Quote:So who then?Cutler?RG3?Which QB is worth the tag?Teddy Bridgewater is going to Houston they making that clear. So who do we want?

 

1. Cutler probably ends up back with the Bears.

2. RG3 will not be available. Somehow or another, Shanahan will end up leaving DC, with the replacement making all kinds of commitments up and down to play RG3.

3. Bridgewater has not even declared for the draft yet. If he does, what makes you so sure he'll go to Houston? What happens if the Texans hire a defensive coach who believes that Clowney is the best player in the draft, then picks up a second-round QB to develop instead of Bridgewater?

 

Henne is a serviceable backup and, by all appearances, a good locker-room guy, but he's not a guy you build around. I believe that the Jags will keep him around in a backup role because, let's be honest, there's not going to be a line around the block at the man's door at 12:01 AM on March 3, then draft a QB in either the first or second round with an eye towards starting him. Caldwell's been around some very successful rookie QBs, and between his experience and Bradley watching Russell Wilson go off like a rocket in his rookie year, I don't think those two would hesitate to play a young QB.

 

One name that I still might keep an eye on is Matt Flynn. Bradley has experience with him, and if Henne signs elsewhere, he might get an invitation to come to camp and lose to a young QB for the third season in a row.

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