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I have wondered this for a while, but why didn't we...


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Ummmmm, didn't we have a starter that was trying to come back from a surgery that no other QB ever had?

I have always liked him, and really couldn't figure why the Jets were cutting him when he was still very productive for them.

Just seems weird that we didn't really go after him hard.

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Because he would have had the weakest arm on the team?

People keep saying that, and he still manages to start in this league.

Maybe he doesn't have a Cutler or Russel arm, but he sure is a smarter QB than most out there, and certainly more accurate.

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Ummmmm, didn't we have a starter that was trying to come back from a surgery that no other QB ever had?

I have always liked him, and really couldn't figure why the Jets were cutting him when he was still very productive for them.

Just seems weird that we didn't really go after him hard.

Two words... Brett Favre

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I like Pennington, but there is some truth to the "noodle arm" comments.

Our passing game relies on the big plays opened up from the running game. I just don't know if Pennington would have fit our offense.

Not to mention Fox and Hurney have apparently lusted after McCown for quite some time.

yea but jake does not have a strong arm himself..

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I heard Adam Schefter say last offseason that we talked to Pennington's agent but he was more interested in going somewhere that he could be the starter so he signed with the Dolphins.

This. He made this quite clear. Plus we should all know Fox does not want a "QB controversy" in camp. Him having to answer those questions is enough reason not to want to consider that. They plan on living and dying with Jake.

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