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Here is a look at the numbers from the Washington Redskins 27-17 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night:
308 - Total yards for the Redskins, 46 more than Philadelphia's 262. Considering the Eagles' dominance on the scoreboard, it's a stat that almost always means that there is a big turnover number involved somewhere.
284 - Yards passing for Jason Campbell, on 29 of 43 attempts. He has other numbers in this list that were unfortunately more telling on the game's result.
156 - Y...
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I want to pose a question to all of you. After the way Jason Campbell's played this year, the entire year not just last game out of the 32 teams in the NFL, which teams do you think he would start for in week 8?
I believe that list would be:
Tampa
Carolina
Detroit
Oakland
Tennessee...
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Cuz you're ****ing fired!!!!
Barring a miracle comeback, i think it's safe to say this guy's career in D.C. is done. It's so nice going into the off-season knowing we need to rebuild our O-line AND find a QB.
At least we've always had hope in the previous offseasons. I don't think there...
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