Didn't like the part about the sacks to Henne, but some info on White, could he be unleashed against the pats this week just like the wildcat was last year? I'm not sold, he doesn't look natural when he takes snaps I get so damn worried...
The 2009 offseason featured the addition of two quarterbacks with two-syllable names by two teams hoping to enhance their change-of-pace Wildcat attack: Mike Vick and Pat White.
But neither has done much through the first half of the season.
In Miami, White has taken only 13 snaps all year.
Part of the problem is that the season-ending injury suffered by quarterback Chad Pennington has forced the Dolphins to be more cautious with White, who is one snap, crackle, or pop away from becoming the every-down quarterback.
"I maybe at the beginning of the summer thought I might have a little different use for him, a little more,'' coach Tony Sparano said recently, per Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald. "The reason why his snap count is down is because he is the next quarterback. Our quarterback got sacked six times [Sunday], so you could be the next one really fast if you keep that stuff up."
Meanwhile, White realizes he has a lot more work to do in order to become an NFL quarterback. "My accuracy has gotten better, but it's not where it needs to be," White said.
For the season, White has thrown one pass (incomplete), and he has rushed four times for two yards.
With Chad Henne looking good so far as the starter, White will have plenty of time to develop.
Unless and until Henne suffers the same fate as the other Chad.
The 2009 offseason featured the addition of two quarterbacks with two-syllable names by two teams hoping to enhance their change-of-pace Wildcat attack: Mike Vick and Pat White.
But neither has done much through the first half of the season.
In Miami, White has taken only 13 snaps all year.
Part of the problem is that the season-ending injury suffered by quarterback Chad Pennington has forced the Dolphins to be more cautious with White, who is one snap, crackle, or pop away from becoming the every-down quarterback.
"I maybe at the beginning of the summer thought I might have a little different use for him, a little more,'' coach Tony Sparano said recently, per Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald. "The reason why his snap count is down is because he is the next quarterback. Our quarterback got sacked six times [Sunday], so you could be the next one really fast if you keep that stuff up."
Meanwhile, White realizes he has a lot more work to do in order to become an NFL quarterback. "My accuracy has gotten better, but it's not where it needs to be," White said.
For the season, White has thrown one pass (incomplete), and he has rushed four times for two yards.
With Chad Henne looking good so far as the starter, White will have plenty of time to develop.
Unless and until Henne suffers the same fate as the other Chad.