Originally Posted by AutumnWind (Post 8970093)

Wow you guys are mailing it in. What has Quinn ever showed other than he blows?

Originally Posted by Radar Chief (Post 8970107)

He’s shown that he isn’t Cassel. That’s about it.

Originally Posted by FAX (Post 8970105)

No, but I shall search for your post immediately, Mr. KC Tattoo. If there's one thing I like, it's Wylie Coyote ordering ACME products by mail. I particularly like the Make A Tunnel Kit. Plus, if there's one thing I like even more than that, it's comparisons between Cassel and famous cartoon icons the likes of which are no longer seen.

By the way, I have a brief, but somewhat interesting story I should like to share with you. Years ago (some of you may actually recall this event) Richie Hayward was stoned out of his gourd and riding his motorcycle in the Southern California canyons and had a terrible accident in which he broke his left leg in about 17 places. As a result, he was in traction at UCLA for a month or so. During that time, Mel Blanc sent him a "Get Well Audio Cassette" that included get well messages from all the characters that Mel used to do ... Bugs, Daffy, Elmer ... all of them. It was the coolest damn thing I ever heard in my life.

FAX

Originally Posted by AutumnWind (Post 8970093)

Wow you guys are mailing it in. What has Quinn ever showed other than he blows?

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 8969152)

We are 1-3 with 12 games to go and we would need to win at least 8 more games to be out of the qb picture (considering a trade up using a first and second rounder to get high enough as the baseline)

If Stanzi turns this team around and we end up 9-7 (which would mean Stanzi would be 8-4 as the starter) how would that be a bad thing?

This place is crazy in some ways.

Why would people be disappointed with a 25 year old quarterback that we drafted going 8-4?

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 8970112)

Well, first of all, Quinn is probably WORSE than Cassel. And by benching Cassel for any length of time, you bruise his fragile ego so thoroughly he won't recover, at least not this season.

By starting Quinn, you're all but guaranteeing we pick top 5.

Originally Posted by FAX (Post 8970148)

I see you don't believe in the Miracle On Stanzi Street, Mr. King Chief Fan.

FAX

Originally Posted by Phobia (Post 8969538)

I really don't care either way. I kind of want KC to develop and grow with their own QB. If we're going to throw 4 years away on a Pats retread, why can't we give a half a season to a homegrown boy?

Originally Posted by Pestilence (Post 8970074)

Why would you be disappointed if Quinn realized his full potential? Quinn is only 27.

Originally Posted by King_Chief_Fan (Post 8970141)

LMAO:LOL::doh!: your hard on for Stanzi is just so cute...the guy doesn't even dress out, and can't outplay Quinn. Yup, going to step right in after kicking off his street shoes and light up all the defenses yet to play. :doh!:

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 8970317)

Exactly.

where did I say that?

again, where did I say those things would happen? I CLEARLY (I thought it was clear anyway) that we were discussing hypotheticals that would still end with us taking a first round qb.

Some of you need to pay better attention.

Even though I like Stanzi, I was also the most vocal member in favor of trading up for Tannehill...even though almost nobody else wanted to...I was also on the bandwagon of guys that wanted to trade the farm for rg3...and will be part of the group willing to trade anything to get Geno.



It's like I can't like one player but at the same time fully acknowledge that there are also better options without people being able to understand that.

Originally Posted by cdcox (Post 8968630)

"At some point, as a coach, you go through and you see what's happening in the game and how a guy is reacting and how he's responding to what's happening in the game," Crennel said. "If you feel he's inept, constantly making poor decisions, bad choices, then that's when you move on from him and give someone else a chance."