Brunell haters...what if they put in Collins?

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Beemnseven
10-15-2006, 11:16 PM
Haha, I actually have had those, and yeah they do kinda hurt. But he made it seem like his toe was ripped off or something.


But he did go back in. Brunell didn't miss any snaps.

jdlea
10-15-2006, 11:16 PM
Todd Collins was warming up because Gibbs said if Brunell went down during a game they would turn to Collins. However, if Brunell misses a game he would go to Campbell.

RobH4413
10-16-2006, 12:25 AM
That's what makes me nervous skinsguy. Every time I hear people talk about him (e.g. Redskins coaches), they keep saying "He's got all the physical tools to be a great quarterback. He just needs to learn the mental aspects of the game." Is this guy just plain too dumb to be the #2 quarterback? Or is it just that Collins is Saunders' boy and knows the offense?
The latter seems more likely to me. Generally coaches stick with the guy you know rather than the guy you inherit. May not be fair... but thats the way it is usually.

who effin knows.

LMsexyAO
10-16-2006, 12:34 AM
My theory is that JC plays a lot like Vince Young was playing today. Pretty strong and accurate but doesn't always make the best decisions (typical of a rookie). The reason Collins is the emergency #2 is probably because they plan on turning the ball over to portis anyway. Then they use the rest of the week to mold JC into the starter/thrower. They know Collins can't play, they also know hes too smart to run up the middle or to force a pass under double coverage.

hurrykaine
10-16-2006, 12:34 AM
No Collins. Dude can't start in this league. What could be better proof than his struggles in preseason against 2nd and 3rd string defenses. He's a relief QB in the event of injury, at best.

Redskin
10-16-2006, 12:42 AM
We are not coaches, they make all the calls, just another poorly executed game by the TEAM. Bad decision making, terrible defense, terrible special teams. We are dead meat next week.

I like your enthusiasm, im sure theres some other games on you could watch, wouldent want to disapoint you if the skins showed up to play

Longtimefan
10-16-2006, 01:18 AM
That's what makes me nervous skinsguy. Every time I hear people talk about him (e.g. Redskins coaches), they keep saying "He's got all the physical tools to be a great quarterback. He just needs to learn the mental aspects of the game." Is this guy just plain too dumb to be the #2 quarterback? Or is it just that Collins is Saunders' boy and knows the offense?


I would be inclined to think the latter would be more acurate. There's nothing that would lead me to believe that Campbell is dumb, any QB who can learn a different system every year he's played the game shouldn't have a cerebral problem. If that were the case then the Redskins would have to be the dumb ones for trading, and giving up what they did for him. I'm of the opinion JG and Al Saunders should have gotten together and made a decision on who the #2 QB was going to be before he decided to hire him to call the plays. JG told Jason one thing at the end of the season last year, then hires Saunders, he brings in Collins and they tell him something different. The Redskins played a hell of a price for a QB who after two seasons cannot be considered the #2 In my opinion there's more going on here than meets the eye.

MTK
10-16-2006, 02:23 PM
C'mon the guy had his toenail ripped off and we're acting like he's a crybaby?

I had two of my ingrown toenails cut out once and I'm telling ya, if I had to go play in a football game just minutes later I would have been crying like a 5 year old. The pain of the procedure is bad enough, but if someone stepped on that bad boy oh man, talk about white hot pain.

He didn't even miss a snap so this is a non-issue anyway.

JWsleep
10-16-2006, 02:34 PM
Did you guys miss JGs discussion of this at the beginning of the year? Collins is #2 because he knows the offense well and can jump in cold is MB goes down. They want a week to insert a simplified scheme if MB is down for more time, so that Campbell has the best chance to thrive in this complex offense. Remember, the second and third QBs get basically NO time with the first team offense during the week. Putting in a rookie (basically) who is less familar with the offense makes little sense, IMO, if you've got a guy who knows it sitting there. But if it's a longer-term deal, then they can set the stage properly for JC.

PS IMHO, people are going to be very surprised if and when Collins gets in. He's got a stronger arm than MB at this point, and he knows the offense better. He had some shaky moments in preseason, but doesn't he hold a bunch of passing records at U MICH? I don't think Saunders keeps him around just as a friend. I bet he can throw the 3 yard MB dumpoff just fine, and probably some passes MB can't make. (This may be wishful thinking, but what the hey...)

illdefined
10-16-2006, 02:40 PM
what's missing at QB is some athleticism and some instinct. defenses in today's NFL are so aggressive and fast, you need confidence in your legs or arm to actually BEAT someone. Brunell and Collins are the furthest thing from that.

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