I would love to see VY playing for the Redskins. This is because there are so many Cowboys/VY fans in this town. Many whom always got on me for not rooting for him in Tennessee. I always told them that I look at the uniform, not the player.
I would love to still see them rooting for VY while playing for their team's rival. I am very curious if that would happen.
He apparently is working out with AP in Houston.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000...-for-houstonarea-workouts?module=HP_headlines
And he looked like an all-pro against them this year. Wasn't a whole lot of Cowboy fans talking great about him that day.
I don't want Vince here because of what he's done in Tenn. However, I will give some reason as to why it wouldn't be a bad idea. Some serious and some just being funny:
1. Bob Mcnair can then take a picture with him, Mario and Vince with him shooting everyone the finger with captions that say "Got'em both now and at a way lesser cost for one of 'em. How ya like me now?"
2. I've always felt that Vince would excel in a WCO. As many of you may remember, there were a few games that perhaps we could've closed out on offense with at least one more first down but Matt Schaub's insistence to slide laterally and still try to find a receiver when all he had to do was fall forward for a first down on 3rd and 2 would bring our defense back on the field. The WCO offense relies on two things - the run and play action. Go back and look at the succesful WCOs and you will see that they've all had a QB who was not afraid to emphasize the run part by tucking the ball when the yards needed were in front of them - Elway, Montana, Young, Vick, Plummer, Mcnabb. Vince would be pretty awesome in that sense.
3. I believe Kubiak does alot for QBs and it's pretty obvious our organization doesn't put up with attitudes based on some players that have come and gone.
4. I believe Vince has the arm strength to hit Andre in stride which could make our offense explosive. I remember alot of us were complaining about how even Walter would have to come back for deep balls that even he could've scored on if hit in stride.
Here are my reasons I don't want Vince here:
1. People who left this team as fans would all of a sudden be die hard Texan fans again. Matter of fact, that was the main reason I started to not like Vince other than the fact he went to a rival team. I started to notice all these people showing interest in us or saying they would become Texan fans if Vince were drafted by us. To many people getting a taste of my team, I didn't like that.
2. Vince's ability to run probably takes the ball out of our best players hands - Andre and Arian.
3. I believe Kubiak does alot for QBs and it's pretty obvious our organization doesn't put up with attitudes based on some players that have come and gone.
4. I believe Vince has the arm strength to hit Andre in stride which could make our offense explosive. I remember alot of us were complaining about how even Walter would have to come back for deep balls that even he could've scored on if hit in stride.
Here are my reasons I don't want Vince here:
1. People who left this team as fans would all of a sudden be die hard Texan fans again. Matter of fact, that was the main reason I started to not like Vince other than the fact he went to a rival team. I started to notice all these people showing interest in us or saying they would become Texan fans if Vince were drafted by us. To many people getting a taste of my team, I didn't like that.
2. Vince's ability to run probably takes the ball out of our best players hands - Andre and Arian.
3. Vince will not be as accurate as Schaub with the over the middle throws.
4. If there is one thing I've liked about Schaub it is that he keeps his head in the game for all 4 quarters and his leadership during hard times of the season. Sometimes he alone is the reason why we are in games we have no business being in or winning (Redskins and Chiefs games last year). Though Vince has shown to be clutch, sometimes it's Vince alone who makes his team have to be in clutch situations and when things are going bad Vince pouts.
