I guess it was only a matter of time before the Redskins found a taker.
After the Washington Redskins acquired the services of Donovan McNabb for the coming 2010 NFL football season, many assumed that Jason Campbell was well on his way out. And just a few short weeks after landing McNabb, the Redskins finally got rid of that ''other black quarterback'' nobody from D.C. wanted anymore.
You read it, with Donovan McNabb now Washington's new main man at quarterback, the Redskins traded Jason Campbell to the Oakland Raiders, letting Campbell start over after all those disappointing runs he had with the nation's capital.
The problem is, the Oakland Raiders haven't, in no shape or form, done better than the Washington Redskins. In fact, from all those years Campbell played for the Redskins, the Raiders have been worse.
Still, Campbell believes getting traded to the Oakland Raiders will give him a fresh start. Of course, we all know he could care less at this point as long as he gets paid by Al Davis handsomely. And for all ya'll wondering, the Raiders added a year on the existing contract he had with the Redskins, letting him make $4.5 million in 2011.
''I look at this as getting to start over,'' Jason Campbell said in a phone interview...
