Tennessean: Titans miss right passer twice

Maybe because you aren't actively following the team. Or maybe because you have some personal vendetta against me because I supported Young and so now your entire life is trying to trash any of my post.

Either way though, I think we're seeing how extreme some of you are.

Young's gone and isn't coming back though unless something totally unexpected happens.

Question, who do you want to be our QB? And is that person an upgrade? Lets talk football here.

 

:ha: No, no it's not. Thank God he didn't want to follow suit. Kerry Collins is garbage.

Also, the Bears don't go to Super Bowls because of their QB. Rex Grossman sure wasn't the reason they made it there a few years ago, and if they get there again, it won't be because of Cutler. Give credit where credits due, Urlacher and that D is whats up.

 

Yes, yes it is. When a rookie/young QB sits it's not to learn how to do exactly what the starter is doing, but what the Defense is doing, and how the pro game is different from college.
Instead of sitting with his hoodie on at the end of the bench, he would have done himself a favor to be involved with what the offense was doing.
But nobody couldn't tell him nothing...

 

He's always been inconsistent though. In Denver and Chicago.

 

To the naked eye, McNair and Vince were supposed to be on the same team. MJTitans just proved my point when I said McNair was still an asset first after 11 years of broken bones and needing assistance to get up out of bed every morning for the franchise. Sure, everyone reconciled and everything was cool, no hard feelings 2 years later, but everything was not cool at the time, which is why McNair took matters to the Union, he didn't just "understand" and go home. Tension is what's inevitable whenever it's settled in court, tension, which definitely contributed to his departure. Now is it possible Bud and company had a side agenda along and planned to get rid of McNair from the beginning? Of course, the NFL is a dirty business. Did he? Maybe, maybe not, nobody here knows.

The main concern was would Vince had sat for McNair and what it had benefited him? Answer to both is "yes". Like I said, the plan was for Vince to sit his rookie year for McNair, all of us assumed that, including Vince and he couldn't have been happier.

Before being benched for Collins, he threw 22 touchdowns and 33 ints in 32 games. Last 2 seasons, after <b>reluctantly</b> sitting for Collins, he threw 20 touchdowns to only 9 picks in 19 games, (didn't count the first two games where he got garbage minutes). There's no doubt Vince would have been a good little boy for McNair and would have benefited greatly from it.

 

McNair NEVER took a pay cut, whenever his contract was restructured he got MORE cash up front.

 

I heard local FANS talk about Cutler.
The MEDIA was seldom to mention Cutler before Leinart or Young. That's before the draft, and after.

You don't know the difference between fans and media, that's fine. But don't involve me.

 

your hearing problems dont involve me OR the rest of the real world...:kiss: