A.J. Feeley

[GRT8]

and lossman is in his second year......silly comment......it all boils down to learning...steve young in tampa was how good?

let it all play out and we will see........lossman looks great on paper and may be a bust.
i really think he is in a good system for learning....and now feeley is too.

 

[SCall13]

Our team last season was worth a 7th rounder...nothing less, nothing more.

Oh pleeeeeeeease. :shakeno:

 

[Anthony3454]

If you ask any NFL draft/personnel guy out there to rank the QB staffs of the 32 NFL teams, consensus would be that Miami is DEAD LAST or close to it. 25 teams WITHOUT QUESTION are better off at that position than we are, and the other all have a developmental guy that will soon be starter caliber. We have 2 3rd-stringers and a camp arm, and just signed a guy that the home town fan base despises.

WE HAVE TO MAKE A QB MOVE! Why can't people understand this?

FEELEY is NEVER going to be an upper-tier NFL QB. He is below-mediocre level. FREROTTE is a standing joke among other NFL teams/fanbases. No one wants the guy. It's ridiculous.

Just off the top of my head I would take our QB situation over Dallas',Cleveland's, Buffalo's, and Arizona's. Where did you see an oppurtunity to upgrade our QB position this offseason. Did you want Warner, Bledsoe or Dilfer? They are horrible. Saban's decisions show a lot about what he thinks about Feeley. And Berlin has 0.00000000005% chance of making the team.

 

[finnyboy002]

Philly sold Feeley to us when his value was the highest. It was a poor move by the Dolphins no matter what he does in the future. AT THE TIME OF THE DEAL a 2nd Rounder is WAYYY too high of a price to pay for him. But again, let's see how he does. He may surprise a lot of people this year.

 

[Justasportsfan]

the only thing Feely's got going for him is that he has a hot girlfriend.

 

[bdmagnum]

This is why you HAVE to draft QB every chance you get, even to exclusion of other positions. It IS THAT important.

I guess you forgot to tell Saban, let's get rid of him.

 

[ih8brady]

so was david carr woth a number 1 pick overall? ...

yes

was carson palmer?

yes

was eli manning?

yes



Seriously, if Saban called around the league would any team trade their 2nd round pick for Feeley? No, they wouldnt. So far, Feeley hasnt been worth it. We'll see if he performs better this year but I doubt he'll ever be a PBer or if he can even throw for 20 TDs and less INTs than TDs.

 

[GRT8]

the only thing Feely's got going for him is that he has a hot girlfriend.

intersesting...how it takes time to develop...look at steve youngs early years and this was on an excellent team


1990
Played in six games, (one start). ... Completed 61.3 percent of passes (38-62) for 427 yards with two touchdowns. ... Made first start of season vs. New Orleans (12-23) and became only second 49ers quarterback to rush for 100 yards (102) in game vs. New Orleans (12-23). ... Replaced Joe Montana to begin second half at Minnesota (12-30), and engineered fourth-quarter com-from-behind victory completing six-of-seven passes for 88 yards, including 34-yard touchdown pass to John Taylor, during final drive.

<LI>Regular season: 38-for-62, 427 yds., 2 TDs, 0 INTs

<LI>Postseason: 1-for-1, 25 yds., 0 TD, 0 INT

1989
Saw action in 10 games including three starting assignments. ... Completed 69.6 percent of his passes for the season connecting on 64-92 passes for 1,001 yards with eight touchdowns. ... Replaced Joe Montana (ribs) late in second quarter at Atlanta (12-3), and played all of second half in game completing first 10 passes, including 38-yard touchdown to John Taylor and scoring on one-yard run. ... Completed two-of-three passes for 20 yards and 11-yard run vs. Denver in Super Bowl XXIV (1-28-90).

<LI>Regular season: 64-for-92, 1001 yds., 8 TDs, 3 INTs

<LI>Postseason: 3-for-5, 26 yds., 0 TD, 0 INT

1988
Started two games: New Orleans (11-15), and Minnesota (10-30). ... Threw a 73-yard TD pass to John Taylor against the Vikings. ... Recorded one of San Francisco's all-time memorable plays with a 49-yard scoring run with 1:58 remaining, providing the margin of victory in that game, and was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week.

<LI>Regular season: 54-for-101, 680 yds., 3 TDs, 3 INTs

<LI>Postseason: 1-for-1, -1 yds., 0 TD, 0 INT

1987
Acquired by San Francisco four days prior to 1987 draft (4-24) for second and fourth round selections. ... Started for injured Joe Montana (right hand) vs. New Orleans (11-15), and completed 5-of-6 passes, including a 46-yard touchdown to Jerry Rice, and rushed four times for 24 yards, prior to suffering a concussion late in the first game. ... Subbed for Montana (left hamstring) for most of Chicago game (12-14) and threw four touchdown passes. ... Replaced Montana in third quarter of NFC Divisional Playoff Game vs. Minnesota (1-9-88), and rushed for team-high 72 yards, including a five yard touchdown.

<LI>Regular season: 37-for-69, 570 yds., 10 TDs, 0 INTs

Postseason: 12-for-17, 158 yds., 1 TD, 1 INT

 

[Justasportsfan]

Just off the top of my head I would take our QB situation over Dallas',Cleveland's, Buffalo's, and Arizona's.

