No vet QB according to Fisher

Of course I don't know...
this just reeks of Bud Adams...

I'm fine with it. I'm one of those who thinks Vince is ahead of the game.
I don't think Young will struggle.

 

I'm just glad we have confidence and a plan. I like straight talk.

 

Perhaps they are seeing something we are not. You know it has got to suck to be Volek right now, that unless you take the titans to the playoffs, your done mid way through the season. Heck, I bet it happens sooner than that. I hope Vince is ready.

 

If we've got a shot at the playoffs, and Volek is doing acceptably well, he'll stay the starter. Only if things are falling apart does Young come in before the end of the season.

 

If any #1 goes down, the #2 steps in.
I think that is all that is being said.
I don't think that simple truth would bother Volek.

 

Alex Smith played at Utah, facing powerhouses Wyoming, Idaho, San Diego State, Air Force, etc... He had a big game in the Fiesta Bowl against a questionable Pitt defense...

Vince Young played against patsies such as Oklahoma, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Colorado, Iowa State, USC, etc...

Now, who'll be the better pro QB? I don't care about delivery and learning the system, I believe about instincts and a good game plan.

First we sign Vince, then we sit Billy. Plain and simple... Philly didn't hesitate to bring McNabb in cuz he had mad skillz. First year was on-the-job training, and the rest is history...

 

Not really. This is the moment he's been waiting for.
He thinks he can be a starter, this is his chance to prove it to the league and go somewhere else for a big payday, ala Drew Brees.

If he gets pulled because he's not doing well, then it does suck for him.

 

They are seeing how hard Vince has worked and how much talent and potential he has. Vince is the kind of guy, and has the kind of presence and "it" factor about him, that even when he's young and raw, after you watch him practicing, it is clear immediately that he is one of the best players on the field. His upside, smoothness and athleticism, confidence, and playmaking abilities just jump out at you.

When Texas practices were still open to the public early in Vince's career, I attended a couple to check out the team, and my friend and I walked away saying "Damn, that kid Vince looks GOOD!" We didn't walk away saying how impressive Chris Simms was (he was good, but Vince is just different, especially watching in person). It is hard to keep that kind of potential on the bench. As a coach, you just can't wait to harness it and unleash it on your opponents.

 

also Michigan, Ohio State, Texas Tech, Texas A&M, etc...