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Do you think we end up signing Couch?

lotion said:
I wouldn't be surprised since AJ is #3. He makes way too much money to be a #3. Something may happen before Sunday involving AJ and maybe a pay-cut or him getting cut and us picking up a #3 qb that get's a #3's paycheck.

AJ isn't making hardly anything this season. It's next season he would make a lot.
 
aj makes to much money to be third string i would not be surprised at all if we end up cutting him and signing mauck or davey or even st.pier maybe couch.
 
I cant see AJ playing at all this year.... Sage only played last year when it meant nothing to our season. Gus will be #1.. he play a majority of the time... And if he really screws up.. or if he gets injured.. then we'll see AJ. Thats how it goes for a 3rd stringer.

Bringing in Couch would be a improvement over feeley.
 
TRUDOLFAN54 said:
aj makes to much money to be third string i would not be surprised at all if we end up cutting him and signing mauck or davey or even st.pier maybe couch.

byroan said:
AJ isn't making hardly anything this season. It's next season he would make a lot.

:)
 
byroan said:
AJ isn't making hardly anything this season. It's next season he would make a lot.
he will be the highest paid thrid string qb in the league put it that way.... :)
 
TRUDOLFAN54 said:
he will be the highest paid thrid string qb in the league put it that way.... :)

Nope, he isn't the highest paid 3rd stringer either. Shane Matthews on the Bills makes more than Feeley. Feeley's base salary is only $540,000. Shane's is $765,000. I'm sure there's even more players making more.
 
TRUDOLFAN54 said:
aj makes to much money to be third string i would not be surprised at all if we end up cutting him and signing mauck or davey or even st.pier maybe couch.

Mauck signed with the titans.
 
pwn3dyo said:
I say Saban contacted him, and told him they are interested him. However, not until next season. He will sign with the dolphins the upcoming offseason. What can of message would it send to the rest of the team if they signed Tim Couch to compete for the starting job mid-season. Not a good one.


The message would be that we are weak at QB and need some help...Honestly, Couch, if healthy, is better than all of our QBs...the real question with him, is..is he really healthy..my guess is that he's not quite ready to compete yet...that is why there hasn't been any news on us or other teams looking at him...
 
LarryFinFan said:
The message would be that we are weak at QB and need some help...Honestly, Couch, if healthy, is better than all of our QBs...the real question with him, is..is he really healthy..my guess is that he's not quite ready to compete yet...that is why there hasn't been any news on us or other teams looking at him...

He's close, Heres a story from the Lexington Herald Leader.
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Couch a true diaper dandy in new role as father

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QUARTERBACK PLANS TO ATTEND UK HALL OF FAME CEREMONIES -- UNLESS NFL CALLS
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[size=-1]By Jerry Tipton[/size]
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[size=-1]HERALD-LEADER STAFF WRITER[/size]
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First-time fatherhood got quarterback hero Tim Couch acquainted with dirty diapers.

"Oh, yeah," he said. "I've changed plenty of diapers."

So which is more difficult: Facing an all-out blitz or the prospect of changing a messy diaper.

"For me, it was changing a diaper," Couch said, "because I wasn't used to diapers."

He and his wife, the former model Heather Kozar, became parents Aug. 5 when Chase Scott Couch was born. Chase weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces, and measured 201/2 inches.

Heather designed a birth announcement for the ages. It was a mock Sports Illustrated cover, which included a description of Chase as a "long bawl threat."

UK played along by sending Chase a national letter of intent.

Couch, who quarterbacked UK to its only Jan. 1 bowl appearance since 1951, hopes to be in Lexington next weekend. He'll be one of the honorees in UK's inaugural Hall of Fame induction class.

"I'm going to try to (be in Lexington)," he said.

Much depends on Couch's efforts to return to the NFL. Still recovering from shoulder surgery, he's hoping to work out for more NFL teams. If a team wants him to work out next weekend, then he'll have to pass on the induction ceremony. If no workouts are set, he'll be here.

"It's up in the air, really," Couch said. "My agent's been talking to a few teams. We're waiting to get the dates set up. I'm kind of on their schedule."

Couch recently worked out for the New York Giants.

"I was two or three weeks away (from being pain-free)," he said. "They wanted me to come in so they could see where I was. We're still talking."

The Miami Dolphins are among the teams that have expressed interest.

Couch estimated he's still a week or two from being his old self.

"It's a matter of getting my stamina built up so I can throw every day," he said. As of now, he needs to rest a day or so between days he throws.

Meanwhile, Couch is enjoying fatherhood and hoping his schedule permits a trip to Lexington for UK's Hall of Fame induction.

"It's definitely really special," he said of being part of UK's Hall of Fame. "It's a huge honor for me, something I'll be proud of the rest of my life."

Couch will be one of 88 UK athletics figures inducted into the Hall of Fame. Basketball luminaries include Cliff Hagan (1951-52, '54), Sam Bowie (1980-81, '84), Richie Farmer (1989-92), Kyle Macy (1978-80), and Jamal Mashburn (1991-93). Others are former coaches Adolph Rupp (1931-72), Joe B. Hall (1973-85) and Rick Pitino (1990-97); women's star Valerie Still (1980-83); and broadcaster Cawood Ledford (1953-92).
 
I wished we would go ahead and sign Couch and dump AJ...Couch could be our #3 while he heals up and learns our system.
 
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