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I was watching the news last night, and when Tim Brandt came on, he suggested the reason Gibbs didn't commit to a starter, was to force Dallas to prepare for both QB. Seems to make sense, since Ramsey and Brunell are very different QBs, and what works for one probably won't work as well for another. Also makes sense considering the inexperience of the players on the defensive side of the ball.

Jason

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I was watching the news last night, and when Tim Brandt came on, he suggested the reason Gibbs didn't commit to a starter, was to force Dallas to prepare for both QB. Seems to make sense, since Ramsey and Brunell are very different QBs, and what works for one probably won't work as well for another. Also makes sense considering the inexperience of the players on the defensive side of the ball.

Jason

I thought of that myself.. I like it.

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Yeah, you're right. Brunell threw for around 350 yards and a few touchdowns. This from a guy who had a streak of not throwing over 100 yards for 3 or 4 games last year.

all those yards and 18 points :applause:

BTW most of those yards came against Jaque Reeves, a 7th round pick forced into the starting lineup when Pete Hunter tore his ACL.

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How can I trust Tim Brandt after hearing that God-awful song on his promo commercials? If he can approve that song, he can't know what he's talking about, can he? ;)

It was actually worse last year, with Brant pointing at the camera as if to say "Yeah -- that's right --Tim Brant style is in the hizzle, beeotch."

But regarding his point, I think I can at least agree that Gibbs wants to win this game to such an extent that I can only imagine, and he's smart enough to know that if he holds out from naming the starter until the last minute, it will disrupt Dallas' game planning during the week.

Tim Brant did play college football and has been around the game ever since, so I can respect his opinions.

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Not exactly. Rod Gardner made most of his plays against Newman and even Roy Williams.

no, unless your counting the PI yards. Gardner had the TD against Newman, but the rest of the big plays were on Reeves (the last play of the game was atleast 40 yards, where Garner jumped over Reeves caught the ball and got drilled by Williams)

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I doubt Brandt is right. It really makes no sense. Do you think it really matters to Dallas who starts? I mean if this gimmick actually worked, why name starter in the first place? Let's go the entire season not naming a starting QB until game time to "confuse" our opponents. Hell, let's not stop there, Portis and Betts are two totally different runners, let's not name a starter at RB either and keep the defenses guessing. :rolleyes:

We beat Dallas by our QB, whomever it is, making plays on the field, not by "confusing" Dallas prior to the game.

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I doubt Brandt is right. It really makes no sense. Do you think it really matters to Dallas who starts?

It does matter for the simple reason that everything is flipped from one side of the field to the other between the right handed Ramsey and the left handed Brunell. Brunell's mobility is also an issue when you are talking about rushing the passer.

Normally, it wouldn't make sense, but considering that this board can't come to a consensus about who is going to be starting next week, what makes you think Parcells can? Gibbs is taking advantage of the confusion, I'm pretty sure of it.

Jason

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I was watching the news last night, and when Tim Brandt came on, he suggested the reason Gibbs didn't commit to a starter, was to force Dallas to prepare for both QB. Seems to make sense, since Ramsey and Brunell are very different QBs, and what works for one probably won't work as well for another. Also makes sense considering the inexperience of the players on the defensive side of the ball.

Jason

I believe he kindof did the same thinglast year for some reason, week 2, against the Cowboys with a big fat L as a result. I am not sure that it matters if the Cowboys know who our starting QB is, because they looked pretty dam good yesterday from the highlight reels I have seen yesterday.

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It wont make much difference who your starter is. Neither one is going to beat you running the ball.. ie vick, so you dont have to have a spy. Both are pretty accurate passers given time. So i think you apporach them basically the same. Get pressure on them and make them run to thier left. It shortens the field alot for right handed qb's. With Ramsey you might try to get in his face alittle more and rattle the kid,, and with brunell you might have to mix up your coverage alittle more, nothing major though. I dont see where this is much of an advantage at all. If nothing else it is a distraction for the team. Name the starter and start preparing.

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