Trent Green return to washington?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by redskinsfanatic

i can't see green coming back as a starter or a backup.i would think that next year jason campbell will be the first string qb regardless,with brunnel waiting in the wings,and collins 3rd.was damon huard in kc last year with sanders,or did they just sign him this year?

Huard has been with them. He's a free agent this spring. It'd be crazy if he's the one who left

[wheeler]

dont count out the idea of the skins going after green ,seems gibbs loves having a fossil at quarterback.it would be nice to see someone who could throw more than 15 or 20 yards..i'd like to see someone who could air it out, jesus memories of schroeder throwing are even good to me now .

[Crat92]

Oh God no! Please don't bring his old ass to D.C.. We don't know how he will perform after the concussion. Would be a great back up to Campbell though.

[That Guy]

there are at least 6-10 teams that'd be able to use him as an immediate starter, so i think the percentages disfavor him coming back in burgundy and gold.

[Alvin#40]

when i grow up i want to be just like that guy. Oh wait, i want i life.

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[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by dmek25

I agree, but for a #2 behind JC who would you rather have Collins or Green?

I would take Green!

Just like the old days Kilmer and Jerggy! LOL

Brunell. I seriously believe he'll be the backup next year. MB kbnows the offense (well better than an outsider and even Trent Green since this is OBVIOUSLY not the same playbook as in KC), he knows the WRs and linemen, Gibbs obviously trusts him and despite what the media and ESPN like to say, he's having a great year this year so he can still play.

He'd be a PERFECT backup for us. Without playing 16 games, his body will be in good condition if he ever has to fill in for Campbell.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Buster

Brunell. I seriously believe he'll be the backup next year. MB kbnows the offense (well better than an outsider and even Trent Green since this is OBVIOUSLY not the same playbook as in KC), he knows the WRs and linemen, Gibbs obviously trusts him and despite what the media and ESPN like to say, he's having a great year this year so he can still play.

He'd be a PERFECT backup for us. Without playing 16 games, his body will be in good condition if he ever has to fill in for Campbell.

He'd have to restructure his contract right? I mean my understanding is that fiscally the best option is to release him.

[MTK]

I could see Brunell retiring rather than accepting a backup role.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

I could see Brunell retiring rather than accepting a backup role.

I agree, and I also think his decision to retire, or not, will depend on how the team finishes the season, coupled with the their willingness to bring him back at 6.6 mil. If he's on the team, he will have to restructure regardless of whether he's the starter or backup. I just can't imagine him at 37 being willing to go into the season as the backup QB. He will count only 1.5 mil. in DC if he's released after June 1st, that's a sizeable saving in the event he is released.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by Alvin#40

i want i life.

best of luck with that.

[Master4Caster]

Whatever happens this year, it's Mark Brunell's swan song. Next year is the time to find out whether or not Campbell has what it takes.

As a team and as fans, lets be less impressed and more skeptical about the "big names" who come here. I know I will be.

[wheeler]

Originally Posted by Buster

Brunell. I seriously believe he'll be the backup next year. MB kbnows the offense (well better than an outsider and even Trent Green since this is OBVIOUSLY not the same playbook as in KC), he knows the WRs and linemen, Gibbs obviously trusts him and despite what the media and ESPN like to say, he's having a great year this year so he can still play.

He'd be a PERFECT backup for us. Without playing 16 games, his body will be in good condition if he ever has to fill in for Campbell.

i wouldn't say brunell's having a great year,inconsistent at best. when he looks good he's good (jacksonville,houston,dallasgames),but when he's bad (the rest of the games ,whether it's reciever's routes or blocking or coaching)the whole offense looks awful. and it's funny that portis gets away with it too:confused:

[Alvin#40]

Originally Posted by wheeler

i wouldn't say brunell's having a great year,inconsistent at best. when he looks good he's good (jacksonville,houston,dallasgames),but when he's bad (the rest of the games ,whether it's reciever's routes or blocking or coaching)the whole offense looks awful. and it's funny that portis gets away with it too:confused:

Reading your posts is like trying to sift through a 2 post head on collision. I know there is a point in there somewhere.. someone set up a triage...and we will find each of his points.

[RedskinRat]

Originally Posted by Alvin#40

Reading your posts is like trying to sift through a 2 post head on collision. I know there is a point in there somewhere.. someone set up a triage...and we will find each of his points.

If you're having trouble understanding posts have an adult read them for you.

Wheelers post is fairly straightforward.

I'm hoping you were just posting drunk, you left the board looking like post-party frat house.

[SmootSmack]

My only issue with Wheeler is his sig. I mean I'm not old enough to have seen the play but I have seen the replays hundreds of times and it's one of my favorite plays ever and that wasn't a handoff to Garrison, it was a pass.