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Todd Collins!!!!!–and Bears Game Recap
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First with the important question.
Who the heck is Todd Collins?
The Redskin backup took over for Jason Campbell who suffered a potentially serious injury to his left knee in the 2nd quarter Thursday night. Collins was a Brunell-esque 15 for 20 for a Brady-esque 11+ yards per attempt in relief of Campbell. More importantly, he led three touchdown drives and the Redskins won.
More importantly is the emergence of a potentially dominant red zone defense for the Redskins. The Bears didn’t really get any big plays on the Redskins, although some great ...
Costly victory
Hogs Haven —
... No big shakes, but Todd Collins is now a higher rated passer than Tom Brady in 2007. Anyone else find it interesting that Mark Brunell is the 3rd string quarterback? I'm not complaining given the game that Collins had, but that one surprised me a bit. Also, go watch highlights from last night's game here; it opens with disastrous looking Todd out there single hopping a pass and fumbling the ball (and jumping away from it, as if it were a grenade) and then all of a sudden dude goes off and starts throwing laser beams.
Patience is a virtue for Todd Collins
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... [97.8 QB rating to 60.8 for Brunell]. Right place — right time worked for Joe Montana, who fortunately landed in the NFL with a coach and offense that was the perfect fit for him. Al Saunders is the right place. Now is the time Collins waited 10 years for. Here’s something I bet you don’t know about Collins. He has fewer starts [17] than Jason Campbell [20] according to stats on nfl.com . Collins not the complete answer There are three parts to a passing offense: blocking, passing and receiving. Fifty-one percent of the formula is blocking. That’s what the Giants will ...
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Collins comes in, playcalling opens up
ckstevenson.blogspot.com 12/7/2007 — Wow. Yet it seems that with Collins in the game, Al Saunder (Sub-Chief Advance Pro Temperate of Offensive Considerations, or SCAPTOC) felt more comfortable with the playbook.
Either that, or Gibbs fell asleep and an intern started calling the plays.
And as Gumbel said with great emotion, for him, this was Collins' "best game of the century". And of the past decade as well.
Requiem for Jason Campbell’s Season
misterirrelevant.com 12/7/2007 — So it appears that Jason Campbell’s first full season under center is over, and in gruesome, gut-wrenching fashion. Improbably, Todd Collins came in and led the Redskins to victory in a must-win situation. And even though the injury came on the ...
Quick Hitters: With courage comes victory
hailredskins.com 12/7/2007 — Congratulations to Todd Collins, who came off the bench and did precisely what a backup quarterback is meant to do: run the offense as if nothing had happened to the first guy. Collins was poised in the pocket [though he didn’t face much pressure], made no bad throws, and looked as if he’d been running those plays for years. Oh, wait — that’s right.
Todd Collins - Diary of an NFL Quarterback
toddcoll15.blogspot.com 12/7/2007 — Things are happening so fast around here, but I wanted to get some blogging done before I have to meet with Reebok , Powerade , Nutrisystem and Vermont Teddybear executives about some really grand endorsement deals. It's been such a great afternoon as ...
COLLINS LEADS WEARY REDSKINS PAST BEARS —
NY Post: Sports 12/7/2007
Only days removed from burying a teammate, and without the benefit of a full practice, the Redskins managed to win thanks to a backup quarterback who last completed a pass in 2004. In Landover, Todd Collins came on for the injured Jason Campbell...