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Should we make a trade for Derek Anderson, Kellen Clemmons, Sage Rosenfels, or Garcia

gorillamilitia13

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Anderson makes the most sense, reason being Scherer was his coach when he was an effective passer.

He'll also be the hardest one to acquire since even though Quinn is the starter he hasn't exactly been lighting it up in the pre-season or today.

Garcia is the best choice for the FA market, he's experienced and realistically everywhere he's been he's been very, very solid. Problem is he's 39, hasn't played 16 games in a long ass time and hasn't ever been an effective QB outside of the WCO.

Culpepper may be available, as may Stanton down in detroit, Kyle Boller had a decent pre-season as well as Grossman, but who knows how willing teams would be to part with their key back up guy at this point in the season and how much they'd be asking.

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yeah, but how about Cutler stinkin it up with 4 int's tonite! but the thing about that is, he is younger and will bounce back alot quicker than jake, imo.

Plus they were still in that game...Jake's interceptions gave them the ball in great field position every single time and his fumble was for a TD. One thing that I don't get is that Delhomme should have been checking out of the plays and making adjustments at the line. We could all see those blitzes coming, it was horrible to watch.

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The offensive line was in disarray. There were checkoffs where Jake was calling the numbers of the blitzer and they were still coming through. We don't run screens in early down situations, and we play action in obvious pass situations. The eagle defense set the tone early and often. Jake sucked monkey balls, but that was an obscene pass rush today. Overall offensive egg, with Jake taking a majority of the blame.

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The o-line did not play well at all. Having said that, they know how Philly D plays the game. You got 3 seconds to get rid of that ball at most. It probably wouldn't matter anyway. Even when Jake had time to throw the ball, nearly every pass was wobbly and off target. That first INT that bounced off Smitty's hand was a horrible pass. Besides, it's not just the last 2 games. Has everyone forgot how many multiple INT games he had last year? Anyone remember the Oakland game? Last year we won in spite of Jake, this year it looks like we are going to lose because of him.

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