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Giantone 08-21-2008, 10:08 AM Concur no one is a "lock" in any division or wither conference. Call me kooky, but that is why they play 16 games.
Regardless, even your picks have Dallas winning the division.
Yup ,I go with what should be ,put as we all know the NFL is always full of surprises.Injuries and such .............one never knows for sure.
birdz4gibbs 08-21-2008, 10:33 AM Redskins 13-3
Cowboys 13-3
Eagles 13-3
Giants 13-3
After this season the NFC East will have to go to a BCS system of ranking teams.
then it will become strength of schedule to determine the tiebreaker,:)
my picks for the nfc east.
cowboys-12-4
redskins-9-7 (maybe looking a bit better ,crossing fingers)wildcard playoff birth.
eagles-9-7 (skins win tiebreaker with better division record)
giants -7-9 and miss playoffs with key injuries at key positions.
should be the typical head banging matchups as always in this division..
we split with the boys and sweep the giants and split with the eagles..
jsarno 08-21-2008, 01:07 PM WOW!!! i stirred the hornet's nest! i really didn't mean to. yes, in my OPINION getting rid of jason campbell is the difference in the redskins being a sub .500 team and a super bowl contender. for those who respectfully disagreed thank you. for those who chose the low road and attack me with words like "retarded post" or "straight jacket" this site is supposed to be "discussion for the knowledgeable fan" do the research for yourself, put it in my face with FACTS, prove me wrong in front of everyone.post it for everyone to see. i'll make it easy. show me jason campbell has more wins than loses as the REDSKINS starting quarterback prior to 9/4/08 and i'll eat all the humble pie you can serve...the challange has been laid out, any takers?
First, I need to say, you need to read GTripp's post. It was a great response.
Second, it is not us that needs to prove anything to you. You are the one that spewed a bunch of BS and did NOTHING to back it up. We have made a few comments to counteract you (see gtripps post), but you have done nothing to prove to us that you are correct.
You mention the win/loss record. Well, in case you haven't noticed, Collins is 10-10 in his 10 year CAREER. Campbell is 8-12. That's only a 2 game difference at best over the course of a season assuming you are going 100% by the numbers. So that 6 game swing is a bit overzealous by the numbers.
Todd Collins Statistics - Pro-Football-Reference.com (http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CollTo00.htm)
Jason Campbell Statistics - Pro-Football-Reference.com (http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CampJa00.htm)
As several of us have mentioned, Collins is without his god Saunders...this is Collins first season away from him in a long long time. He's starting from scratch at an old age.
ps- weeks 1-4, Campbell went 3-1.
weeks 15-18, Collins went 3-1.
Also, Collins was 8-25 vs the Giants in a WIN. He had 166 yards passing and 0 tds while the team ran for 153 yards and 2 tds. Obviously, the win was not his, it was due to our rushing and defense.
In the playoff loss to Seattle, a lot of people here blamed Suisham...while it did start the decline, we seem to forget that Collins threw 2 key interceptions when it mattered most. This means that Collins is winless in the playoffs.
Keep in mind, he did win a meaningless game vs Dallas (meaningless to them anyway). But even in that game, we had 131 yards and 2 tds rushing. While Collins threw only 1 td.
So it appears that Collins only lead us to 1 solid win.
You probably shouldn't look so hard into those 3 wins.
First, I need to say, you need to read GTripp's post. It was a great response.
Second, it is not us that needs to prove anything to you. You are the one that spewed a bunch of BS and did NOTHING to back it up. We have made a few comments to counteract you (see gtripps post), but you have done nothing to prove to us that you are correct.
You mention the win/loss record. Well, in case you haven't noticed, Collins is 10-10 in his 10 year CAREER. Campbell is 8-12. That's only a 2 game difference at best over the course of a season assuming you are going 100% by the numbers. So that 6 game swing is a bit overzealous by the numbers.
Todd Collins Statistics - Pro-Football-Reference.com (http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CollTo00.htm)
Jason Campbell Statistics - Pro-Football-Reference.com (http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CampJa00.htm)
As several of us have mentioned, Collins is without his god Saunders...this is Collins first season away from him in a long long time. He's starting from scratch at an old age.
ps- weeks 1-4, Campbell went 3-1.
weeks 15-18, Collins went 3-1.
Also, Collins was 8-25 vs the Giants in a WIN. He had 166 yards passing and 0 tds while the team ran for 153 yards and 2 tds. Obviously, the win was not his, it was due to our rushing and defense.
In the playoff loss to Seattle, a lot of people here blamed Suisham...while it did start the decline, we seem to forget that Collins threw 2 key interceptions when it mattered most. This means that Collins is winless in the playoffs.
Keep in mind, he did win a meaningless game vs Dallas (meaningless to them anyway). But even in that game, we had 131 yards and 2 tds rushing. While Collins threw only 1 td.
