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Monkeydad · 01-24-2008, 11:04 AM

If Saunders and his system is out, anyone honestly expect Collins to be able to beat out Campbell?

If anything, a new system would solidify JC's spot as the #1 QB. Todd Collins was only valuable to us because he could run the Saunders offense with his eyes closed. Jason is a good learner, hard worker and MUCH more of a gifted athlete than Collins.

Heck, without Saunders, Brunell has a chance of beating out Collins.

I think a West Coast offense would suit Campbell well. He's not a "pure pocket passer" and is great on the run, so those moving pockets and rollouts would be great for him. Also, it would be great for Cooley and Portis on those short passes, plus now we have more then one capable WR with Moss, ARE, McCardell, Caldwell and probably Mix next year.

I think it would be a big upgrade. Saunders' "genius" never seemed to show up for us.

01-24-2008, 11:04 AM	#10
Monkeydad Living Legend Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: PA Age: 45 Posts: 17,460	Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense If Saunders and his system is out, anyone honestly expect Collins to be able to beat out Campbell? If anything, a new system would solidify JC's spot as the #1 QB. Todd Collins was only valuable to us because he could run the Saunders offense with his eyes closed. Jason is a good learner, hard worker and MUCH more of a gifted athlete than Collins. Heck, without Saunders, Brunell has a chance of beating out Collins. I think a West Coast offense would suit Campbell well. He's not a "pure pocket passer" and is great on the run, so those moving pockets and rollouts would be great for him. Also, it would be great for Cooley and Portis on those short passes, plus now we have more then one capable WR with Moss, ARE, McCardell, Caldwell and probably Mix next year. I think it would be a big upgrade. Saunders' "genius" never seemed to show up for us.