Look: Trent Green is a better quarterback than Huard. There just isn't any question about it. Anybody that thinks we should stick with Huard is only saying so because they are superstitious.

Any and all logic says: now that our Offensive line is blocking people better, and now that we've opened up the playbook, and now that Larry is running well, and now that Gonzalez is getting open over the middle...

When we put Trent in, our offense could very well be every bit as good as it was under Vermeil and Saunders. And as good as Damon has been playing, there is no doubt that our offense still isn't the same. We aren't consistant. We have too many three and outs. We get balls batted down at the line of scrimmage too often. We've had about 6 interceptions dropped by linemen and linebackers who've been surprised to be HIT IN THE CHEST WITH THE BALL!!!! When was the last time you saw Trent hit a defensive lineman in the chest with the ball? Just because they dropped the easy pick, doesn't mean that bad throw didn't happen.

Can somebody tell me why the heck 2004 comes up in any of these discussions? Five years of great play and we're gonna pick out 4 or 5 games from a miserable season two years ago? Does that have any lick of logic at all? Why not just pick some of the terrible games from 01. That's like saying Wham is the best musical group ever because they had a #1 hit in 1985 or whenever. Just completely random.

Apples come from apes, because the letters in ape are in apple.

Eggs must smell like feet, because they rhyme with legs.

I'm going to start a TV show with Tony Danza and Scott Baio, and call it "Who's in Charge?"

Cardinals have red facial hair. Scott Spiezio has red facial hair. Trent Green doesn't have red facial hair. Therefore, Trent Green is not a Cardinal.

Trent Green and Damon Huard both have 10 letters in their names.

They both have five letters in their first name, and five in their last name.

They were both born on July 9th.

They are both 6'3" tall.

Trent Green weighs 217 lbs. Damon Huard weighs 218 lbs.

Both are married to women named Julie.

Both have three children.

Both have been a backups on Super Bowl winning teams.

Both played behind surprise Super Bowl MVP QB's who got their job due to injury.

Damon Huard played at the University of Washington. Trent Green is from St. Louis, home of Washington University.

Green had a secretary named Huard. Huard had a secretary named Green.

Actually, I have to say, a frightening number of those are actually true. I was just gonna make a bunch of stupid jokes, but then I looked at their bios, and was creeped out.

You really are a dumbass. So if a guy is 4-5with 2 Homeruns, a double, 5 RBI and he pops out in the 9th with the tying run on second and you lose 6-5, he's a choker.

Ok...hootie your so lame that i just had to register so i could post on this
besides of the fact that yer name resembles the lame gay "hootie and the blowfish"......you come in here bashing trent and wanting to keep him benched cause the BACKUP is doing his job?.....and all your doing is balancing yourself on the fence so that when/if trent comes back and does a better job you wont be proven wrong.....why dont u grow some balls and stick to one decision.. huard is playing great....awesome....hes doing his job......as a BACKUP... I'm going to have to keep reading this forum to see how u jump ship when he does come back and play good......talk a bout a fair weather fan.... and heck your not even in kc......laaaame

ESPN's Claytons take on Huard and Green.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/column...t&lid=tab1pos1

Although the Chiefs would love to have offensive leader Trent Green back, Damon Huard has turned Kansas City into a playoff contender in Green's absence. Coach Herman Edwards already has gone on record as saying Green, out since Week 1 after suffering a concussion, will start when he's healthy. Following Sunday's 31-17 victory over St. Louis, Green said he's targeting the Nov. 19 game against the Raiders. That buys Edwards time to make what Huard has turned into the toughest decision in his first year as Chiefs head coach. Benching a hot Huard will be an extremely difficult decision for Edwards.


In 1997, Chiefs coach Marty Schottenheimer faced a situation similar to the one Edwards faces in the coming weeks. Elvis Grbac was the starting quarterback that season, but he suffered a broken collarbone. Rich Gannon came off the bench and won games. The Chiefs finished 13-3 and secured homefield advantage, but Schottenheimer went back to Grbac, and the result was disastrous.

i would like to think that w/ green healthy the qb stats would double.

but w/ lj running the way he is...

lay off the acid, dude.

This is just ludicrous.

You're talking about Green throwing for 3200 yards and 22 touchdowns in EIGHT GAMES?

these people have no idea what they're talking about...

With Green, at the VERY BEST, we can expect a slight, a very slight, increase in production at the QB position...

However, we can also see a very big decrease in production...which is why I say it isn't worth the risk.

Keep Huard in, we're rolling...