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Subject: Webster Getting His Groove On...

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Date Posted: 15:11:28 12/22/02 Sun

TIM: You are way too predictable. There you go blaming the coaches for Webster's struggles. Julian Peterson plays four or five different positions in one game, from DE and OLB, to nickel LB, SS and CB, and nobody complains about the coaching or makes excuses for the player; but Webster is affected by Rumph? Webster had a full summer camp and entire season to figure it out. Besides, Brett Favre exposed Webster in the playoff game at Lambeau while Rumph was sitting in a classroom at the University of Miami. Webster has his short comings and it has nothing to do with coaching. As Sporting News' 2002 Season Preview said, "Webster wasn't half-bad, either." They were luke warm on Webster before Rumph, too.

Garcia made the Pro Bowl, but everyone knows that Favre and Michael Vick are the two most dominant QB's in the NFC. If Donovan "Player of The Week" McNabb hadn't been injured, he would have been invited (ala the "Winborn and Bronson rationale"). Brad Johnson is also having a better season than Garcia. If Kurt Warner hadn't imploded, I think Garcia could easily have been sitting in Gilroy this February.

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