TARHEEL38 said:It's not that he has put up Marino type numbers. It is that compared to AJ, the numbers above are pro-bowl numbers. No one is suggesting Gus is the future, it's just why waste time on someone who is worse. AJ is not gonna turn overnight into something he's not. AJ is not now nor will he ever be more than a servicable backup. Deal with it. My God this isn't brain surgery.
According to your logic, why not put in Berlin. At least he has more time to learn. There is at least more of an unknown with him. With AJ we know what we have. Why waste more time on him??:shakeno: :shakeno:
I find your point about AJ not turning into something overnight.
I find it funny, because with a good line and a running game he ran a darn good offense in Philly when he played for a longer span then Gus did in Minny.
Interesting how without a line Fiedler, Griese, Lucas and Feeley all looked bad. Griese was a pro bowler and he seemed to get back to form last year. Lucas led the jets to the Playoffs and Feeley came in at a crucial time to help the Eagles still make the Playoffs.
So in your theory, yes overnight he did turn into something he wasn't. A Bad QB. Horrible line equals bad QB.
The part I find the funniest is that you don't apply it to Gus. I JUST PUT HIS STATS RIGHT THERE IN FRONT OF YOU. Did you not notice that he all of a sudden put up PRO BOWL NUMBERS THROWING TO MOSS FOR JUST 2 GAMES.
Would tend to put your theory to shame. The problem is that you have a valid point but you are not presenting it right because you very much contradicted yourself.
Like you said, this isn't brain surgery. What I saw is that a QB who had Randy Moss all of a sudden looked good when the rest of his career he was less then average. A Randy MOss that made many other horrible QB'S look like pro bowlers.
What I also noticed is that Feeley got better the last few games WHEN THE LINE GOT BETTER.
By the way, WE DON'T HAVE RANDY MOSS ON OUR TEAM