woodbuck27
10-29-2011, 02:55 AM
http://ca.sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_corner/post/Carson-Palmer-knew-just-15-plays-in-time-for-his?urn=nfl-wp10558
Carson Palmer knew just 15 plays in time for his Oakland Raiders debut ... By Doug Farrar
Oakland Raiders offensive coordinator Al Saunders is known for the extensive verbiage and complexity contained in his playbooks — when he was with the Washington Redskins, word got out about 700-page playbooks, and while any playbook has a lot of different iterations of the same basic concept, it's also true that no matter how you slice it, Saunders likes to have a lot of concepts on the field.
That's why it was a bit surprising that Raiders head coach Hue Jackson had Carson Palmer(notes) going in to replace quarterback Kyle Boller(notes) in the Raiders' 28-0 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs just days after he had been traded from the Cincinnati Bengals the previous Tuesday. The move was made to shore up the team's quarterback position after Jason Campbell(notes) broke his collarbone.
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PACKERS FOREVER !
Carson Palmer knew just 15 plays in time for his Oakland Raiders debut ... By Doug Farrar
Oakland Raiders offensive coordinator Al Saunders is known for the extensive verbiage and complexity contained in his playbooks — when he was with the Washington Redskins, word got out about 700-page playbooks, and while any playbook has a lot of different iterations of the same basic concept, it's also true that no matter how you slice it, Saunders likes to have a lot of concepts on the field.
That's why it was a bit surprising that Raiders head coach Hue Jackson had Carson Palmer(notes) going in to replace quarterback Kyle Boller(notes) in the Raiders' 28-0 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs just days after he had been traded from the Cincinnati Bengals the previous Tuesday. The move was made to shore up the team's quarterback position after Jason Campbell(notes) broke his collarbone.
Please click on the LINK for the entire story.
PACKERS FOREVER !