Will Jason Campbell return?

[Bishop Hammer]

Originally Posted by ArtMonkDrillz

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Whoaa! That statement is so good I might have to borrow it. That is up there with the infamous "That's what she said" joke.

[bparsley]

JC should go somewhere where he is appreciated, not disrespected.

[Zerohero]

Originally Posted by Missin21

I don't believe Campbell will be here next year either. I am saddened by this because I think this FO screwed the pooch...again. Acting like they were in sudden desperation mode for a QB with Cutler & then with Sanchez......it was ridiculous & pathetic. And Jason would be well within his rights to light it up this season & then say goodbye. Not just to the FO, which treated him like crap, but also to the haters in the fanbase which treated him far worse IMO.

So whenever a team sees a chance to upgrade a position its considered "sudden desperation". While there was debate on Cutler being better then Campbell, that wasn't the point there. How else would they handle that, trade talks came up and they gave it a try. People keep dissing DS about he will pay too much to get what he wants but we dont have Cutler so evidently there was a line drawn. Or maybe nobody wanted Campbell...

Again just because we are mentioned to have interest in Sanchez, it's like every year when the Skins and other teams workout players they know they will likely not get. And also the line was drawn because last i checked we didnt trade up.

So right there we have two situations where likely the Skins would have loved to get those players but chose not to give up too much to get them. Orrrrrrr, nobody wanted Campbell. Maybe a little of both.

And there's two types of Campbell haters. Those who don't like him and want him to fail, and those who dont like him but as a Skin want him to kick butt and get over the hump.

[DBUCHANON101]

Having failed to land Cutler, you guys actually think DS isnt warming up the jet for Rivers after the season?
Either that or he gives a draft for a Bradford,McCoy,Tebow type.

IMO if JC does great he will tell DS to kiss his arse so i guess im not wrong to think about the future.

[Zerohero]

Originally Posted by DBUCHANON101

Having failed to land Cutler, you guys actually think DS isnt warming up the jet for Rivers after the season?
Either that or he gives a draft for a Bradford,McCoy,Tebow type.

IMO if JC does great he will tell DS to kiss his arse so i guess im not wrong to think about the future.

You wouldn't look to upgrade a position? What do we owe Campbell? DS didn't give up a draft this year, why accuse him of giving up a draft next year.

Lately the FO has done a decent job, even our big mistake of getting Taylor last year was more a reaction to losing to linemen right off the bat in training camp.

The reality of the situation is Campbell better do good for his sake, at least if he wants to remain a starter.

[DBUCHANON101]

I didnt blame the FO for the Cutler deal. But i get the sense that since it fell thru that the next time a QB comes available that he will bid a little higher.

[Paintrain]

Originally Posted by DBUCHANON101

I didnt blame the FO for the Cutler deal. But i get the sense that since it fell thru that the next time a QB comes available that he will bid a little higher.

I've said before, if Snyder was as dead set on getting Cutler or Sanchez he would have made it happen. If he raised the ante to two firsts and a second then Denver would have pounced, no question. He had a price and didn't exceed it. Same thing with Sanchez, if he wanted him, he would have traded our 2010 first round pick along with this year's pick. Personally I think the Sanchez interest was way overblown in the media and among the fans.

If Campbell doesn't earn a contract extension (which I think he will) then Snyder will aggressively pursue one. On the unlikely chance Rivers is available, Snyder will surely make every attempt to bring him to DC. More likely however is Merriman stepping onto Redskins One at 9:01pm (PST) in San Diego on his way to DC at the start of free agency next year.

[wolfeskins]

Originally Posted by Paintrain

I've said before, if Snyder was as dead set on getting Cutler or Sanchez he would have made it happen. If he raised the ante to two firsts and a second then Denver would have pounced, no question. He had a price and didn't exceed it. Same thing with Sanchez, if he wanted him, he would have traded our 2010 first round pick along with this year's pick. Personally I think the Sanchez interest was way overblown in the media and among the fans.

If Campbell doesn't earn a contract extension (which I think he will) then Snyder will aggressively pursue one. On the unlikely chance Rivers is available, Snyder will surely make every attempt to bring him to DC. More likely however is Merriman stepping onto Redskins One at 9:01pm (PST) in San Diego on his way to DC at the start of free agency next year.

good post, i agree with you but don't you think the chargers will give merriman an extention.

[Paintrain]

Originally Posted by wolfeskins

good post, i agree with you but don't you think the chargers will give merriman an extention.

I don't think he's a priority for them to extend over some other players with expiring contracts. Rivers is clearly their top priority but they have others in line ahead of Merriman.. I saw this earlier in the week which kind of reinforced my notion, San Diego - Pro Football Weekly.