Steve Mcnair..then and now..

that is some halarious stuff though :ha:

 

Warren Moon and Steve McNair are two TOTALLY different QBs. Warren Moon could hit you between the eyes from 45 yards away, Steve McNair couldn't HIT YOU from 45 yards away.

 

Just because I hope we draft Matt Leinart, that doesn't mean McNair and the new-look Titans can't win 10 games next year and make a run at the playoffs. Sorry, but McNair is too banged up, and injury prone, to commit 2/3 more years to. Especially when you have the #3 pick in the draft in a year with three potential franchise QB's.

BTW: Who's Kenny Chesney?

 

I can't speak for Jeff, but it would seem he's trying to point out that you're aggressively attacking the fans who point out beforehand that the team probably isn't looking too hot, yet you're the first to burn the team at the stake when it does indeed go bad.

 

All the personal attacks aside, I think RT makes some good points regarding McNair. His numbers are really not that different during his career, but presently many are ready to hang him out to dry. He appeared to suck last year because the entire team sucked. And yes, age and injury has caught up with his ability to "tuck and run" and make something happen on his own. It appears many have forgotten how many plays he made to keep drives alive in his MVP year. It was his threat to tuck and run that kept safeties up and opened up seams for McCareins and D-mase. It matched Heimerdinger's vertical philosophy.

I think there is great value left in Mcnair to the Titans. He must re-negotiate because he is NOT worth 23 million. He is suffering from Eddie-itis if he believes otherwise. Contrary to popular opinion, I'm certain he has 2-3 good years left in him as a B+ QB. And he is certainly better than Volek.

 

Numbers shmumbers....No one has ever cared about numbers when it came to McNair, it's about his ability to win games and put the team on his back, he can't do that anymore and instead makes the big mistake instead of the big play to pull us close at the end. All the fumbles and interceptions are killing us.

If we cared about numbers, we would all love Peyton Manning, but he can't win the big game, well lately Steve can't win A game, and his injury history is putting the franchise in a bind.