NFL Draft

[fireshot91]

I guess I'm one of those people that doesn't Like Campbell. I mean, he's okay, but we could've gotten so much better.


But then again, I liked Patrick Ramsey over Mark Brunell so what do I know

 

[stonyc]

I guess I'm one of those people that doesn't Like Campbell. I mean, he's okay, but we could've gotten so much better.


But then again, I liked Patrick Ramsey over Mark Brunell so what do I know

Is it really Campbell you dislike, or the play-calling? We had Mohrninweig and Mariucci so I guess I'm biased against the West Coast offense... in fact, I believe Zorn was QB coach for one or both of Mohrninweig and Mooch.

If Zorn's play-calling is anything like those two when they had Joey Harrington, I can only sympathize with Campbell.

 

[nobunaga209]

Redskins got Brian Orakpo!!!!!
*Satisfied*. We also got another quarterback which puts us at 4 for the camp.

That'll be until Campbell requests a trade. Snyder kinda has a jones for a new QB; I hope Chase Daniels gets some props and plays against the Cowgirls. That should teach them a lesson for passing on him and going with McGee from A&M.
On the bright side of things, the Saints seem to have finally committed to the idea that defense wins championships. Every pick they had was defensively minded [yes even including the punter we took with the last pick].

 

[fireshot91]

Ah, I think it is Campbell. I mean, the coaches pick good plays for him to get big on, but he just doesn't come through. I mean, most of his passes are too far or too short. And he also doesn't look at every possible person. (In my opinion). Then, his blockers aren't doing well against blocking him, so he doesn't have time.

That'll be until Campbell requests a trade. Snyder kinda has a jones for a new QB. I hope Chase Daniels gets some props and plays against the Cowgirls. That should teach them a lesson for passing on him and going with McGee from A&M.
On the bright side of things, the Saints seem to have finally committed to the idea that defense wins championships. Every pick they had was defensively minded [yes even including the punter we took with the last pick].

(Sorry for double post). But, I was saying that we have 4 for the camp. Every team usually has 4 or more QB's for camp, and then let one or two go. Increased competition is good when you're seeing who's the best.

 

[Tilpots]

Love Campbell or hate him, this will be the year to judge him. His contract's up at the end of the year and Snyder's chompin' at the bits to get someone new in there. He's not going to ask for a trade and from recent events, nobody's really interested anyway. He knows it's do or die for his career and Zorn's gotta be thinking the same thing. I expect their offense to really mix it up early and often this year. Everybody in the stadium and watching at home knew exactly what was coming last year on just about every snap. If the play calling doesn't change, the Skins will be in for a long year.

 

[stonyc]

Ah, I think it is Campbell. I mean, the coaches pick good plays for him to get big on, but he just doesn't come through. I mean, most of his passes are too far or too short. And he also doesn't look at every possible person. (In my opinion). Then, his blockers aren't doing well against blocking him, so he doesn't have time.

I hear you, I just thought it might be interesting to think about the coaching tree that Zorn came from. A lot of your complaints about Campbell sound a lot like what was wrong with Harrington. In the end, Harrington was just not accurate enough for the WCO... and Campbell may not be either. The biggest problem though was the coaches (I'm talking the Lions coaches and front office... ahem, Millen) insisting that Harrington could be fit into their offense.

It was a losing proposition from the get go... so I wonder if not's so much that Campbell is a bad QB... but rather he's a bad WCO QB. WCO demands accuracy and smarts above anything else... he might just be better suited to a vertical passing game.

 

[Mike Teezie]

That'll be until Campbell requests a trade. Snyder kinda has a jones for a new QB; I hope Chase Daniels gets some props and plays against the Cowgirls. That should teach them a lesson for passing on him and going with McGee from A&M.
On the bright side of things, the Saints seem to have finally committed to the idea that defense wins championships. Every pick they had was defensively minded [yes even including the punter we took with the last pick].

Word. Now we'll just have to see if it pans out.....