VetSkinsFan wrote:And how does this affect someone who's been on the team for more than a full season MORESO than someone who's been on the team less than a week (or 2 wks of you wanna count both games)?
Jason Campbell. You know him right? Our NFL professional QB... He's stated SEVERAL times about not wanting to miss ANYTIME AT ALL (bye week) to keep the timing together.
So according to our PROFESSIONAL QB, even 1 week can cause a drop off in timing.VetSkinsFan wrote:Until he starts catching those hard to catch balls, then he's still going to be the same old overpaid bust that he's been since he's been here.
You're failing to understand. He's getting 0 reps in practice with the 1st string offense. They insert him in the game randomly and can't get him the ball in a decent position. Every catch he attempted ended up with his body stretched horizontally. Those catches AREN'T routine and aren't easy. It's not fair to expect someone to make those catches when you're not equipping him with the
NEEDED TIME (
according to Jason) to practice with the QB.
VetSkinsFan wrote:Do I have any faith in him based on his past experiences in B&G?
Dumb comment. What game did you see Sunday?
I saw a QB
overthrow a wide open Brandon Lloyd for an sure TD that would have WON US THE GAME.
I saw a QB
miss a wide open Brandon Lloyd on a post route in the 1st quarter of the game.
I saw a
QB severely under-throw Brandon Lloyd and have the WR make an great effort to work his way back to the ball.
I saw a WR last week turn a 1 yard catch into a 9 yard gain last week.
That's not promise? That's not potential? If Jason had thrown better passes to Lloyd we'd have an additional 14 points on Sunday. I don't blame Jason, it's the coaches fault that Brandon is STILL on the scout team.
skinsfan#33 wrote:False! The pass was almost perfectly thrown. Lloyd needed to take another step before he jumped. Had he done that it would have been a TD.
No. Not the interception pass. Jason overthrow Lloyd way out of the endzone on
ANOTHER POORLY THROWN PASS earlier in the season.
I personally don't give

about Brandon Lloyd. What I care about is that we have a productive WR on the bench that has shown he could be a force on the field if given a FAIR amount of chances on the field. But our coaches are too stubborn, senile, and retarded to get over themselves and put the best WR's on the field.
Aside from Lloyd, I think Keenan should start over Thrash. Joe Gibbs has moved on from Brunell to Thrash.