A Question about Vince

:flush: = Titans with Cutler

leinart and cutler = trash

lol i agree ddc and titans with leinart =:flush: :flush:
but when we get vince young everyone is going to be having a party in tennessee :jump:

To be truthful..........

To be truthful, Vince himself didn't think he would make himself available until after the Rose Bowl. He, and his agent, saw his stock raise and decided to make the move. In his shoes, I think I would have stayed and tried for the Heisman.
Leinart did make mistakes in the Rose Bowl, but 2 National Championships out of 3 and a Heisman isn't too shabby! These guys don't come around every year.

I am probably one of the most Vocal Vince Young fans here and have been ever since I began to see him play in his somphmore year in college. Here is my thinking. We cut our losses with McNair, let Volek play this year and get his stats up for trade bait, because he has two years left on his contract and we could trade him for a draft pick with one year remaing, which is the ideal situation. And then we let Young come in and take over.

Also I have no problem with Leinart if he were to become a Titan I would support him just as I would Young. But then root for whatever team Young would end up in also (Hopefully Arizona).

yep, it will be a party





















a crying party:cry:

Yeah a solo crying party :ha:

im the exact same way man ive been vocal about how much i like vince since i got here, and i will be a supporter of him wherever he goes, but not so much the arizona part of it

Here's a question about Leinart.....why do people doubt him because he was on a loaded team? Now given the fact I know Leinart's no Palmer, but wasn't Palmer's team loaded as well?

Cutler is more like Palmer in arm strength and athleticism than Leinart. The question is can Leinart make up for what he lacks in arm strength with good decision making and accuracy. Is Leinart another Danny Wuerffel? Remember Wuerffel was awesome in college leading Florida to an unbelievable 4 SEC titles, a National Championship and he won a Heisman.