Steve McNair can kiss my butt.

You are dead wrong about that and if you believe it you are a victim of Bus cooks Media Baloney!
It happened exactly as i described it.

 

Somewhat of the scenario that I think happened. Not exactly... maybe without the #2 and #3 steps. However, Bus definitely wanted the media to blow this out of proportion. I have heard that lockouts happen all the time with players who are going through re-negs. Maybe alot of those players are not as high profile as Mac, but they do happen. The lockouts are part of the business side of the sport. Maybe they didn't call Mac to let him know before he showed up because they didn't expect him to workout or practice anyways. It's not like he is the most committed to working out and practicing. I think that he has been evaluating his future with the Titans since the talk of drafting a top QB in the draft began. He knows that with the Titans' new QB, he doesn't have a future here as the starter for much longer than a year. He loves the sport and wants to show everyone that his surgery last year has given some years back to his play. I think that he is putting more value to himself than he's worth now. Yes, he made it to the Pro Bowl last year as a 4th place backup in the AFC, but shouldn't he have been closer to 2nd place? Oh, maybe it was our WRs faults... or the Oline... Maybe the Titans were lacking one more good WR. Everyone double teamed Bennett last season, leaving Kinney and an injury prone Calico as the only players with more than 2 years under their belt. I agree that having McNair back this season would mean a winning season. However, I think that having Volek as the starter could produce the same results without as much of a salary cap hit. Let's use the money for another vet Olineman and 1 or 2 DBs. I think that's the best use for it. My 2 cents...

 

I have heard that as well. Channel 5 (Sportsline) in Nashville mentioned that he was called BEFORE McNair went to BSP.

 

I haven't heard that... maybe flamehead2 was right... maybe I was giving Cook too much credit... maybe he is the devil on McNair's shoulder! :ha:

 

Well, you may be right about Miller, Runyon, etc......I am no cap expert (nor is anyone on this board).

What you wrote very well could be the case....that is YOUR ASSESSMENT.....or OPINION, just like what I wrote was my opinion. That doesn't make my "assessment of Reese wrong", you DISAGREE with it because you have a different opinion. That is what we do here.

As far as everything else you said....I agree.
I said in another thread that I think if we are not in SuperBowl contention when it is Bullucks time....he will be outta here so fast it will make your head spin.

Again, it's an opinion.

 

http://www.gotitans.com/goForum/showpost.php?p=159448&postcount=211

Want to try that again?

 

So what? We'd spit him out in 1 year...

Why should he when he knows he can get more money on the open market? This isn't the case of a player who has to either take a pay cut or get released and settle for minimal money elsewhere. He'll get big money from the Ravens.

That's a fan's thinking. The players don't generally see other teams that way. Especially not when his buddies Rolle and Mason are already there...

No, it can't. The Titans won't give him a long term deal that guarantees him anything past 2006. They only way he can stay is to take a paycut this year, and he'd be stupid to do that.

 

It would have been more appropriate for the team to notify Steve and Bus that until negotiations continued or improved that the FO felt it was in the best interest of all parties involved that Steve not workout at BSP due to liability concerns.

Then intentions would be clear prior to Steve arriving at the complex and there would have been no surprises