Zorn, you can’t fix it. Let it go. Move on past Jason very soon. He just doesn’t see, before the snap, that somebody is always open. That is the target. Collins showed that last year.

Before the ball is snapped is when the decision has to made, not after. Jason just doesn’t get it.

I want to ask what you guys think of Zorn and if the passing game’s failure was Cambell’s or Zorn’s fault.

The offense is shit.
The defense is shit.
We go through this every year. Crappy clock management as mentioned by Madden. Five yard passes on 3rd and 15 resulting in no first down production.
Let me guess, the new coach even relied on the run game…yep! We have another piece of shit defensive play (JT) playing with a bummed knee and was targeted the entire game. Another shit draft with guys that are barely conditioned to take the field. Probably about 35% of the team are in theire mid-thirties.

Bottom line: it doesn’t matter which quarterback you put in!

It is time for Jason to go.

This team is too good to lose as we will against anybody with no offense.

maybe Jason doesn’t know all his options… I’m sure he doesnt know the whole system and its kind of hard to not know who is going to be where. My problem with him is his lack of mobility…mobility isnt just physical its also a mindset. HE WONT MOVE. He is fast enough to move outside the pocket, and yet he just sits there like hes jared lorenzen. disgusts me

I’m not even worried about Campbell’s mobility. I’m worried about his memory! Did he forget that Cooley plays on the team? One pass to him ( a whopping 7 yarder) on 27 throws? Did Zorn know he had Cooley? I read an article earlier on the Washington Post that mentioned Cooley approached Zorn late after the game and brought up the fact he had caught only one pass. It didn’t elaborate much further…

So far, this is the worst defense against the pass that I can remember in some time if not ever!

Of course we would have had a different opinion! BUT, when we have relied on the defense to carry us and win games for us, they did a terrible job! They need to be able to contain the opponent to the same amount of output and that’s the fault of the offense. In this case, the Giants could not have scored more than 7 points, but they did. Unfortunately, they have to contain the other teams to no more than we can score. We can’t score more than 7 points,so the defense must do the rest. I guess they suck by circumstance!

The D was hyped all of offseason that they would be back to a top ten. If they can’t defend the run nor have anyone that can defend against the pass, then they SUCK! That’s pretty much the A-B-C of defensive football. I’ll have to look for some stats on what the average of “points scored” for the Skins has been over the past 5 or so years. I bet it’s not much more than 16 points, if at all!

Well, I’ll remain skeptical and see how they play at home. The “D” has remained stable, I’ll give you that. I just hate to see people play with bummed knees to keep streaks alive, etc. Peter King stated that Taylor (since he claims he’s 90%) will definitely have the worst season of his career because he has no explosion whatsoever. Hopefully, they will at leat remain consistently solid.

Back to the original issue at hand: I saw Campbell on Redkins Nation last Friday and I loved the way he commented that “we” need to do this and “we” need to do that and “we” missed opportunities. When you watch Zorn comment it’s all about what “Jason” needs to do. I don’t know if Campbell is in denial or what.

Another sore spot (although I’ve yet to confirm this except word-of-mouth) is that I heard this type of West Coast Offense has no real play criteria that involves the TE’s. That being said, it explains why Cooley only had one pass last week and it causes anticipation of the worst performance year for Cooley (although no fault of his own).