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Friday, 24 April 2009

THE TIPPING POINT

Posted on 09:00 by Unknown

Alienating the smallest ego on the roster

Jason Campbell it would appear has had enough, has taken all the passive aggressive abuse he is going to take. And I do not have one bad thing to say about it.

No more closed door meetings, no more statements of support, no more clear the air sessions, Jason has made it clear that if the Redskins draft USC quarterback Mark Sanchez or any franchise caliber quarterback in this draft, he will request a trade from the team.

Jason is now officially disgruntled. Or rather, as ungruntled as his mild manner will permit. Jason is now officially calling out team management. Or rather making his feelings on the matter known calmly.

It is no surprise Denver alienated Jay Cutler, the guy appears to have a paper thin ego made of the frailest crystal. Jason Campbell on the other hand is a focused persona and anyone that mistakes that for passivity risks missing the best parts of him.

Dan Snyder had to work really hard, putting in extra hours, coming in on weekends, working late nights and missing family time to turn Jason, and it looks like all that hard work is finally paying off, he made his deadline for fucking up the team.

This could affect Jason's play if he stays and it will affect the speed with which the team needs a new coach if he does not. And if Mark Sanchez is out there reading this, know that if you do not come in and immediately be Peyton Manning, or Steve Young or Drew Brees that Dan Snyder will be looking at the next hot chick quarterback around the 2011 draft.

Wake up Redskins fans, the team is going to get blowed up again. Why do we have to go through this on average every two seasons?



Future ex-Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell: Getty Images from here.
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