like horrible last night; even the great QB's can't make miracles happen *every* week.

Precisely. Just think of how much more JC could do IF he had his starting O-line and IF he had a healthy group of receivers. JC, and a few others, are actually the true bright spots for the Redskins and I see great things from him.

[LaRon + Sean = Hell 4 U]

Originally Posted by dgack

I'm sure Campbell wishes he had Brady's receivers, O-line, and overall offensive continuity, too.

This kid is doing great with what he's being given to work with. I hate to belabor the obvious, but Peyton Manning looked like horrible last night; even the great QB's can't make miracles happen *every* week.

I told my friend last night that if you replaced Brady with Campbell he could do everything Brady does. Peyton too. I bet money.