StcChief
11-04-2006, 08:07 AM
Extra Points, By Jim Trotter
November 3, 2006
Huard deserves better Damon Huard has been impressive since replacing injured QB Trent Green after the season opener (4-2, eight touchdowns, one interception), but not enough for the Chiefs to approach him about a contract extension.
What's interesting is that Kansas City is playing coy with Huard at the
same time that Green's future seems so uncertain. Green is supposed to return this year, but no one knows when.
Couple that with the fact that he will be 37 next season - and the reality that youngster Brodie Croyle has never taken an NFL snap - and it seems smart business to at least explore the possibility of signing Huard to an extension.
My edit: Check your stats Mr.Trotter it's too easy now.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/games/CroyBr00.htm#2006
Chiefs will very likely sign Huard before end of 2006.
November 3, 2006
Huard deserves better Damon Huard has been impressive since replacing injured QB Trent Green after the season opener (4-2, eight touchdowns, one interception), but not enough for the Chiefs to approach him about a contract extension.
What's interesting is that Kansas City is playing coy with Huard at the
same time that Green's future seems so uncertain. Green is supposed to return this year, but no one knows when.
Couple that with the fact that he will be 37 next season - and the reality that youngster Brodie Croyle has never taken an NFL snap - and it seems smart business to at least explore the possibility of signing Huard to an extension.
My edit: Check your stats Mr.Trotter it's too easy now.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/games/CroyBr00.htm#2006
Chiefs will very likely sign Huard before end of 2006.