Well since one of my heartfelt "WTF" responses (not to you) that also slurred my state and the state our team operates out of got removed, I'll be a little more measured, but no less blunt this time around. (If that was you Tyler, you're a bad Bahamian!)
I could give a **** whether some armchair QB who might well be hundreds/thousands miles away and sees all of 2 if any live games a year resents Henne being named captain. Those opinions smack of transparent sour grapes to me as I'm sure they're meaningless to his actual teammates who've seen him up close and personal, must depend upon him and spent the last few months during the lockout and in organized daily workouts re-forming what was a previously skeptical opinion. Whether you're pulling for Henne to succeed or not, to not even begrudgingly acknowledge the symbolism of this honor bestowed on him by "a jury of his peers" is just chicken****.
Now certainly his detractors are entitled to feel however they choose regarding whether he'll be successful or not. Ain't nothing wrong with that, but to denigrate the vote by the people who professionally know him best rather than saying something to the effect of "I've got my doubts, a zebra doesn't change its stripes, etc, but I can see he's trying.. so props to him for that" speaks more negatively about you than about Henne. Hell, Taco was named a captain; it's more symbolic that speaks positively toward the team dynamics than having anything to do with functionality. Believe me, if he ****s up, captain or not, he'll be pulled for Moore.
I'm probably not gonna compete for anything this post season, so consequently I'm not gonna hesitate to call out agenda-driven bull**** when I see it whether or not it offends or ruffles feathers. Sorry. :idk:
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To make this simple how would it look for the phins to take the field and the starting qb on week 1 is not a captain. Pure politics. By the way I am rooting for him but he has a lot to prove.