Filth
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LOL... looks like someone else doesn't know what a franchise QB is. Terrell Owens made Jeff Garcia what he was, and that was a slightly above average player at his position.
I agree, I actually think of Young as our last real QB. I just put Garcia cause I did not want to argue Garcia.
lamont
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But realistically how many "future franchise" qb's are 3rd string in there 2nd year?
agreed
wwrivers
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There is potential to go far into the playoffs with this team (there is also potential to go 8-8 and miss the playoffs)
agreed, and glad you are not just being an optimist for the sake of being an optimist, but this 2010 team really does carry more hope than the years past.
Memphis
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Do you think any other team is going to snag him up, or do we get him back on the PS?
I think we are going to lose him to another team. But yeah, the chances are not great that he develops for anybody...I just didn't see the reason to take that chance...however small it might be.
DNiner
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Come on now... How many QB's did we start in 2008? How about 2007? 2005? The third string guy might just play this season...
That is exactly my point. I am not saying he won't play. I am saying, if he does play....its going to be another bad season anyway...I meant the result of the season won't change with Troy over Nate. The only good result will be if Alex steps up his game and plays most of the season.
NinerGM
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Yes Danimal because 2010 is the end of the world and there are no more drafts after this year.
At some point in time we will acquire another Great Franchise QB. At no point did I state that losing one candidate will permanently affect our chances of gaining another. When this happens is directly related to the wisdom and decisions of our current and future GM's. How long this takes will also directly affect how much longer you and I have to keep watching poor to mediocre play on Sundays.
2010 is not the end of the world. And neither is 2012
phew
[ Edited by danimal on Sep 7, 2010 at 1:27 PM ]