Guide To Cutting Vince Young, For Dummies

amongst Titans fans, but not a bunch.

Reasons:
   - after Rookie season, the “wow” run factor stopped. Arguments rise as to whether this was Norm Chow’s fault, Vince’s fault, after-effect of injury, or just teams figured him out. Any way you cut it though, he stopped pulling off the amazing jaw dropping runs.
   - his passing sucked after his rookie season. Lots of interceptions, lots of apparent miscommunications with receivers.
   - first game of this past season he quit on the team in the middle of a game and had a major baby tantrum and meltdown. This is probably a bigger reason for his fall from grace than first two points.

I like VY.

But sometimes, history just repeats itself. A long time ago, both Randall and McMahon were in Philadelphia. Randall was profiled in Sports Illustrated as “Robo QB.” Jim was somewhat broken down physically.

And yet, even though Cunningham was ten times the physical speciman that McMahon was, a large percentage of the team wanted McMahon under center. Why?

McMahon was a great team leader. Randall, not so much. Also, McMahon was head and shoulders above Cunningham when it came to reading defenses.

Having a QB who can escape the pocket and run like a great RB is great. However, all of VY’s considerable physical skills mean little without leadership skills and the ability to read defenses.

I live in Phoenix. Midway through last season, a number of Cardinal offensive players said that this was the biggest difference between Leinart & Warner: Warner knew better and quicker who the open receiver would be on any given play. A split second difference in the passing game is huge.

It’s ridiculous what these unproven rookies demand – and get.

Cut Vince, draft someone like Josh Freeman or Nate Davis, and groom them for a year or so as Collins’ replacement.

there’s always the possibility that some other team might cough up a Cutler caliber QB because they dont like his aftershave?