Against weak NFC teams ...he was 0fer against the AFC teams

KC 41 ......KC 7
SF 0 .........PIT 45

KC 23........KC 30
AZ 20........SD 27

KC 35........KC 10
SEA 28......MIA 13

KC 31
STL 17

So to recap VS NFC huard was 4-0 VS AFC Huard was 1-2 and the SD win was barely

You're drunk...

HA...no just don't want to see Huard propped up for 3 years just to find out we have to get another veteran QB because Croyle isn't what we thought he could be....now is the time...if he can start he should if he can't Huard should but don't get me wrong I'm pulling for Croyle

I hope he can win the job, atleast he can scramble which he will probably need to do.

Huard can regain control of the clipboard.

Does Trent Green look like a franchise QB? Because they're the exact same size, and if it wasn't for the numbers, I might not have been able to tell them apart looking at them before the San Diego game...

If only Huard had that excuse to draw upon. Then maybe he could explain why he ran around like a Jake Plummer in headlights and dropped the ball all the time...

Croyle's injuries really hurt his draft status. Most NFL experts predicted him to be a career backup, and would at least need 2 years of sitting on the bench (to overcome his injuries), and at least 15 more pounds of muscle to ever be a starting QB in the league.

Croyle has all the intangibles, but I think another year of riding the pine would really benefit him. I don't think he is ready to start this season.

Huard couldn't run like Jake if he tried. Silly Htis...

No, Trent does not look like a franchise QB, and he never was one. I'm sorry, but that's not a good thing. I don't want my QB to be just serviceable. We might as well let Huard start then.

We don't know if Brodie will be one, the only way we'll know is if he plays...right away.

ROFL

Trent Green put together 4 of the best years for any QB in the league. If we could get that kind of production out of Croyle, he might be one of the best 3rd-round QB's EVER not named Montana.

He certainly has quick feet and a strong arm. However, it appears he throws off the back of his foot too often and that he drops his arm too low. Bledsoe for the longest time had the problem of throwing off the back of his foot, but he overcame that with a strong arm. So, can Croyle.

What I'm afraid of is how he drops his arm back so low before he throws. He's so quick at throwing though, that it may not present a problem.

He does have issues with his delivery, but they're not mechanical, they're just mental.

How did we ever get on the subject how if a guy looks like a franchise QB or not?

Who cares about how a guy looks? I only care about how they produce... See Drew Brees.

Looking forward to the Croyle era.

I think there's a moderately-sized contigent of people that think Croyle will be a failure solely because the Chiefs drafted him, whether they're thinking that consciously or subconsciously. So they're creating any number of reasons to validate their feelings.

Trent was good, but he was not a franchise QB.