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Goodbye Gibbs

Fuming fans. Surge or dirge? The press loves Obama. Bill Richardson lurks. Coughing Keynes. Plus more.
p> WHICH BROWNS? br> Re: Sean Higgins's After Gibbs : /p> p>Hey Sean -- talk about heartbreak -- try being a life-long Cleveland Browns fan! br> -- Red Rennie br> Chesterhill, Ohio /p>

Who would you prefer at QB, Campbell or Collins? Like many, I am relieved to see Joe Gibbs go. I hope fans will have seen last of the "we must establish the run even if we can't" attitude.

I was very glad to see Collins start and lead skins to victory over 4 straight games. Wow! Would have been nice to see lots of quick pass plays called in the 1st quarter of Seahawks game. Collins was left waiting to be knocked down and the run was stuffed over and over again, demoralizing the 'Skins offense. Collins has the skill set to handle the quick pass, to loosen a defense for the run with the pass

p>Please lobby for Collins; no one knows how good he really is yet. He is a young 36 and usually gets rid of the ball quick enough to avoid a rush. I recall reading a quote from a 'Skins receiver to effect that 'you had better run your route and pay attention; Todd is liable to hit you upside the head with the ball if you don't.' br> --
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