Jason Campbell Future Pro Bowl QB

[LaRon + Sean = Hell 4 U]

Jason had a great game ended up 23/34 215 yards 3 TD's (With a few drops & a questionable call) I was very impressed with his accuracy on the evening. I believe if he continues to throw the ball like he did today & we eliminate the dropped balls he will be a pro bowl QB. We have the pieces to be a great team but we need to build the offense around Campbell.

[SouperMeister]

I agree that Campbell will be a true gem for this franchise for many years. The gameplan finally allowed him to stretch the field which really opened up the running game. The numbers would have looked even better had Randle El and McCardell not dropped passes downfield. I credit Gibbs for having the forsight to trade up into the first round to snag Campbell. That one move will be the most significant of Gibbs second era.

[LaRon + Sean = Hell 4 U]

Originally Posted by SouperMeister

I agree that Campbell will be a true gem for this franchise for many years. The gameplan finally allowed him to stretch the field which really opened up the running game. The numbers would have looked even better had Randle El and McCardell not dropped passes downfield. I credit Gibbs for having the forsight to trade up into the first round to snag Campbell. That one move will be the most significant of Gibbs second era.

Great move on the Redskins part to get him I am a Auburn Tigers fan as well he was awesome in college but was always overlooked. How many QB lead there college teams to a 13-0 season and also change offensive coordinators for all four years.

[Campbell17]

Originally Posted by LaRon + Sean = Hell 4 U

Jason had a great game ended up 23/34 215 yards 3 TD's (With a few drops & a questionable call) I was very impressed with his accuracy on the evening. I believe if he continues to throw the ball like he did today & we eliminate the dropped balls he will be a pro bowl QB. We have the pieces to be a great team but we need to build the offense around Campbell.

I dont know about that. Until Campbell can get the football into the endzone as easily as he gets us near it, or at least more often, he will be overlooked by many people.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

I dont think he threw 34 passes

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

I dont think he threw 34 passes

He was 23 for 34, 215 yards passing and 3 TDs.

[Campbell17]

I hate when I have trivial facts thrown in my face to show me that I was wrong. It's hard enough for me to find the right letters on the keyboard, let alone the right numbers.

[skinsfan69]

JC was outstanding today. We are going to have to start leaning on him more and more with all these injuries. Now lets keep giving him more of the playbook.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

JC was outstanding today. We are going to have to start leaning on him more and more with all these injuries. Now lets keep giving him more of the playbook.

I agree. If we want to make up for the ever declining defense, we are going to have to let him carry us.

[SouperMeister]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

JC was outstanding today. We are going to have to start leaning on him more and more with all these injuries. Now lets keep giving him more of the playbook.

I'm afraid that we'll really have to open the playbook to keep up with Dallas next week. Hopefully Moss can go to help keep the Dallas safeties honest.

[JWsleep]

The big thing they were talking about post-game was his no-huddle play during the game (not the last series only). I didn't notice it so much, but lots of that stuff where the offense began to flow WAS CALLED BY JC! He reads the D and makes the call at the line--worked great, and for the run as well. That is very encouraging, and I really want to go back and look at the film to watch it more closely. A good sign that JC is getting more trust and responsibility in the offense.

(Just in time for the D to collapse! ugh! )

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by JWsleep

The big thing they were talking about post-game was his no-huddle play during the game (not the last series only). I didn't notice it so much, but lots of that stuff where the offense began to flow WAS CALLED BY JC! He reads the D and makes the call at the line--worked great, and for the run as well. That is very encouraging, and I really want to go back and look at the film to watch it more closely. A good sign that JC is getting more trust and responsibility in the offense.

(Just in time for the D to collapse! ugh! )

Calling his own plays in two-minute, and no-huddle situations has been going on since at least the Lions game (per an interview I heard Lloyd give). Campbell was solid, but damn those fumbles...

[Southpaw]

Originally Posted by Campbell17

I dont know about that. Until Campbell can get the football into the endzone as easily as he gets us near it, or at least more often, he will be overlooked by many people.

Campbell has Tom Brady like numbers in the red zone this season. Somewhere around a 115 QB rating. It's not his fault that the coaches called a run on 3rd and goal from the seven yard line.

[Campbell17]

Originally Posted by Southpaw

Campbell has Tom Brady like numbers in the red zone this season. Somewhere around a 115 QB rating. It's not his fault that the coaches called a run on 3rd and goal from the seven yard line.

True, but I've already bickered about that, so I need to complain about something new. It sucks when you run out of negative things to say after losing a free game against a division rival.

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Calling his own plays in two-minute, and no-huddle situations has been going on since at least the Lions game (per an interview I heard Lloyd give). Campbell was solid, but damn those fumbles...

According the Mike Wise article, they really took the reins off him today. Called a lot of his own plays. He looked great. But those stinkin fumbles.