(01-16-2020, 02:21 PM)Rico Wrote:

(01-16-2020, 02:02 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: Of course you sit him.if hes not ready. Most rookies aren't ready week1.  If your roster around him isnt ready I would sit him.  Maybe you dont care about getting you franchise killed but I would.  One of the reasons David Carr failed because he had zero chance.    That said, I think the oline will be much improved and Green will be healthy if they are able to keep him.  I would see how both looked in training camp and go from there. But I wouldn't start a rookie QB just based on draft position like you would, there are a number of factors regardingthat decision.  One of the billion reasons you aren't running a team or coaching

David Carr sucked.  That is an awful example.

So what if the line isn't 'fixed' by the second year?  Sit him again?  

Third year?

When do you stop worrying about getting him hurt?  The reasoning is asinine.

Ooooooo....a billion reasons instead of a multitude.  Guess you told me.

Of course he sucked, did you ever watch him play?  He was thrown into and behind probably the worst oline in history.  They gave him zero chance to succeed.  With all that said, they have one of if not the best olineman in the draft last year coming back, hopefully Billy Price can take the next step, and Cordy Glenn who is decent.  I'm sure they will add another guy as well to the line and draft another TE or WR at the very least.  So you just see how he looks in training camp and preseason compared to Dalton.  Dalton actually looked good at the end of the year.

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