The Spleen is back
by numbertenox on Oct 6, 2008 7:45 PM CDT
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PrintWe resigned him today.
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20081006/SPORTS01/81006049/1027
Looks like it was just an emergency roster move for the one game only. I figured (incorrectly obviously) that we were letting him go so some desperate team could grab him as a starter. So the quarterback controversy that we have in our slow cooker now has three ingredients again instead of just two. Should taste really interesting by the end of the season.
I haven't seen very much coverage in the past weeks about how Chris is coming along learning the playbook / getting settled in.
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I was starting to think that Fisher didn't like his work ethic or something.
And yeah, I’m with you on desperate teams needing to sign him. He might not be ready to start anywhere, but he’s GOT to be the best #3 QB in the League and a legitimate #2 on any team out there.
DannoE
"You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one."
Go Titans!
Suprised!
I must admit that I am very pleasantly surprised at the excellent job our front office has been doing with personnel. We have three excellent QBs and quality depth at every position (except wide receiver). I think they are setting us up to have sustainability in this league. Now if they’ll just sign Haynesworth…
You call him the spleen
But I thought he didn’t have a spleen.
So how can the spleen be back?
Just sayin’.
No, you nailed it. Splenectomy is the correct terminology
for the removal of the spleen. Trust me, I’m a doctor.
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