Time to bench Brunell? (Mega Man Merge)

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gibbsisgod
09-18-2006, 11:12 PM
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Oakland Red
09-18-2006, 11:12 PM
There is always a need to find a scapegoat when things are going poorly. The starting quarterback is usually the number one target.

To me, we are having a very hard time as a team learning this offense. It isn't just the x's and o's, and how you implement them on the field, which is hard enough. It is also the attitude that is different as one Post writer mentioned - going from a smashmouth orientation to this, for lack of a better word, finesse approach of Saunders. Finesse may not be the right word at all, but clearly in any case the Redskins are far from comfortable working in this offense.

And it will take time to get there.

If there was any mistake, as Thomas Boswell suggested could be a possibility, it might be that we were overconfident that the players understood the offense in the preseason and the coaches didn't see fit to work on putting it into play in the preseason games. That might have cost us development time.

Mark Brunell showed what kind of quarterback he was last year when he wasn't injured. This stuff about him not playing well if he has the slightest pain is in my view nonsense. What Brunell did was not talk openly about the amount of pain he was in - much more than we had the information to know about and put into perspective.

illdefined
09-19-2006, 12:00 AM
nobody's answered this question though:

after suffering the losses it takes to get Brunell fluent in this new offense, what are we going to do with a 36 year old QB?

i assume Gibbs figured Brunell would've acclimated to Saunders offense more quickly than Campbell, but it clearly hasn't been that quick.

I really think Campbell's fresher legs and arm alone may won one of those games (whats the point of Brunell not throwing INTs if he doesn't throw any TDs?), either way the much needed experience would have been a boon for Campbell on his way to being our QB of the future. with Brunell, WHATS THE UPSIDE?

EternalEnigma21
09-19-2006, 12:01 AM
yup... good post.


nobody's answered this question though:

after suffering the losses it takes to get Brunell fluent in this new offense, what are we going to do with a 36 year old QB?

i assume Gibbs figured Brunell would've acclimated to Saunders offense more quickly than Campbell, but it clearly hasn't been that quick.

I really think Campbell's fresher legs and arm alone may won one of those games (whats the point of Brunell not throwing INTs if he doesn't throw any TDs?), either way the much needed experience would have been a boon for Campbell on his way to being our QB of the future. with Brunell, WHATS THE UPSIDE?

gibbsisgod
09-19-2006, 12:05 AM
nobody's answered this question though:

after suffering the losses it takes to get Brunell fluent in this new offense, what are we going to do with a 36 year old QB?

i assume Gibbs figured Brunell would've acclimated to Saunders offense more quickly than Campbell, but it clearly hasn't been that quick.

I really think Campbell's fresher legs and arm alone may won one of those games (whats the point of Brunell not throwing INTs if he doesn't throw any TDs?), either way the much needed experience would have been a boon for Campbell on his way to being our QB of the future. with Brunell, WHATS THE UPSIDE? exactly!!!!! everybody keeps saying Brunell gives us the best chance to win now. Well, heres a news flash. WE ARE NOT WINNING NOW. WTF are we waiting for???


I think Brunell is going to be on a very short leash. Gibbs mentioned in todays press confernence that Brunell has been "inconsistent". That is about as bad as it gets from Gibbs. He does not call out his players. IMO Gibbs knows Brunell is on his last leg. He will do whats right for us.

Beemnseven
09-19-2006, 12:06 AM
i assume Gibbs figured Brunell would've acclimated to Saunders offense more quickly than Campbell, but it clearly hasn't been that quick.

I just don't think that's the problem. Players today get so much more time to study and prepare in the offseason. They have more mini-camps, OTA's, it's much more involved than it used to be.

Brunell has had plenty of time to review and go over this offense. It's not like Gibbs and Saunders snuck into Brunell's bedroom early one August morning, hit him over the head with the 700 page playbook, and said "know this by September 11."

Beemnseven
09-19-2006, 12:08 AM
Gibbs mentioned in todays press confernence that Brunell has been "inconsistent". That is about as bad as it gets from Gibbs. He does not call out his players.

Again, another misuse of the word "inconsistent" by Gibbs.

Brunell has been very consistent -- consistent at sucking out loud.

gibbsisgod
09-19-2006, 12:13 AM
67.8% of the WARPATH cant be wrong!! Go with Campbell!!!!

twinskinsfan
09-19-2006, 01:03 AM
Anybody thought that the offensive line sucks? I am not saying that it is them, but I am not saying it is Brunell. Yes, he looks weak, and somebody needs to sit him down and point that out to him, lets face it, our offense sucks. It is not the coach, it is not the Qb, it is not the play calling. It is the team, they look lost as hell(Cooley, Brunell, Offensive line, Cheerleaders) everyone looks lost. And they better fix damn fix it or we are the team that all the league wants us to be. SHITTY

djnemo65
09-19-2006, 01:07 AM
Seriously though, if we're going to badmouth Brunell we really shouldn't do it today (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Respect_for_the_Aged_Day). Let's show some respect and save it for tomorrow

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