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This could have been mentioned before but I just watched the game and

rev kev said:
Henne worked on his feet and nimbleness which won't hurt - some of you are "really" blind to your bias - Henne is your starter and the regime is putting their jobs on the line - Henne has no contract for next year - I see a guy playing hard for one -
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The sad thing is, Henne will be competing for a 3rd QB spot on another team in 2012.
 
Throwing two INT's doesn't really give me the feel that he's in "command." He still looks like the same guy from last year. Hell, Matt Moore has only been here for two weeks and a cup of coffee, and he looks more in control than Henne.
 
X-Pacolypse said:
Throwing two INT's doesn't really give me the feel that he's in "command." He still looks like the same guy from last year. Hell, Matt Moore has only been here for two weeks and a cup of coffee, and he looks more in control than Henne.
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I was referring to the PRE-PLAY reads and line presence. Henne actually threw ONE interception. Fasano threw the other...

Moore played against Atlanta scrubs....He better look damn good.
 
CHtoBMfor6 said:
is it me or did Henne seem to have more of a "command" of what was going on at the line than he has in years past. I know it's early and that game and performances against the Falcons were pretty much irrelevant given the lack of game planning and lack of pre-season camps.

I am not saying he is the answer at all but it is nice to see him actually show some kind of leadership at the line especially in a more pronounced fashion. The first pick was crappy fasano all day long but the second one was troubling given those are the kind of throws he is "famous" for that lead to interceptions. I heard that Bess was in the wrong spot and maybe in Dabolls offense he was throwing to a spot instead of the target but still he has to see there is nothing there, especially with a wideout that is about 2 feet tall.

Lastly another thing I sensed in this win is whether you hate the F.O. and sparano or not, you have to sense there is something different with the young guys on the team. Normally when we would be that far down and the subs are in it appeared we just gave up and went home with the "L". I felt something different here like the guys were actually playing to win. It was different and nice. Let's hope it carries into the season.
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Not sure what you were watching, I saw a guy struggling badly , a coach leaving him in there hoping to let him end on a positive note........then I saw a broken coverage and a wide open Hartline which Henne managed to not miss completely, although Hartline did have to make a good catch.

Seemed like the same Henne to me. Remember the guy who played so well against the Jets in Miami in 2009?, who also played so poorly at other times?

He is consistently inconsitent.
 
CHtoBMfor6 said:
I was referring to the PRE-PLAY reads and line presence. Henne actually threw ONE interception. Fasano threw the other...

Moore played against Atlanta scrubs....He better look damn good.
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No, The fasano pass was not on target or none of that happens......that is Chad Henne. Moore has a better record as a starter than Henne in the NFL.
 
BlueFin said:
No, The fasano pass was not on target or none of that happens......that is Chad Henne. Moore has a better record as a starter than Henne in the NFL.
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There was absolutely nothing wrong with that pass to fasano. The douche got two hands on the ball and tipped it into the air. Pretty soon we will be saying that unless the ball hits a guy between the numbers, it isn't catchable. Get that bush league **** out of here. Some of you guys would ***** about anything Henne related and heaven forbid it is something good. Also there was nothing wrong with the pass to Hartline. Keep reaching...

Additionally, Henne was much more vocal at the line versus last year....

I am not saying he is the long term solution and am leaning towards the contrary. However, I am not going to let blind hatred for the guy filter out anything good he does in a game. That is just ridiculous.
 
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