2010 NFL Season

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Originally Posted by Type Ryan

As many of you know, I wasn't a fan of the whole get-rid-of-Jason-Campbell-for-Donovan-McNabb situation. As a Redskin, Campbell's numbers improved every year despite having to learn a new offense basically every year, played behind THE WORST O-line in football, and played (at that time) in the toughest division in football.

As fate would have it, both Campbell and McNabb played in 13 games this season and guess what? The numbers show that Campbell had a better year than McNabb, and prove why I hate the fact that they got rid of a YOUNG and COMPETENT QB for an OLD, OVERRATED, and INCOMPETENT one.

Here are their numbers for the '10 season.

McNabb: 13 games played (5W, 8L). 3,377 yards (58% comp/7.16 YPA), 14 TD/15INT, 77.1 QB Rating

Campbell: 13 games played (8W, 5L). 2,387 yards (59% comp/7.26 YPA), 13 TD/8INT, 84.5 QB Rating

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I like John Clayton. Here's what he said about the Raiders and Redskins this year.

http://sportsmed.starwave.com/i/team.../trans/oak.gifOakland Raiders: Grade: B
As predicted, the Raiders were one of the surprise teams, improving by three wins to go 8-8, their first non-losing season since 2002. The combination of offensive coordinator Hue Jackson and quarterback Jason Campbell added 13.3 points and 88.5 yards a game to the offense.


http://espn.go.com/i/teamlogos/nfl/sml/trans/was.gifWashington Redskins: GRADE: F
The addition of Donovan McNabb and Mike Shanahan to a perennially underachieving offense added only 2.3 points a game, and the switch to the 3-4 defense produced a 70-yard net loss.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...html?eref=sihp

Damn.

I really thought it was going to be Fisher getting the axe. I could see Young ending up in Miami or Carolina

Would love to see Young at Miami so they are a non-factor in that division.

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Originally Posted by Hot Like Wasabi

I really thought it was going to be Fisher getting the axe. I could see Young ending up in Miami or Carolina

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It's been pretty clear on and off that Vince Young just doesn't have the emotional fortitude to be playing in the NFL.

The problem is he's got some talent and every desperate coach is going to think he can be the one to reclaim him, to salvage him and ride his ass to the Superbowl like Reid is trying to do with Vick.

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Originally Posted by Thief Silver

It's been pretty clear on and off that Vince Young just doesn't have the emotional fortitude to be playing in the NFL.

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Or intelligence/decision making or mechanics or...

Them Cowboys removed the interim tag today.

Thanks for reminding me. :cry:

I'll just get in a preemptive bitch for 2011: RUN THE FUCKING BALL, GARRETT

The sad part about Vince Young's emotional blowup is that he was playing great ball when he was healthy this year. His QB rating was up around 100.

But you can't show up your coach in front of the entire team and expect to keep your job.

Defense and offensive line were the Titans' downfall this year, anyway.