Is TrINT back?

[patteeu]

I'm a big fan of Trent Green, but last night seemed kind of scary to me coming on the heels of last week's 4 turnover performance. Trent doesn't deserve the blame for his interception that bounced off of Kennison's shoulder (or for last week's fumble IMO), but he did throw 2 or 3 (or maybe even 4, I lost track) passes straight to Houston defenders and it is only by virtue of their inability to catch that we didn't have some really bad turnovers. Trent had good protection last night, so what's going on?

[King_Chief_Fan]

Originally Posted by CrazyHorse

Dont forget, Green doen't have the luxury of being able to audible out of a play. They run the play as it is called. That said, Green has been off on a few throws this year. I am not so concerned with his decisions, as much as I am his accuracy/timing so far this year.

He's been off.

Crazy-
That sounds crazy!!!
I am not certain there are any plays scripted for Trent to blindly throw to the opposition hoping that one of his own men are there. Not being able to audible doesn't mean you void your mind of what your eyes see and throw it anyway.

[Warrior5]

Originally Posted by Idahored

This is exactly what I thought. When Roaf was back in the lineup he seemed to gain confidence also and threw the ball better.
Hopefully we can stop the rush next week againt NE, but without Roaf, I'm not counting on it.

And there is the big question of the week: will Roaf start Sunday?

From here on, I say they have to take the risk and start him.

[Iowanian]

Green has looked piss poor all year. His throws are off, his reads are bad, he's throwing into coverage and he's making wide open wrs(make that TEs) work for catches.

He's been doing it since preseason.

All of that cannot be blamed on the Oline