2012 NFL Thread

[theDreamer]

Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s

Wouldn't this season be the perfect example of why you'd want to keep him or try to get another decent 3rd string QB?

It is, but having two top quarterbacks is always tough on a team.
I would hate to keep him, train him and then two years he leaves and then comes a top tier.

[b1adesofcha0s]

Originally Posted by theDreamer

It is, but having two top quarterbacks is always tough on a team.

True. Who would take him though? He did enough to get by, but folded under pressure like you'd expect a rookie QB to do. Need someone to help him develop his skills.

[theDreamer]

Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s

True. Who would take him though? He did enough to get by, but folded under pressure like you'd expect a rookie QB to do. Need someone to help him develop his skills.

Maybe Indy or Tenn.

[b1adesofcha0s]

Originally Posted by theDreamer

Maybe Indy or Tenn.

Back-up a rookie QB with a sophomore QB, wonder how that will work out

[theDreamer]

Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s

Back-up a rookie QB with a sophomore QB, wonder how that will work out

Yeah, but it will generate more urgency to train Yates and see him develop.
I mean, I would prefer to have him stay and maybe replace Schaub in 2-3 years.

[b1adesofcha0s]

Originally Posted by theDreamer

Yeah, but it will generate more urgency to train Yates and see him develop.
I mean, I would prefer to have him stay and maybe replace Schaub in 2-3 years.

Then they still have to decide what to do with Leinart.

Also read an article suggesting the Patriots might make a run at grabbing Mario Williams if the Texans don't resign or franchise him.

[theDreamer]

Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s

Then they still have to decide what to do with Leinart.

Also read an article suggesting the Patriots might make a run at grabbing Mario Williams if the Texans don't resign or franchise him.

Honestly, I am fine with letting Williams go.
For what we spent and wasted on him he has not paid back. He might be a better asset to the Patriots, who need a defense.