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Potential Quarterbacks Available (Thought Hurney could use a Hand)

jramsey4

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If you were wanting Thigpen your going to have to go to the spread. If your doing that you might is well get Smith as I think he has more talent passing and is faster and better when he takes off. Smith has played much more under center both in college and pros. He can come in immediately and with a few tweaks in the playcalling (nothing major) could start and win us games. I wont go as far as to say he is Franchise QB material, but bring him in along with a late round guy and let Smith, McCown, Moore, and Draftee battle it out in TC and most likely in a open competition he wins.

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Croyle's not going anywhere, the Chiefs are waivering on Cassel why would they give up a solid backup? Campbell has never really impressed me. I know the out of system quotes and everything but even knowing that I don't see how people get so work up about him. In 4 years as the starter he hasn't progressed at all. I mean I know all the different systems he had but that argument works against you "If he struggles at learning new systems you want to bring him in to learn a whole new system?". I wouldn't be upset with the pickup because at least there trying but I would not be satisfied with only getting him.

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Tony Pike, Dan LeFever, Ryan Mallet. At least one of those three will be available with our second round pick, and probably one will be there in the third. Take one, and let them sit behind Moore for a year. We could make the playoffs next year with Moore even if he just plays like he did last Sunday; hands off and doesn't throw interceptions. Hell, if Jake had done that this year, we'd have won the Buffalo and NYJ games at least and be 7-5 right now. I'm a big fan of LeFever personally, I don't see anyone on the FA market that's a big enough improvement on Moore to be worth the money.

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Jamarcus Russell?

Seriously, though. Sage Rosenfels will be on the market, but I don't really care for him. I think draft a QB (LeFevour) and develop him for a year. A.J. Feely as a backup.

Hey a lot of really good players have looked really bad on the raiders (Moss and Brayton just to name a few). I thought Russel had bust written all over him in the draft but who knows different system he might be a decent QB. I'm sure with his talent he will get another shot somewhere.

As far as Rosenfels, for a career backup sure. I think he is an excellent backup as he is someone who can some in in a pinch and maybe win you a game or two but I just don't see him as a full-time starter.

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