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"Vince Young is wanted in Houston
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on January 6, 2011, 4:26 PM EST
Well, we suppose it was inevitable. Someone has penned an article saying the Texans should sign Vince Young, the hometown kid.
Richard Justice of the Houston Chronicle did the honors, writing the Texans should pursue Young as a backup. (This assumes Young is released, as expected.) Justice then chastises the Texans for being uninteresting and wanting to paint the town beige. He wants buzz.
The argument almost makes sense in a world where Young would have to accept a clear backup role. He doesnt.
Young has warts, but hes not without value. Hes won consistently and his stats are impressive. Hes thrown 20 touchdowns to 10 interceptions over the last two years. He averaged 8 yards-per-attempt and had a 98 quarterback rating in 2010.
Young has major leadership and maturity questions to answer. Of course. Thats why hes available and wont get a monster contract.
Despite that, Young could upgrade the quarterback position on a lot of teams. He shouldnt have to settle for a clear backup role. Let Matt Leinart do that."
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/01/06/vince-young-is-wanted-in-houston/
If he is signed by the Texans, I will turn in my fan card.
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on January 6, 2011, 4:26 PM EST
Well, we suppose it was inevitable. Someone has penned an article saying the Texans should sign Vince Young, the hometown kid.
Richard Justice of the Houston Chronicle did the honors, writing the Texans should pursue Young as a backup. (This assumes Young is released, as expected.) Justice then chastises the Texans for being uninteresting and wanting to paint the town beige. He wants buzz.
The argument almost makes sense in a world where Young would have to accept a clear backup role. He doesnt.
Young has warts, but hes not without value. Hes won consistently and his stats are impressive. Hes thrown 20 touchdowns to 10 interceptions over the last two years. He averaged 8 yards-per-attempt and had a 98 quarterback rating in 2010.
Young has major leadership and maturity questions to answer. Of course. Thats why hes available and wont get a monster contract.
Despite that, Young could upgrade the quarterback position on a lot of teams. He shouldnt have to settle for a clear backup role. Let Matt Leinart do that."
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/01/06/vince-young-is-wanted-in-houston/
If he is signed by the Texans, I will turn in my fan card.