I'm not a Raiders' fan, I'm a Redskins' fan, but I have no ties to Jason Campbell, I was glad to see Oakland take him off the team's hands.
However, I'd advise Coach Tom Cable against a quick hook for Campbell, even after the comeback win against the St. Louis Rams.
A quick reality check (and I'm ready for the curses and slurs associated with it) the Raiders aren't going anywhere this year.
They may win a few more games than last year but they're not better than the Chargers and right now not nearly as good as the Chiefs.
With that said, the Raiders brought Campbell in to be the starting quarterback of this franchise and immediately signed him to an extension.
With that in mind and the fact that no Oakland you're not going to the play-offs should give Campbell enough time to get acclimated to his new offense.
One and half games isn't enough. The coaching staff has got to give him 6-8 games to get the offense going.
Of course some will argue that Gradkowski lifted the team to a victory. Yes he did, but he had two advantages going for him.
No.1 he's been in this system, I'm sure the playbook is a little more open to him and he knows it better than Campbell does.
No.2, the Rams game plan was set for Campbell not Gradkowski. We saw this in week one where Mike Vick nearly lead a comeback against the Green Bay Packers. Don't underestimate the art of game planning. When you're ready for one and another comes at you it can mess up the entire game.
Now I'm not saying the Campbell is necessarily "the guy" in Oakland, it coul...
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Oakland Raiders
