One glory year in Miami, if you can even call it that. Those stats are from 6 years ago. He had a younger arm them. Watch him throw the ball now, he sure does sling it.

Yes, I do, because of his history in Miami and the fact that he actually has NFL experience and knows the playbook.

Croyle and Printers might be better NEXT YEAR, but not in 2006.

yeah, real impressive :clap:

WHAT?!?!?

Neither Printers nor Croyle have ever SEEN a real NFL defense. We're ABSOLUTELY BETTER off with a vet, even if it is Huard, at least initially. It only makes sense to subject Printers or Croyle to that if you expect them to play for an extended period (ie. Green gets a season-ending injury).

16 games and only 1200 yards? How many did he start?

You are knee-jerking with the rest of the morons over one preseason game. I'll take his excellent season off the bench as proof that he's a much better QB than most people here give him credit for.

Who, besides you, said anything about Huard being "impressive"?

If you don't have a leg to stand on, by all means change the facts to suit your argument.

i only believe he started 5 games that year ... i guess he was active for 16 ... but only held a clipboard for 11 games.

Those are games played. Marino started like 9 games that year.

He threw 20 or more passes in 7 games. He started 5. He actually played BETTER than Marino that year.

Just cut Huard, nobody will pick him up. Tell him on the way out to stay in shape, we will call you back in we get in an injury jam.

Yeah, but I'm only seeing 6 ypa? Just something to think about...

Moooo

That sure is some history. One average year. Here is a tidbit from kcchiefs.com

1999
Played in 16 games as the holder and saw duty in nine games (five starts) at QB, posting a 4-1 record as a starter … Completed 125 of 216 passes for a career-high 1,288 yards with eight TDs and four INTs for a 79.8 QB rating … Joined QB Earl Morrall as only the second quarterback in Dolphins history to win his first three games as a starter. Morrall accomplished his feat during the Dolphins undefeated season in ‘72 … Completed 24 of 42 passes for 240 yards with two TDs and one INT at New England (10/17) for a comeback 31-30 win to earn Miller Lite NFL Player of the Week honors. Added six carries for 52 yards … Started his first NFL game in place of an injured Marino vs. Philadelphia (10/24), connecting on 15 of 21 passes for 142 yards with one INT and added six rushes for 12 yards … Started at Oakland (10/31), completing 16 of 32 passes for 221 yards and caught a pass for no yards … Opened vs. Tennessee (11/7), connecting on 15 of 25 passes for 210 yards with two TDs in his third consecutive victory, making him the first Dolphins QB to lead the team to three consecutive victories other than Dan Marino since David Woodley did it in ‘82 … Completed nine of 25 throws for 65 yards with an INT in a start at Buffalo (11/14) ... Started his final game of the season vs. New England (11/21), connecting on 18 of 30 passes for 129 yards with two TDs before leaving the game in the third quarter with a broken nose … Completed four of five passes for 44 yards at Dallas (11/25) ... Connected on six of seven passes for 75 yards with one TD at the N.Y. Jets (12/12) ... Completed 18 of 29 passes for 162 yards with a TD and an INT at Washington (1/2/00) ... Did not play in an AFC Wild Card Game at Seattle (1/9/00) ... Connected on five of 16 passes for 46 yards in AFC Divisional Playoff Game at Jacksonville (1/15/00).

yep ... keep huard to the last cut just in case


but give all the reps to green,croyle and printers


cut huard late, tell him he's on our short call list


if green gets hurt sign huard ...

Gee. What do you want, an all-pro?

Huard is a solid backup quarterback. He proved it in 1999.

Do you have some other reason for thinking otherwise?