Hasselbeck And His Long Term Future In Tennessee......

Really tempted to rate Volek above both of them. He played pretty good when called upon. He doesn't have the win record. Then again, games where a QB throws over 400 yards, four TD's, no interceptions, and we still lose aren't really his fault in my eyes.

 

Oh absolutely, I'm sure it was.

 

Could have sworn your name was codpiece.

 

Flynn is with Seattle.

 

When we needed Hasselbeck to lead us to wins the last 2 weeks of the season to guarantee a winning record and a possible playoff he did it. Actually we won 4of the last 6.

When we needed O'donnell to win with Mcnair down in 99 he did it.

When we needed Volek to lead the team in 06 and help VY develop he whined like a baby. I can forgive the the 2-6 record in 04 when the team was so injured but he had the starting job waiting for him in 06 and just did not lead.

 

Classy. :thumb:

 

Texans game was enough for a lifetime. Oy.




Anyways, I like Hasselbeck. He gets a lot of flack that he doesn't deserve around here, but he was playing lights out early on before the injury bug got ahold of us. Not sure how much he'd want to be a #2 though... but at his age, it's just a reality he'd have to face. Not many contending teams want a QB near 40. And not many (if any) teams would become contenders with a near 40 year old QB.

 

I could have sworn when he signed the deal, I had heard that the 3rd year, the final year of the contract was back loaded, and it'd be unlikely he'd be on that team the 3rd year.

 

Rusty was Heimerdinger's guy- he was crazy about his "potential".

I agree with TJ we haven't really seen what he is capable of performance-wise. He looked really bad against the Texans but that was 2 years ago. He has had a lot of time to get things worked out. I'd be interested to hear Palmer's assessment of him.