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New Quarterback in a new system

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 3:57 pm
by 35yrskinsfan
I'm getting so tired of hearing this excuse for why Brunell is playing like crap. He's a verteran quarterback and should be able to adapt to new systems easier than most. That's why Gibbs brought him in in the first place.

ROTHLISBERGER IS IN A NEW SYSTEM (FOR HIM) AND YOU DON'T SEE HIM HAVING TOO MUCH TROUBLE RUNNING AN OFFENSE.

BRUNELL HAS TO GO!

Re: New Quarterback in a new system

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:07 pm
by redskincity
35yrskinsfan wrote:I'm getting so tired of hearing this excuse for why Brunell is playing like crap. He's a verteran quarterback and should be able to adapt to new systems easier than most. That's why Gibbs brought him in in the first place.

ROTHLISBERGER IS IN A NEW SYSTEM (FOR HIM) AND YOU DON'T SEE HIM HAVING TOO MUCH TROUBLE RUNNING AN OFFENSE.

BRUNELL HAS TO GO!


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Great point!!!!

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:29 pm
by Chris Luva Luva
:rock:

Thank you so much for a great point!!!

Stop making excuses for Brunell.

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:30 pm
by myu
Don't forget Kurt Warner and Vinny Testaverde.

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:37 pm
by Jake
Yeah, I think Brunell sucks. I don't necessarily want him to leave. Although it is difficult to attempt to blend into a new system, I did see him say on T.V. that Gibbs' system is similar to Jacksonville's. If that's the case, then I guess Brunell forgot Jax's system and is starting all over.

Brunell may be on a new team and in a new system but making STUPID decisions and terrible throws INTO the CROWD, SIDELINES, and into the freakin' TURF. He makes a lot of really DUMB decisions, which is what really gets me PO'D.

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:52 pm
by Chris Luva Luva
What irritates me is that Brunell can't get better in his mechanics. He's past his prime and on the decline.

AT LEAST with Ramsey we can HOPE for an improvement.

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 6:05 pm
by patjam77
i don't think brunell is dumb... i think he is very smart. he just can't get his body to do what his mind says to do. i'll say it again.. brunell is very smart and has alot of football sense. ramsey has the arm but doesnt "see" the field. let's pray they figure out how to put ramsey's arm on brunell or the skins are screwed.

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 6:33 pm
by redskincity
patjam77 wrote:i don't think brunell is dumb... i think he is very smart. he just can't get his body to do what his mind says to do. i'll say it again.. brunell is very smart and has alot of football sense. ramsey has the arm but doesnt "see" the field. let's pray they figure out how to put ramsey's arm on brunell or the skins are screwed.



Pure and simple, Ramsey is on the incline and Brunell is on the decline.

Ramsey has a mind. He can think.He is teachable.

Brunell looks like he has to be taught the system and If we are going to do that, why aren't we going with Patrick Ramsey???!??? :mrgreen:

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:57 pm
by njskinsfan
Don't forget that Gibbs system is almost identical to the one Brunell has been playing in for a decade!!!!!!!

It's not new....just the terminology.

He has got no arm left and the defenses are playing up tight daring us to throw deep.

Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 11:24 pm
by ANT7088
Rothlisberger was brought in to a system that was developed already, the core of the team has been there for more than a couple of years. In other words it's really only the QB that has to mesh, with us it's the whole Offense learning.

I'm not defending Brunell, I just think that's the reason why Rothlisberger is doing better.

Only Gibbs can teach his system, with Pittsburgh you have Bettis, Ward, Burress & alot more people that the rookie can ask for help to explain a route or whatever, Brunell can ONLY go to Gibbs for help, I think that's a huge difference!

Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 7:04 am
by redskincity
ANT7088 wrote:Rothlisberger was brought in to a system that was developed already, the core of the team has been there for more than a couple of years. In other words it's really only the QB that has to mesh, with us it's the whole Offense learning.

I'm not defending Brunell, I just think that's the reason why Rothlisberger is doing better.

Only Gibbs can teach his system, with Pittsburgh you have Bettis, Ward, Burress & alot more people that the rookie can ask for help to explain a route or whatever, Brunell can ONLY go to Gibbs for help, I think that's a huge difference!


Good point, but the word "Rookie Quaterback" wipes all of your points away. Plus Brunell shouldnt have to run to anybody for football 101. He has been around long enough to better than he is performing.

ANT7088 wrote:Ward, Burress & alot more people that the rookie can ask for help to explain a route


:? A deep pass is a deep Pass. I hate comparing Brunell to younger QBs or older ones :D , But he is not clicking with our WRs, when other teams in similar situations are. The Giants, they are doing well and who does Kurt Warner turn to in a totally new system with totally new teammates??The Browns...........

Perhaps Brunell just dont have 'it' anymore :-k

I am willing to wait and see what he can do or wheter he can do it, cause if he gets accurate, watchout. :rock:

Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 8:53 am
by ANT7088
Like I said, I wasn't defending Brunell, but having most of the guys in the same system for that long helps him alot. I wasn't talking about a throwing the ball lessons, but if Rothlisberger doesn't know a route, he has alot of options to ask!

As far as the Giants, the core of the team has been there, they know each other well. Chemistry comes quicker when their isn't 23 new players on the team.

I think thew main problem is Brunell didn't play much last year & he lost his job to a rookie, which made him lose a ton of confidence. I still want Ramsey in, I'd much rather him adjust this year then next, whenever he finally comes in we'll have to wait for him to adjust, I'd rather that this year then next!

Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 10:02 am
by Riggins85
Giants have a new QB, new coach, new system and Warner is not having Burnell's problems. His arm is done and Jacksonville knew it thats why they let him go.

Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 10:26 am
by SkinsLaVar
Stop bashing Brunell. Uh.. nvm

Brunell is a smart guy, it's just that he's way off. I wish you could take Brunells head and sew it onto Patrick Ramsey.

You have to admit though, he stepped up in the bears game. Although he was off on many of his passes, he made a key run for the first down and I think he motivated the offense. I like the way he screams: "RED 40, RED 40"; like a leader. Come on now, Patrick can't do that. Patrick has to open up more to his teamates and learn from Brunell how to be a leader. Then I think he'll be ready to go in.

Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 10:53 am
by Redskins Rule
Comparing Warner to Brunnel makes no sense to me. We have just re built the offense with new players. Like Cooley, Kolsowski, Sellers, Ray Brown, Cory Raymer, Clinton Portis, and James Thrash. I might have forgot a player or to. Please forgive me if I have. There has been this revolving door of players and coaches of the last couple years and its hard for me to keep track sometimes.

How many players are new on the Giants offense? One? Two? Three?

Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 11:31 am
by SkinsBigtime
System, system, system. . . . . .


Whatever.

Football is football no matter what. You are asked to make a screen throw, so you throw it. You are asked to hand it off, you do that too. I know there are trends to every system, but I think that player ability and chemistry between players are the most important things a team can have. I always hear talk about the Broncos "system." It's called "RUNNING THE BALL WITH A GOOD OFFENSIVE LINE!" Playcalling is something, but the "system's" influence on a team's abilities is WAY overrated. :?

Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 1:35 pm
by DeathByLinebacker#56
Yeah it's a new system for everyone, however it's been 4 months already. No improvement shown whatsoever. :twisted: