Quote:At this point there is nothing left to see. His pocket presence alone is not improving and it is killing any chance he has to become a succesful QB. Henne may be a bum as well, but he'll stand in the pocket and make a throw. I was all for giving Gabbert a final shot this year, but it is obvious he isn't going to make it as a starter in this league.

 

Which is why I left out #4. Maybe if Gabbert were building on his improvement before his injury last year, but right now either that's not happening or it's happening so slowly that he'll be suffering from old age before he improves enough to be passable. But Henne's the same story. He's had more of a shot than Gabbert has, with equally outstanding results. He could have taken the QB job from Gabbert any number of times - if it weren't for the fact that every time he had a chance, he failed. Maybe the coaching staff see something I don't (in fact I know for certain they do, because they have access to a lot more than I do). But while I'm reaching the point where I'd say Gabbert isn't worth starting, I'm already at that point for Henne, and I'm not sure I want to throw Stanzi out there either. And the only way we could actually get worse would be to pick up a fan favourite free agent to fill the position.

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