KazooSkinsFan wrote:brad7686 wrote:DEHog wrote:All you have to do is look at this past weeks game...yes Campbell played well but the better NFL QB won the game....so have "it" some don't. It's a shame really I think if he could win one of these close game he'd go over the hump and gain some confidence. Watch the game again and see how Brees hit recievers in stride...and Campbell recievers struggle to make the catch and fall down while doing so at time.
I don't think anyone thinks he is Drew Brees. Also, The Saints winning had little to do with Brees, and much more to do with Redskins Special Teams. What we did see is that Campbell played exponentially better that Tom Brady against the same defense with a much worse supporting cast.
Drew Brees sucked for years too. Nobody had a clue what the Saints were getting and if they say they did you know you're talking to a liar. Maybe we get the same deal from JC only in our case we keep him. That would be cool.
Why do I see a guy with a black suite, skinny 60'ish tie and smoking a cigarette? Because this is the TWILIGHT ZONE.
Look, aside from the outrageously ridiculous jump from having a couple of reasonably decent games this year surrounded by a bunch of completely inept performances, all the way to pro bowls and comparisons with Tom Brady no less, your assertion that Brees "sucked for years too" is as false and phony as a three dollar bill. I suggest when you get the urge to make things up, at least have a remote fact as some foundation.
In Brees third full season after a total of 28 starts, (his first year he played in 1 game) Brees went on to throw 27 TD's, 7 int's, 65.5 % comp, 3154 yards, and a whopping 104.8 QB rating.
The Chargers went from a 4-12 season in 2003 to a 12-4 season in 2004. So Brees had a relatively "Campbellish" 2002-2003 where he threw for a combined 28 TDs in those two years, and then virtually doubled his production in the third year starting. That is what YOU CALL "sucked for years"? Whatever.
Even this virtuoso performance against the Chargers in which he eclipsed his career highs in some categories, he also threw a bad pick at clutch time, and on two long gainers earlier in the game, under thrown passes prevented what would have been 2 TDs as each time the receiver had gained several steps on their defender only to have to wait on the ball, allowing the defender to recover and make a tackle.
Several short easy passes were made difficult catches from poor accuracy, and all three TD's were short dump offs in which the receivers made the play.
Call me crazy ... but I think it's slightly premature to start polishing up the brass for Canton ... or comparing Campbell to the likes of Tom Brady or Drew Brees, except to illustrate what Jason never was and never will be ... a top tier star in the NFL.
Pro Bowl? Pro Bowl ??? I just hope we can win a football game some time this year!!