yankee44
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Yeah, and a year ago you guys were squealing cuz Coughlin still had a job.
Not I. I was happy with the direction that he was taking the team.
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Not I. I was happy with the direction that he was taking the team.
nachomama
All Up In Your Grill
BuddyLee
Football addict
In watching Campbell, I've only seen improvement.
You have to ask yourself, who is the better investment? Campbell who still had plenty to learn, improve, much potential to build upon for many more years. It could be Collins, who may be one year away from retirement.
I'm sticking with Campbell for at least another season if not two. Look at Eli for instance.
AndyMarquisLIVE
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You're right.
He's only throwing the game away (litterally, by throwing the ball to the other team) in the 4th quarter now.
AndyMarquisLIVE
New Member
Alright, I'll ponder it to myself.
Jason Campbell has talent and will be as good as Eli.
Softballkid
No Longer the Kid
Alright, I'll ponder it to myself.
Jason Campbell has talent and will be as good as Eli.
As good as Eli
The boy has a few "good games" where they only make him throw the ball 15-20 times, and he doesn't throw any interceptions and now he is a frickin superstar
Larry Gude
Strung Out
I think...
...after last season it is only fair to consider Eli one of the better QB's in the league. As always, the NFL is about one and only one thing; winning. He, and his team mates got it done last year. Everyone looks good on paper, some guys look rough on the field, but they get it done where the 'better' QB might not make that one or two extra plays per game that make the difference between a win and a loss.
No QB could possibly face greater pressure than this past Superbowl; playing one of the greatest teams of all time, in a game that was tense and had no ebb and flow from play #1; it was pressure on every single play, no let up.
Eli is a star now.
As good as Eli
The boy has a few "good games" where they only make him throw the ball 15-20 times, and he doesn't throw any interceptions and now he is a frickin superstar
...after last season it is only fair to consider Eli one of the better QB's in the league. As always, the NFL is about one and only one thing; winning. He, and his team mates got it done last year. Everyone looks good on paper, some guys look rough on the field, but they get it done where the 'better' QB might not make that one or two extra plays per game that make the difference between a win and a loss.
No QB could possibly face greater pressure than this past Superbowl; playing one of the greatest teams of all time, in a game that was tense and had no ebb and flow from play #1; it was pressure on every single play, no let up.
Eli is a star now.
BuddyLee
Football addict
Which game(s) are you speaking of because I don't remember him throwing the ball to the other team in the 4th quarter that often.You're right.
He's only throwing the game away (litterally, by throwing the ball to the other team) in the 4th quarter now.
I remember the early Cowboys game where many thought we didn't have a chance. Yet, we had the game wrapped up on many occasions, mostly because of Campbell's game. It was the safety play that destroyed us to the tune of four T.O. touchdown passes. Even through all that Campbell led the way down the field to make his only mistake of the game. Now he's a dunce.
BuddyLee
Football addict
Can't agree more; Eli is a star now. I can't say that before he hit the playoffs last year though. I'd say he was mediocre with some flashes of greatness. He was between on the cusp of greatness and NY laughing stock.
Eli wasn't as great as your memory serves you.AndyMarquisLIVE said:Alright, I'll ponder it to myself.
Jason Campbell has talent and will be as good as Eli.