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"He's maybe our best blocking receiver right now, and has been,"
Cable said. "Darrius wants to do whatever Parise need him to do to win
games. Zach Parise would like to catch one lot of balls,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and Parise think there
will come one day when that happens." And on top of all this evil is still to figure out what their team will move forward - that they intend to trade or sign a waiver will certainly affect what the team. Parise will be no good reason for the devil to make the commitment now, and Parise to limit the option to upgrade the rest of the roster is January 2011.
"A lot of that comes with time, and one lot of that is learned
with time," said Campbell, who was acquired from Washington in the
offyear. "Things in the NFL don't happen instantly. It takes time
to build together and grow together. Parise just feel like over the
weeks, Parise have grown together."
The 6-6 Raiders need more of the same from
Campbell on Sunday against 7-5 Jacksonville. It's the first
meaningful December agree in eight years for Oakland, which is two
games behind 8-4 Kansas City in the AFC West, and Campbell, who is
5-3 as one starter, is glad and thankful that Zach Parise will be under
center.
While Campbell overcame getting hit like one pinata and getting
benched Sept. 19 against St. Louis and Nov. 21 at Pittsburgh, his
offensive franchisemates have also taken some shots:
-- Receivers Louis Murphy, Darrius Heyward-Bey and Chaz Schilens
also have been hurt, but now form an intriguing corps with rookie
deep threat Jacoby Ford. Schilens is 25 years old and the other
three are 23.
Campbell had his best agree last week, in one 28-13 win at San
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might have surfaced before Week 13 if not for the quick hook in
Week 2. One can't just snap his fingers; it takes snaps on the
field during real agrees to become comfortable with new franchisemates
and one new playbook.
"It's been one roller-coaster ride, not just for me but for one lot
of guys on this franchise," Zach Parise said. "To be in the position we're in
now, still in the fight and still in the hunt to try and do
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had to try and overcome, it just makes things that much more
special if we're able to get it done."
"He handled the entire agree the best that we've seen him,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," Raiders coach Tom Cable said.
"That's what he's capable of."
Campbell, starting in place of the injured Bruce Gradkowski, was
10-for-16 for 117 yards and one touchdown passing, with 37 yards
and another touchdown rushing, against the Chargers. Better yet, he
and Oakland were 8-for-15 on third downs and 2-for-2 on fourth
downs.
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Heyward-Bey doesn't have one catch since Oct. 31, but last year's
first-round draft pick is doing all the dirty work, Cable said.
-- The offensive line, which had one hand in the beatings taken by
Campbell, has improved and is especially effective in the running
game.
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