The Redskins and New Year's Eve Talk

Here's a question that sparked a lot of comment at a New Year's Eve gathering...

Of course Todd Collins should start at quarterback for the remainder of the Redskin's playoff season!

No argument on this one.

Even if Jason Campbell becomes healthy enough to play, why tamper with the kind of success we've seen with Collins under center; Even Jason must know his season is over;

but what about next year?

Who comes to training camp as your starter? The question was raised at a New year's Eve gathering and the men were almost evenly divided and adamant about their positions.

Half said it's Collin's job to lose. Before training camp begins he should be given the starting quarterback job, a new contract and a hefty raise.

The Collins team points to his complete understanding of the offense, his lack of turnovers and his leading the team to four straight wins after everyone, including a lot of Redskins fans had counted them out.

This position was shared by most of the old timers at the gathering.

The younger group (and no one was really all that young) was insisting that Jason Campbell is the future and with more raw talent of the two and should be returned to his rightful place as the starter. They say team injuries, poor coaching decisions hampered Campbell's development.

Jason Campbell should be back under center with a full compliment of Redskins starters when training camp begins. This group agrees that Collins should be paid to stay...as a backup.

At some point I'm going to try and pin Levan Reid, Brian Mitchell and others down on what they think; what about your thoughts?