Alex44
Chicago Bears GM
Here im taking sort of a journalist point of view and style in writing this little piece
At 6-7 Miami stills finds themselves in the Playoff hunt, the question being for how much longer? Another big question we may never know is how far could this team have gone with a solid QB? 11-5? 10-6? Possibly better? AFC East Champions? We will never know but look for these potential QB's signing this offseason
5- Aaron Brooks- Everyone Seems to want him out in New Orleans when he hasnt been the problem, Its hard to win when you cant play defense, He has had a solid Career and his ability to scramble makes him ideal for a Miami Team who's offensive line looks less than stellar 85% of the time
4- Jon Kitna- A solid veteran QB, who can mold a young QB, He can make all the throws and has great accuracy, his deep ball leaves something to be desired but if your looking for a QB to manage the game and not make mistakes Kitna is your guy
3- Daunte Culpepper- The Vikings dont seem to like his future, comeing off major Knee surgery he may never be the same, He wont be looking for a big contract, and if he tells his former offensive cordinator that he can still play, look for Miami to take a chance on Daunte, He throws one of the best deep balls in the league and can help take this passing game to a whole new level, and if saban is right and you can 'Find' a QB, Daunte is the guy to find at a bargan price
2- Steve Mcnair- A wiley veteran QB who has had some injuries in recent years, but still has 3-4 good years left in him, He can make any throw on the football field, and still has some mobility in those 30+ year old legs, he would bring some consistancy to a miami passing game that hasnt been able to put together back to back good games up untill the last few weeks, scratch that, the last 5 quarters
and your winner is
1- David Carr- Houston will likley cut him this offseason to avoid paying millions of dollars they feel they can spend elsewhere, Say hello to the leinart era in houston, anyway, While im not all that high on Carr myself, he can throw the deep ball, and has a lot of upside, in his defense it is hard to throw the ball from your back, a position he spends most his time in, he has been sacked 55 times up to this point in the 05 season, when given time he can make all the throws, in houston he was never given time to develop but with talent around him look for Carr to become a team leader, its hard in houston to be a leader at 1-11 with the worst coach in the league, but a few victories in a dolphin uniform will have his career doing a complete 360 so dont be suprised to see carr in a miami uniform in 06
Tell me what you think of my little piece :D
At 6-7 Miami stills finds themselves in the Playoff hunt, the question being for how much longer? Another big question we may never know is how far could this team have gone with a solid QB? 11-5? 10-6? Possibly better? AFC East Champions? We will never know but look for these potential QB's signing this offseason
5- Aaron Brooks- Everyone Seems to want him out in New Orleans when he hasnt been the problem, Its hard to win when you cant play defense, He has had a solid Career and his ability to scramble makes him ideal for a Miami Team who's offensive line looks less than stellar 85% of the time
4- Jon Kitna- A solid veteran QB, who can mold a young QB, He can make all the throws and has great accuracy, his deep ball leaves something to be desired but if your looking for a QB to manage the game and not make mistakes Kitna is your guy
3- Daunte Culpepper- The Vikings dont seem to like his future, comeing off major Knee surgery he may never be the same, He wont be looking for a big contract, and if he tells his former offensive cordinator that he can still play, look for Miami to take a chance on Daunte, He throws one of the best deep balls in the league and can help take this passing game to a whole new level, and if saban is right and you can 'Find' a QB, Daunte is the guy to find at a bargan price
2- Steve Mcnair- A wiley veteran QB who has had some injuries in recent years, but still has 3-4 good years left in him, He can make any throw on the football field, and still has some mobility in those 30+ year old legs, he would bring some consistancy to a miami passing game that hasnt been able to put together back to back good games up untill the last few weeks, scratch that, the last 5 quarters
and your winner is
1- David Carr- Houston will likley cut him this offseason to avoid paying millions of dollars they feel they can spend elsewhere, Say hello to the leinart era in houston, anyway, While im not all that high on Carr myself, he can throw the deep ball, and has a lot of upside, in his defense it is hard to throw the ball from your back, a position he spends most his time in, he has been sacked 55 times up to this point in the 05 season, when given time he can make all the throws, in houston he was never given time to develop but with talent around him look for Carr to become a team leader, its hard in houston to be a leader at 1-11 with the worst coach in the league, but a few victories in a dolphin uniform will have his career doing a complete 360 so dont be suprised to see carr in a miami uniform in 06
Tell me what you think of my little piece :D