Just like Feely, you have alot of learning to do.

Saban's decisions show a lot about what he thinks about Feeley.

Feely was Spielman's decision and not Saban's. He inherited Feely and there wasn't much out there after the 9er's got Smith.

 

[NJFINSFAN1]

Just off the top of my head I would take our QB situation over Dallas',Cleveland's, Buffalo's, and Arizona's. Where did you see an oppurtunity to upgrade our QB position this offseason. Did you want Warner, Bledsoe or Dilfer? They are horrible. Saban's decisions show a lot about what he thinks about Feeley. And Berlin has 0.00000000005% chance of making the team.

Maybe its what he thinks of Gus and Sage???

 

[Justasportsfan]

intersesting...how it takes time to develop...look at steve youngs early years


1990
Played in six games, (one start). ... Completed 61.3 percent of passes (38-62) for 427 yards with two touchdowns. ... Made first start of season vs. New Orleans (12-23) and became only second 49ers quarterback to rush for 100 yards (102) in game vs. New Orleans (12-23). ... Replaced Joe Montana to begin second half at Minnesota (12-30), and engineered fourth-quarter com-from-behind victory completing six-of-seven passes for 88 yards, including 34-yard touchdown pass to John Taylor, during final drive.

<LI>Regular season: 38-for-62, 427 yds., 2 TDs, 0 INTs

<LI>Postseason: 1-for-1, 25 yds., 0 TD, 0 INT

1989
Saw action in 10 games including three starting assignments. ... Completed 69.6 percent of his passes for the season connecting on 64-92 passes for 1,001 yards with eight touchdowns. ... Replaced Joe Montana (ribs) late in second quarter at Atlanta (12-3), and played all of second half in game completing first 10 passes, including 38-yard touchdown to John Taylor and scoring on one-yard run. ... Completed two-of-three passes for 20 yards and 11-yard run vs. Denver in Super Bowl XXIV (1-28-90).

<LI>Regular season: 64-for-92, 1001 yds., 8 TDs, 3 INTs

<LI>Postseason: 3-for-5, 26 yds., 0 TD, 0 INT

1988
Started two games: New Orleans (11-15), and Minnesota (10-30). ... Threw a 73-yard TD pass to John Taylor against the Vikings. ... Recorded one of San Francisco's all-time memorable plays with a 49-yard scoring run with 1:58 remaining, providing the margin of victory in that game, and was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week.

<LI>Regular season: 54-for-101, 680 yds., 3 TDs, 3 INTs

<LI>Postseason: 1-for-1, -1 yds., 0 TD, 0 INT

1987
Acquired by San Francisco four days prior to 1987 draft (4-24) for second and fourth round selections. ... Started for injured Joe Montana (right hand) vs. New Orleans (11-15), and completed 5-of-6 passes, including a 46-yard touchdown to Jerry Rice, and rushed four times for 24 yards, prior to suffering a concussion late in the first game. ... Subbed for Montana (left hamstring) for most of Chicago game (12-14) and threw four touchdown passes. ... Replaced Montana in third quarter of NFC Divisional Playoff Game vs. Minnesota (1-9-88), and rushed for team-high 72 yards, including a five yard touchdown.

<LI>Regular season: 37-for-69, 570 yds., 10 TDs, 0 INTs

Postseason: 12-for-17, 158 yds., 1 TD, 1 INT

What has this got to do w/ Heather?

Don't make pull out Rob Johnson's , Ryan Leaf's, and Fiedler development sheet because Feely could be just like one of them.

 

[sjdolphin]

I think Feeley will be awesome next year. The poor guy played behind the worst Oline in football... and even with that he defeated New England, played awesome against Seattle (minus the INT) and contiously took Miami down the field and gave them scoring oppurtunities. The guy is a warrior and I swear he WILL surprise people next year. With an improved Oline and Ronnie Brown and all our WRs healthy... PLUS a new Oline Coordinator... he will be great.

 

[Anthony3454]

Feely was Spielman's decision and not Saban's. He inherited Feely and there wasn't much out there after the 9er's got Smith.

True, but your telling me if your Saban and you have no faith in Feeley, you go through the ENTIRE draft without taking a QB. It's very unlikely.

 

[finnyboy002]

Feely was Spielman's decision and not Saban's. He inherited Feely and there wasn't much out there after the 9er's got Smith.

That comment is irrelivent. Saban CHOSE to stick with Feeley. If he really thought Feeley was as worthless as some people here are making him to be, we'd have Rogers or Smith right now but we don't so that shows that Saban is willing to give Feeley a shot, which is how everyone else should approach it, imo.

 

[Trench Knife]

The bottom line is that Feeley (a 28 year old 3rd stringer) wasnt worth a 2nd rounder! If he had been traded for a 3rd, 4th or 5th rounder ( his true value) people wouldnt hate on him anywhere near as much as they are! Even if he turns into a Pro Bowler (very doubtful) it wont change the fact that a 28 year old 3rd stringer isnt worth a 2nd round pick!

Spielman and Wanny got taken!