Plato: nice try brutha. We accept your membership and are glad to have someone who shares our love for the sport as well. You know it's not too common around our culture or this site to run into people who are into sports besides cricket and badminton. :P

Welcome!

Alright, I concede.......for now.

Lets see where things stand by mid-season.

By the way, I'm glad I joined this village. At least it is active with people passionate about the subject.

I'm new to Naseeb. Very pleased to make both your acquaintance, gents.

Another thing, with a new coach comes a grace period to rebuild. He has ZERO pressure on him to produce a big time winner years 1 and 2.

Lets just forget the fact that the guy's been in the NFL for over 10 years and has been riding the bench everywhere he's been. Please stop the madness. This is silly.

Dudes,

Here are da facts.

1) During his winning streak, Collins completed 63.8 percent of his passes for 888 yards with five touchdowns and no interceptions. He had a 106.4 passer rating.

And Jason Campbell's rating was.......

2) Collins understands and executes new coach Jim Zorn's offensive scheme like a machine. And the chemistry between Collins, Moss and Portis is SMOKING.

3) Collins just received a three-year, $9 million contract from the Redskins (Feb 29)

I agree with Theoutkast, Campbell is likely the future. But in the short run, as the new coach, Coach Zorn needs the stability to get to the playoffs next season and keep his job.

Inspirational - Chicago's current defense probably has no more than a year left in it. I would gladly welcome a stable 36-year old "game-manager". Though, wishful thinking at this stage. Wrecks Grossman it is.

You're crazy if you think Colins should start over Jason Cambell. Cambell is that franchise.