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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Re: Is Brunell a good quarterback?
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Re: Is Brunell a good quarterback?
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Brunell made me eat some huge crow last year b/c he was healthy. I'd love to see him stay that way.
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Fairfax, VA
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Re: Is Brunell a good quarterback?
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You wouldn't take Byron Leftwich over Brunell? You would probably take Hasselback over him??? Let me guess, it is a tossup between Brunell and Peyton Manning. The season needs to start soon. I am not even going to waste the energy on someone who makes statements like these. |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Evanston, IL
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Re: Is Brunell a good quarterback?
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Here are some guys I think could QB the 2006 Redskins better than Brunell: Peyton Manning Tom Brady Carson Palmer Ben Roethlisberger Matt Hasselbeck Marc Bulger Other guys that could QB this team about as well as Brunell: Trent Green Brad Johnson Jake Delhomme Eli Manning Kurt Warner Steve McNair There's going to be a dropoff after that. Guys who didnt make this list could be bad game managers, or products of system or whatever. Doesn't mean I think poorly of them as QBs. Just wouldn't want to see them on the Skins.
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Re: Is Brunell a good quarterback?
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Re: Is Brunell a good quarterback?
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What is so great about Byron Leftwich at this stage of his career? Maybe you were suggesting that we're better off with Byron Leftwich for the long haul than we are with Mark Brunell, and that I could understand. But I have no idea why that kind of thinking even enters the equation when our QB of the future is already sitting on our bench. Look at last year's performance: They both had completion % of 57%. Brunell's QB rating was 86, Leftwich's was 89, about the same. Brunell fumbled 10 times in 16 games, Leftwich fumbled 8 times in 11 games. Interception/TD ratio was similar, Brunell was 23/10 and Leftwich was 15/5. Their performance seems the same to me. And don't forget, Leftwich is coming off a broken ankle. It will likely be fine, but wouldn't you rather have Randy Thomas coming into this season without having to recover from a broken leg? I'd take Brunell for this season. He's not coming off major injury, he's got more experience, and he produces just like Leftwich. I just don't get how you can suggest that you'd take Leftwich in a heartbeat over Brunell. The only way it makes sense is if you're taking him for the long haul.
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