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Yeah, I'm SO SO SO sick of the Cowboy's defense love affair too. Every time I hear them talk about them, they're like "The Cowboys have an elite young defense." Last I checked the Skins were ahead of them in defense last year.

Quarterback? ehhhh... :Smoker:

McNabb > Mark Brunell healthy > Eli > Bledsoe.

McNabb > Mark Brunell healthy > Eli > Bledsoe.

I agree, but they key is Mark Brunell healthy. As soon as he gets banged up, he plays like ass. If happened for all of 2004 and towards the end of 2005. If he can remain healthy, he should be able to perform pretty well with the weapons around him this season.

Right, so let's just assume he's healthy for now, which he is.

McNabb > Mark Brunell healthy > Eli > Bledsoe.

I think it is more McNabb> Mark Brunell healthy > Bledsoe > Eli. Eli flat out sucked the last few games of the season and their blowout loss to the Panthers. As far as I know he didn't lose any lineman or have any documented injury during that time. His TD pass against us in the second game was due to Plaxico tipping the ball up and Toomer making a lucky dive in the end zone.

Yeah, I was debating on that one, but at least Eli stays upright.

Yeah, I was debating on that one, but at least Eli stays upright.

Hey, the first time the 'Skins play the 'boys do you think Philip Daniels is going to yell out ...

A) "Hey Bledsoe, remember me!"
B) "Knock, Knock!"
C) "What the f*ck are you looking at!"
D) "Take your damn pants off mu'uh fu'er!"

Right, so let's just assume he's healthy for now, which he is.

Yeah, except for that whole broken finger on the throwing hand, thing. Hopefully the staff won't try to rush him back too quickly, and hopefully Brunell is smart enough to sit if it's still bugging him.

We always hear so much about how Brunell sucks when he's injured. This saying seems to be getting a little overused if you ask me.

What QB doesn't stink when he's hurt??

McNabb wasn't very effective last year playing hurt. Pennington was throwing lollipops with a bum shoulder. Those are just two examples I can think of. Typically, if a guy is playing hurt regardless of position, their effectiveness isn't going to be what it is when they are healthy.

As a QB I don't care who it is, a bad knee or hammy is going to have an effect.

McNabb wasn't very effective last year playing hurt. Pennington was throwing lollipops with a bum shoulder. Those are just two examples I can think of. Typically, if a guy is playing hurt regardless of position, their effectiveness isn't going to be what it is when they are healthy.

As a QB I don't care who it is, a bad knee or hammy is going to have an effect.

That's my point, exactly. The reason why the health issue comes up with Brunell is because he's been injured two out of the last three seasons, and barely made it through last season in one piece.

At 35, it's obviously going to be harder for him to play with, and recover from injuries.