Ultimate Building Blocks: NFC East

Your homerism is showing.

Campbell has accomplished the least of any starting QB in the division, his own management tried to replace him twice in the offseason, and you would pick him as a building block over Eli Manning, who led his team to a Super Bowl victory? Makes no sense to me.

Orakpo? Give me a break! He hasn't played a down in the NFL. It would be kind of hard for you to produce NFL statistics to back up your claim that he belongs on that list because he has none. Yet, you can conveniently ignore twenty sacks by DeMarcus Ware?

I would not consider putting Carlos Rogers on that list until he learns how to catch the ball. He missed on some big play opportunities last season by dropping makeable interceptions. Hopefully, he's been practicing catching the ball, because he'll never be a great CB until he can make the game-changing interception.What has Manning done lately that would make you want to call him a building block?

As for the rest, I suggest that you read the rest of the thread. You've brought up a lot of points that have already been clearly explained.

What has Manning done lately that would make you want to call him a building block?

As for the rest, I suggest that you read the rest of the thread. You've brought up a lot of points that have already been clearly explained.

I did not say Manning belongs on the list. I said that I would not put Campbell on the list over Manning.

BTW, if I had to pick one of them, then I'd pick Eli because winning a Super Bowl is a very big deal and a qualifier IMO whereas Campbell hasn't done jack.

Since you think Campbell belongs on the list, would you like to try to explain why Redskins management tried twice to get rid of Campbell during the off-season, then?

I read the rest of the thread and I don't think your explanations are valid. I just think you are dead wrong about Ware and Samuel not belonging on that list. As for Orakpo, putting anyone on the list who hasn't played a down in the NFL is absurd.

I did not say Manning belongs on the list. I said that I would not put Campbell on the list over Manning.

BTW, if I had to pick one of them, then I'd pick Eli because winning a Super Bowl is a very big deal and a qualifier IMO whereas Campbell hasn't done jack.

Since you think Campbell belongs on the list, would you like to try to explain why Redskins management tried twice to get rid of Campbell during the off-season, then?

I read the rest of the thread and I don't think your explanations are valid. I just think you are dead wrong about Ware and Samuel not belonging on that list. As for Orakpo, putting anyone on the list who hasn't played a down in the NFL is absurd.

I'd like to hear from the experts here about how serious was the team in getting Sanchez. I say this because from their actions during the draft, it appears that Orakpo was always their #1 guy. Furthermore, all signs point to Zorn sticking being on Campbell's side.

On a side note, I think Eli Manning has a tough season up ahead with no true #1 wide receiver. If he's able to have similar or better success than last season, then I think he's hands down the best QB in the conference.

Your homerism is showing.

Campbell has accomplished the least of any starting QB in the division, his own management tried to replace him twice in the offseason, and you would pick him as a building block over Eli Manning who led his team to a Super Bowl victory? That makes no sense to me.

Orakpo? Give me a break! He hasn't played a down in the NFL. Yet, you can conveniently ignore twenty sacks by DeMarcus Ware? Again, that makes no sense to me.

I would not consider putting Carlos Rogers on that list until he learns how to catch the ball. He missed on some big play opportunities last season by dropping makeable interceptions.

That's what I'm saying finally some unbiased opinion

What has Manning done lately that would make you want to call him a building block?


He went 12-4 last year with wins over the Cardinal,Panthers,Steelers and the Skins ........without Plax.

He went 12-4 last year with wins over the Cardinal,Panthers,Steelers and the Skins ........without Plax.

Actually, Eli Manning went 10-1 with Plax; 2-4* without him.

*Includes the Giant's loss to the Eagles.

What The Giants played 17 games last year no wonder why they made the playoffs hahaha

What The Giants played 17 games last year no wonder why they made the playoffs hahaha

Well the 2-4 stretch includes their playoff loss to the Eagles.

Well the 2-4 stretch includes their playoff loss to the Eagles.

If you go back to my post back then you will see that out of all the teams we could have played the worst match up for us was Philly...has been for the last couple of years,Reid has Coughlins number.

Actually, Eli Manning went 10-1 with Plax; 2-4* without him.

*Includes the Giant's loss to the Eagles.

Nope,you seem to forget the games he was hurt or suspended ,and lets not play down who it was they beat without him.:)