Bench Collins NOW!!!

Nice job calling it what it is. Ive seen young shine in the 4th. Doesn't matter know. Fishers guy is in and he won't pull him until Bud gets in his ear. And if anyone wants to call me a homer then go ahead. I defended the Kerry bashing last week, sayingi ts one game he'll be fine. Well guess what. Another week and when the game was in his hands with a little over a 1:40 and a timeout and good field position. He couldn't even get us in field goal range. Which at least young did on a regular basis in 07. Im done being mute to avoid arguing with guys on here.

 

So who's the answer? Vince? I hardly think so. He would have had more Ints thrown today than just one and it would not have been nearly as close. It falls on the D for today boys and girls plain and simple. You can't leave that many receivers open that many times in one game and expect to win.

 

That's your PREDICTION. I could predict He would run and pass for 400 yds and lead us to a W. Doesn't mean it's true. Predictions prove nothing.

 

Don't be mute say what ya want man! Collins chokes in all big time games everywhere hes played! But he's a fine qb when we're up or the D is taking the game over!

I don't know which qb is better but if i was VY i would do my damn best to impress this week put some doubt in the coaches head!

 

Hmm I don't remember him having a 300 yard or even close to it passing game. You Vince lovers have been in hiding for over year now and guess 2 losses gives you reason enough to crawl back out from under your rocks.

 

Notice how if you try to criticise Collins, all they can do is bring up stats about Young, cause they have no basis to argue with.

 

Hardly in hiding. I post on here damn near everyday.And i never said he has had a 300 yd game. But just to prove you wrong. :ha::ha:

Vince Young vs Denver
Yds: 305
TDs: 1
Rat: 73.7

http://sports.espn.go.com/mnf/surround07/game?id=271119007

 

Kerry isn't the sole issue, outside of CJ, no one is stepping up at all. The DLine looks pathetic, no one will step up and say "we dont need Haynesworth", they're content in having people feel sorry for them for not having Haynes taking double teams for them. Poor Dline, fking babies.

Secondary..3/4 pro bowlers last year, a ton of INTs..it's the same guys as last year and yet they might as well not even exist because no one is getting covered. Just give the opponents 7 points and give our offense the ball seems to be the strategy.

Specials Teams..just go die in a hole.

Tight Ends..whatever. Cook showed up for preseason, i'll let him slide for this game since he's "injured" like all rookies that look good early seem to be.

All around poor execution, we have the players but they seem to be lacking the playing part of the game.

 

Listen I don't care who our qb is as long as we're winning and guess what we're not!

I don't know what Fish should do but whatever it is i'll go with it, but you're just a fool if you can't admit to everyone that KC is a choke artist!

 

I rarely post, but I have two things to contribute.

First, I'm watching Giants at Cowboys right now, and both Eli and Romo are missing open guys all over the place. I also saw a fair bit of the Patriots game and watched Tom Brady's futility. Quarterbacks, even the best ones, don't make every play. Sometimes they have bad games.

Collins has not even had any bad games yet. He has had two games wherein he has been unable to save face for his defense.

Two: I've watched Kerry Collins play football since he was at Penn State and at every NFL stop, and I can tell you that he has throughout his career been a very "clutch" quarterback. I can't find the stats right now, but Collins was among the leaders--and by leaders, I mean in the top 3--in fourth-quarter comeback drives between 1999 and 2003 or so. Ask a Raiders fan--Collins would often play like crap for three quarters only to come storming back in the fourth quarter (when the deficit was so big it was usually too late).

The Titans have a good team, but I can't say that the Titans will be "fine." The schedule is absolutely brutal. But frankly, neither Collins nor the rest of the offense is a concern for me. The problems are on the other side of the ball.