Cunning Stunts
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Not if Kerry Collins played the way he did last year.
Their d wont be as good this season as it was in 2009. Washington, Gage, and Britt are fine trio of wide recievers. They have an excellent running game. Collins was a game manager, however as seen in the playoffs and at time last year, when your down or need to come back, hes not the best to have. Young is a winner, and his freakish ability to comeback in games when they trail is what got him roty and into the playoffs his 2nd season. If Collins or Tennessee struggle early, Young will be in there.
He'll have a healthy Westbrook for the first time in two years.
That's not saying much in the offseason.
Let's see where he's at come Week 2.
Coach Andy Reid revealed that Brian Westbrook has been bothered by an ankle injury at the Eagles' current minicamp.
"He got a hold of (trainer) Rick (Burkholder) and his ankle was bothering him, so we're checking it out," Reid said. Reid added that Westbrook's surgically repaired knee "is feeling good." He's probably just day to day.
Oakland. Maybe. That's if they don't get Vick.
People are also overestimating Kerry Collins.
The dude had a fine year in 2008, but the guy was benched for Vince Young to begin with.
Because Kerry Collins was an aging veteran and Vince Young was supposed to be "it". And, as it turned out, Vince most definitely wasn't "it".
People are overly harsh on Vince Young.
Collins was benched for his play. He threw 1 TD to 6 INT's. They started 0-5 and Vince Young led them to finish with an 8-8 record.
Being not ready in 2008 is not the same as being unready in 2009. For people to act like this guy has no skill, no ability to play in the league is simply foolish. How easy people forget what this man has done on the football field. The guy was rookie of the year not too long ago.
He had a bad year, and was benched. So what? Drew Brees was left for dead in San Diego after the 2003 season.
Brees was also a proven winner with more accuracy in his arm than the world's best sniper.
I never said he didn't have skill, I said he isn't nearly as talented as he was made out to be when he was a draft prospect. Wasn't Kurt Warner also benched for Leinart? They invested just a tad too much into these guys, and the vets came out and led them to big things. Sure, they effed up a but, but there's a reason the rooks are on the bench and the vets aren't.
No. At the time he was seen as a man that just lead his team to a 4-12 record and didn't have enough accuracy to confidently throw a crossing route. They drafted Philip Rivers because they had no faith in Brees.
He is every bit as talented as he was made out to be as a draft prospect - talents not the issue, it's his on field awareness.