Does anyone still want Vince Young as a Titan?

This is the very essence of a VY fan. ALWAYS discounting any negative that comes out about him as if he's not capable of doing wrong even with a history of doing wrong.

NOBODY's making up him throwing his pads into the crowd. That is so ignorant.

 

BUT

 

Not saying anything one way or the other about Vince or Fisher (who are both in the wrong in this debacle) -- but I think it's pretty clear that the wide reporting of the "pads into the stands" comes from Fisher's post-game comments alone.

It doesn't paint a pretty picture for Fisher's side of this issue though. Not at all.

 

I'm still waiting for you to explain exactly what it is that makes Jeff Fisher a good coach in your eyes. You saw that post...just didn't respond. Give me some sort of analysis of his philosophies or something LEGIT that explains why you like him so much. I've made my case clear, and you're obviously just as passionate with an opposing viewpoint. So lets hear it.

 

No it doesn't.

There is a QUOTE from VY directly stating he threw his pads into the stands and he states he was wrong to do so. I'm not going to look it up for you because it's been posted in various other threads. Get your head out of the sand.

 

Vince gave his jersey to the Vp's daughter, then threw his pads into the stands which were then retrieved by security.

 

I want people to stop quoting stats when he hasn't played an entire season yet, has he? It's not about his talent! It's about his work ethic, his emotional immaturity, and his dependence on Papa Bud for his job. Of course Fisher doesn't want him anymore because he's tired of babysitting him, talking him back onto the field when he gets his feelings hurt, putting up with his petulance when things don't go to suit him, having to bear the brunt when Vince makes up his own reality, then when called on it, makes up another one, and on and on. It gets to the point when talent isn't worth the aggravation of putting up with someone who prefers drama over just doing his job.