Chad Henne may had had his faults but he played well under the circumstances.  Henne finishes this season with

 

Passing yards: 3,241 yards in 12 starts.

TD/INT Ratio: 13/14

Rating: 76.5

 

Henne was plagued with an offensive line that stunk most of the year, a running game that struggled all year, 2 backup players at both tackle positions, numerous injuries to his wr corps, and out best player being out for being a drug addict. 

 

I have seen Henne stand stong in the pocket numerous times and take a shot to make a completion.  Henne is a strong leader and would be a good example behind a young QB.

 

Heres to you Henne :thumbsup:

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Chad Henne may had had his faults but he played well under the circumstances.  Henne finishes this season with

 

Passing yards: 3,241 yards in 12 starts.

TD/INT Ratio: 13/14

Rating: 76.5

 

Henne was plagued with an offensive line that stunk most of the year, a running game that struggled all year, 2 backup players at both tackle positions, numerous injuries to his wr corps, and out best player being out for being a drug addict. 

 

I have seen Henne stand stong in the pocket numerous times and take a shot to make a completion.  Henne is a strong leader and would be a good example behind a young QB.

 

Heres to you Henne :thumbsup:

 

No offense, but I'm really not sold on Henne and he convinced me again today he isn't worth bringing back.  He missed a lot of passes today, even with a clean pocket or very little pressure.  I must be crazy but I'd rather bring Gabbert back (he still has one year left) than give Henne another contract.  Either way, who ever stays is only going to play half the season max before the rookie takes over.

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No offense, but I'm really not sold on Henne and he convinced me again today he isn't worth bringing back.  He missed a lot of passes today, even with a clean pocket or very little pressure.  I must be crazy but I'd rather bring Gabbert back (he still has one year left) than give Henne another contract.  Either way, who ever stays is only going to play half the season max before the rookie takes over.

Let me ask you one thing. 

 

Who were his receivers?  I'll answer this for you.  They were filled with rookies and off the street free agents.  He played pretty good under the circumstances

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Let me ask you one thing. 

 

Who were his receivers?  I'll answer this for you.  They were filled with rookies and off the street free agents.  He played pretty good under the circumstances

 

That doesn't excuse him overthrowing Ace Sanders two times in a row only to follow it by throwing at someones knees.  He missed a lot of open receivers today.

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Chad Henne is a below average QB... He has shown that this year.  He goes from being poor to average..  never good.

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Garrard was better. 

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Chad Henne may had had his faults but he played well under the circumstances.  Henne finishes this season with

 

Passing yards: 3,241 yards in 12 starts.

TD/INT Ratio: 13/14

Rating: 76.5

 

Henne was plagued with an offensive line that stunk most of the year, a running game that struggled all year, 2 backup players at both tackle positions, numerous injuries to his wr corps, and out best player being out for being a drug addict. 

 

I have seen Henne stand stong in the pocket numerous times and take a shot to make a completion.  Henne is a strong leader and would be a good example behind a young QB.

 

Heres to you Henne :thumbsup:

Henne is what he is. He did what he does. He does deserve a little more credit then some give him. He is still much better than Gabbert, but also still only a backup caliber QB.

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Yes, it's improvement, but it's Blaine Gabbert 2012 level improvement. - Pirkster

http://youtu.be/ouGM3NWpjxk The Home Hypnotist!

http://youtu.be/XQRFkn0Ly3A Media on the Brain Link!
 

Peyton must store oxygen in that forehead of his. No way I'd still be alive after all that choking.

 

Garrard was better. 

True. Much better.

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Yes, it's improvement, but it's Blaine Gabbert 2012 level improvement. - Pirkster

http://youtu.be/ouGM3NWpjxk The Home Hypnotist!

http://youtu.be/XQRFkn0Ly3A Media on the Brain Link!
 

Peyton must store oxygen in that forehead of his. No way I'd still be alive after all that choking.

 

This is the Blaine Gabbert effect right here.

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Let me ask you one thing. 

 

Who were his receivers?  I'll answer this for you.  They were filled with rookies and off the street free agents.  He played pretty good under the circumstances

 

Today's game was the best example of this.  I've said many times that I'm no fan of Henne - but throwing for 331 yds today with a 4th round rookie and 3 UDFA receivers was no  small feat despite a few bad throws/decisions.  

 

A 3000+  yd season with only 13 starts and only 4 games with a big threat at WR isn't too shabby.   I think that qualifies him as a decent back-up.  Don't really care if he's back - but we could do worse for a back-up. 

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No offense, but I'm really not sold on Henne and he convinced me again today he isn't worth bringing back.  He missed a lot of passes today, even with a clean pocket or very little pressure.  I must be crazy
but I'd rather bring Gabbert back (he still has one year left) than give Henne another contract.  Either way, who ever stays is only going to play half the season max before the rookie takes over.

That is indeed correct. Gabbert will only make it back as a PS/camp guy at best.

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Yes, it's improvement, but it's Blaine Gabbert 2012 level improvement. - Pirkster

http://youtu.be/ouGM3NWpjxk The Home Hypnotist!

http://youtu.be/XQRFkn0Ly3A Media on the Brain Link!
 

Peyton must store oxygen in that forehead of his. No way I'd still be alive after all that choking.

 

Today's game was the best example of this.  I've said many times that I'm no fan of Henne - but throwing for 331 yds today with a 4th round rookie and 3 UDFA receivers was no  small feat despite a few bad throws/decisions.  

 

 

Not impressive as most of those yards came in garbage time.  When it mattered - like the 1st quarter or 2nd quarter, his numbers didn't look nearly as good.

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Henne was far from perfect but he certainly made lemonade from lemons. Got to give him props for playing tough considering the hand he was dealt with. I for one would like to see him back next year. Although inconsistent, he has improved and would make a worthy backup and tutor for our new QB.

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Is this thread a joke? Props? Henne is terrible. I watched 2 backup QB's today who are 100000000000x better than Henne.

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I miss Garrard. I can't wait until we have a qb that can replace that idea.

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Is this thread a joke? Props? Henne is terrible. I watched 2 backup QB's today who are 100000000000x better than Henne.

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I needed a good laugh, so I came back and read the first post in this thread.

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He was our back up after all albeit backing up the worst starter this league has ever seen.  I give him credit as well.  He managed some games nicely and didn't outright lose us any games on his own a la Gabbert.  

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Today's game was the best example of this.  I've said many times that I'm no fan of Henne - but throwing for 331 yds today with a 4th round rookie and 3 UDFA receivers was no  small feat despite a few bad throws/decisions.  

 

A 3000+  yd season with only 13 starts and only 4 games with a big threat at WR isn't too shabby.   I think that qualifies him as a decent back-up.  Don't really care if he's back - but we could do worse for a back-up. 

 

Are you really this stupid?

 

Should we get you a bib?

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Henne is a backup caliber QB, nothing more. All team's need a back up. Personally, I am rather indifferent if they bring him back, but he does know the system.

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