Mark Sanchez at 13th?

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

So..............yeah. Go Sanchez?

I doubt it, back to the drawing board they were working on (or should've). I get the feeling this was a Snyder tantrum.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

I doubt it, back to the drawing board they were working on (or should've). I get the feeling this was a Snyder tantrum.

lol, I guess your right. At the very least we got Campbell going into his second year in Zorns system and the O-Line will probably get upgraded. And hey if we suck this year we'll be in position to choose next year between Sam Bradford and Colt McCoy.

[GusFrerotte]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

lol, I guess your right. At the very least we got Campbell going into his second year in Zorns system and the O-Line will probably get upgraded. And hey if we suck this year we'll be in position to choose next year between Sam Bradford and Colt McCoy.

My sentiments exactly. Also USC QB's have not fared as of late in the NFL. Sanchez is the least talented of the trio of him, Palmer, and Leinhart.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

I doubt it, back to the drawing board they were working on (or should've). I get the feeling this was a Snyder tantrum.

This is just the way they do things. Never sit back, also get involved if for no other reason than to shake things up. As I mentioned in other posts, I don't think getting Cutler was ever the prime initiative. It was more about a) a limited lack of faith in Campbell's ability to lead a team to a championship (as opposed to being part of a championship team) and b) seeing if they could fit in as the third team perhaps so that they could get some draft picks

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

This is just the way they do things. Never sit back, also get involved if for no other reason than to shake things up. As I mentioned in other posts, I don't think getting Cutler was ever the prime initiative. It was more about a) a limited lack of faith in Campbell's ability to lead a team to a championship (as opposed to being part of a championship team) and b) seeing if they could fit in as the third team perhaps so that they could get some draft picks

There will be varying opinion on the existance of a Quarterback who is able to will his team to a championship, but even if Snyder really does believe this player exists, what about Jay Cutler looks like this player. Jay Cutler is a good "stats" guy, conventionally and metrically. So is Jason Campbell. But if the problem with Campbell is that the Redskins don't feel he's the right guy, why the absolute infatuation with Cutler? What did they see in Cutler that the rest of us don't that would put him in the Manning/Brady category.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

There will be varying opinion on the existance of a Quarterback who is able to will his team to a championship, but even if Snyder really does believe this player exists, what about Jay Cutler looks like this player. Jay Cutler is a good "stats" guy, conventionally and metrically. So is Jason Campbell. But if the problem with Campbell is that the Redskins don't feel he's the right guy, why the absolute infatuation with Cutler? What did they see in Cutler that the rest of us don't that would put him in the Manning/Brady category.

Well, like I've said I don't believe it was ever really about Cutler