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If we get Luck, Bring Jake back..


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Can't come up with a reasonable response to my argument so you bring up a completely irrelavent and unrelated point to try to discredit me. Desperation moves ftw.

Because I already did but you choose to ignore it. The only thing different from my proposal and RB's is that I mentioned Pike/Clausen/Moore as the #3. Here it is right in front of your face for you since you pick and choose what to read.

A good vet that can be the #2 and can pitch in when the #1 goes down is much more beneficial to the team while Pike/Clausen/maybe even Moore is the #3. Then when the vet is gone, the #3 QB can become the #2 and will, if everything goes to plan, become a younger version of the vet that just left and can also pitch in when the #1 goes down. Having a piece of sh** vet in the mix that can't play worth a damn, while taking up a roster spot, does us no good.

besides one of the biggest reasons we let go of Delhomme anyway is because if we kept him, there would be a divided locker room and would be no way this franchise could move forward with someone else under center taking charge. It would just be a huge setback to bring him back. Get over it.
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My arguement had nothing to do with 3rd string, reread.

Sorry, forgot to respond to this part. I understand what you're saying about bringing in a good #2, but the question is whether or not we should bring Jake in as the #3. Sure, you're probably right that "Jake can't play" but my point is that there really aren't any 3rd string QB's who CAN play.

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Because I already did but you choose to ignore it. The only thing different from my proposal and RB's is that I mentioned Pike/Clausen/Moore as the #3. Here it is right in front of your face for you since you pick and choose what to read.

Ok, I did respond to the second part about the possible QB controversy. And you're right, I didn't previously address your first point, but now I just did. What you're saying makes sense and I wouldn't be opposed to bringing in a good vet as #2 (not sure who that would be though). The point I'm making is that if we're looking for a vet to be our #3, with Luck and Clausen as the #1 and the #2, then Jake isn't a bad option.

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My proposal benefits the team more because it starts a cycle. Vet at QB 2 comes while QB 3 sits and learns. Vet leaves, then the #3 because the vet QB 2 while we have another young QB 3 sitting and learning.

Makes sense to me. I'm not sure the new coaching staff sends Jimmy to 3rd string though. Who are you thinking would fit this veteran #2 role?

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if Harbaugh gets hired to be our coach, a guy that played QB in the nfl previously, what does Luck need someone to suck up a roster spot for to mentor him

Sure, that makes sense. But if Harbaugh isn't the coach, and there are a lot of options out there, there's a very good chance we bring in a vet. Most coaches aren't going to be comfortable with rookie Luck and 2nd year Clausen as their QB group.

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