So it appears that Collins only lead us to 1 solid win.
You probably shouldn't look so hard into those 3 wins.
I was going to respond but you covered it, thanks.
Um, yeah, we pretty much did that already.
http://www.thewarpath.net/redskins-l...tml#post465353 (Post your NFC East predictions here!) (http://www.thewarpath.net/redskins-locker-room/24511-post-your-nfc-east-predictions-here-6.html#post465353)
http://www.thewarpath.net/redskins-l...tml#post465355 (Post your NFC East predictions here!) (http://www.thewarpath.net/redskins-locker-room/24511-post-your-nfc-east-predictions-here-6.html#post465355)
I think we need to be clear on what part of your post is the insane part. Implied, strongly, in your post was your opinion that Jason Campbell is not the best quarterback on the Redskins' roster. Fine, that's your opinion, and you are totally entitled to it. There's mounds and mounds of objective evidence we could bring and ask you to defend why you believe Todd Collins and/or Colt Brennan is a better QB then Jason Campbell, but you aren't the only person on this fourm who is of that opinion. I disagree, but that's my prerogative.
No one is attacking you for being of that opinion.
Your post implied that the Redskins are so strong a team, that when Quarterbacked by Todd Collins (or Brennan), they are a 12 win team. 12 wins. As you said, a super bowl contender. Again, that's your opinion of this team, and no one is calling you out on that.
But then you said that they are a 6-10 team with Jason Campbell. And if you were basing your 12-4 prediction off talent, and not some total cosmic fluke, then you are 100% factually inaccurate in your assessment of the effect that one player can have on a team. It, very literally, is not possible for one player to take a SUPER BOWL CONTENDER, and tank them to the point of 6-10.
Maybe you really think the Redskins are somewhere in the middle talent-wise (say, 9 wins), and that if they make a QB change, they could be a little bit better. I would respect that opinion/argument. But you said the Redskins were a 12 win team (which is three more than last year, if you are counting), and that with Jason Campbell, they are all of a sudden a totally talentless team. None of this even considers that maybe, just maybe (as jdlea pointed out), that Todd Collins and Colt Brennan would be among the worst starting QBs in the league if they had to play a full season, and yet...you would still expect the Redskins to go 12-4 without a passing game.
If you were expecting for people not to call BS on that, you clearly don't lurk here often enough.
well stated
jsarno 08-21-2008, 01:39 PM I was going to respond but you covered it, thanks.
No problem! ;)
over the mountain 08-21-2008, 01:45 PM JC is our man, no doubt about it but collins was the major factor in us making the playoffs last year making alot of reads and throws JC hasnt shown us. campbell is our stud but you cant down play collins contribution last year.
(and i think the turning point in the seahawks game was cooley not catching that td pass after seattle didnt touch the ball on kickoff, then suisham missing the fg. but i digress)
go skins!
jsarno 08-21-2008, 02:03 PM JC is our man, no doubt about it but collins was the major factor in us making the playoffs last year making alot of reads and throws JC hasnt shown us. campbell is our stud but you cant down play collins contribution last year.
(and i think the turning point in the seahawks game was cooley not catching that td pass after seattle didnt touch the ball on kickoff, then suisham missing the fg. but i digress)
go skins!
While I will mainly agree with you, Collins had the advantage of WIDE OPEN wr's. He did not make any special throws, like forcing them into a spot that wasn't there...he took advantage of good separation. That could be due to a few reasons, 1- Campbell did not comprehend the entire playbook, therefore it was "dumbed down" for him, 2- Collins did know EVERY play, so it was opened up / adjusted for him (more of a 1a and 1b I know). 3- The players were inspired by ST's death.
(about who's fault it was that we lost the playoff game, or who sent us into a downward spiral...I'm not saying that Collins was the problem...I need to be clear on that. But like how the Red Sox lost the 86 series, it wasn't all buckner's fault, there were several issues that lead up to that, and Buckner became the scapegoat. Suisham has been the scapegoat for that loss in Seattle, when in fact there were several other issues...that was my point...collins had some blame in there too.)
Giantone 08-22-2008, 09:03 PM then it will become strength of schedule to determine the tiebreaker,:)
my picks for the nfc east.
cowboys-12-4
redskins-9-7 (maybe looking a bit better ,crossing fingers)wildcard playoff birth.
eagles-9-7 (skins win tiebreaker with better division record)
giants -7-9 and miss playoffs with key injuries at key positions.
should be the typical head banging matchups as always in this division..
we split with the boys and sweep the giants and split with the eagles..
Your hatred for the Giants is obvious,but it is clouding your vison.What injuries and why would you not split with the Giants?:bs:
hesscl34 08-23-2008, 12:30 AM Your hatred for the Giants is obvious,but it is clouding your vison.What injuries and why would you not split with the Giants?:bs:
Don't use "hate" as your word.. it's just all good fun!
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