LBC_Justin
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I would love to have Vince Young. No doubt about it. Emotionally I am pulling for the Texans to get him. And would love to start over with a fresh face.
But what if we could get a team to sell their draft to us to get Vince Young and we still walk away with Reggie Bush and some great picks.
It looks like the Titans have their eye on VY big time. If I am the Texans GM and I can trade down to #3 and pick up Reggie Bush at a bargin price and raid a division rival's pantry of some really nice draft picks, plus keep my starting quarterback and save millions in cap space that would be required to get Vince Young. I would probably do it. The only draw back is facing VY twice a year, but then again we might be seeing Reggie Bush twice a year which would be just as bad.
The question is....How sold are the Saints and Titans on Vince Young?
How firm are the Saints that Matt Leinart is their only option.
I see the Texans in a very good place:
For the Sake of arguement we are going to assume no matter what that New Orleans is taking a QB. I have never seen anything that goes against this. To make this simple, I am also going to assume this is a THREE horse race between Texans, Saints, and Titians. But who knows drafts can be crazy especially when there is this much talent at the top.
Option #1
Everyone wants Vince Young.
The Texans trade down to the #3 spot and pick up Reggie Bush for a discounted price. The Titans jump to #1 and pick up Vince, we get several of their picks, and the Saints take Matt Leinart.
Option #2
Everyone wants Reggie Bush.
The Texans trade down to the #2 spot or the #3 spot and end up with either Reggie Bush or Vince Young and get some draft picks. If the feel coming out of NO is that they are going with Leinart and no one else (they could very well be tired of the mobile QB in NO) maybe we could even trade down as low as #3 and still get Vince Young. NO will not trade their spot unless it is to move up and grab Vince Young, because they know we are not taking Leinart.
Option #3:
Everyone is content with their place in line
We say what the Hell and take Vince Young or Reggie Bush with the first pick. <- You wouldn't hear a single complaint from me. But I would take VY hands down if given the Choice.
Option #4
Everyone wants Matt Leinart. (This would be the best possible, and least likely senario)
Norm Chow wants his guy and NO decides they can't live with out a pocket passer. We trade down to #2 or #3 and get the guy we want. Plus some picks of course.
Option #5
The WORST thing that could happen is we trade down to the #3 pick and both Vince Young and Reggie Bush are gone. Then I say we trade down to a team that wants Leinart and we grab D'brick or Hawk and we walk away with a TON of picks from trading down from #1 to #3 and then from #3 to whatever.
But if we don't get Bush or VY I will be dissappointed in the draft. Because I firmly believe we can get one of them and fill a lot of our holes with out a major trade down. We need a big time play maker on Offense and both of those guys do that for us.
But what if we could get a team to sell their draft to us to get Vince Young and we still walk away with Reggie Bush and some great picks.
It looks like the Titans have their eye on VY big time. If I am the Texans GM and I can trade down to #3 and pick up Reggie Bush at a bargin price and raid a division rival's pantry of some really nice draft picks, plus keep my starting quarterback and save millions in cap space that would be required to get Vince Young. I would probably do it. The only draw back is facing VY twice a year, but then again we might be seeing Reggie Bush twice a year which would be just as bad.
The question is....How sold are the Saints and Titans on Vince Young?
How firm are the Saints that Matt Leinart is their only option.
I see the Texans in a very good place:
For the Sake of arguement we are going to assume no matter what that New Orleans is taking a QB. I have never seen anything that goes against this. To make this simple, I am also going to assume this is a THREE horse race between Texans, Saints, and Titians. But who knows drafts can be crazy especially when there is this much talent at the top.
Option #1
Everyone wants Vince Young.
The Texans trade down to the #3 spot and pick up Reggie Bush for a discounted price. The Titans jump to #1 and pick up Vince, we get several of their picks, and the Saints take Matt Leinart.
Option #2
Everyone wants Reggie Bush.
The Texans trade down to the #2 spot or the #3 spot and end up with either Reggie Bush or Vince Young and get some draft picks. If the feel coming out of NO is that they are going with Leinart and no one else (they could very well be tired of the mobile QB in NO) maybe we could even trade down as low as #3 and still get Vince Young. NO will not trade their spot unless it is to move up and grab Vince Young, because they know we are not taking Leinart.
Option #3:
Everyone is content with their place in line
We say what the Hell and take Vince Young or Reggie Bush with the first pick. <- You wouldn't hear a single complaint from me. But I would take VY hands down if given the Choice.
Option #4
Everyone wants Matt Leinart. (This would be the best possible, and least likely senario)
Norm Chow wants his guy and NO decides they can't live with out a pocket passer. We trade down to #2 or #3 and get the guy we want. Plus some picks of course.
Option #5
The WORST thing that could happen is we trade down to the #3 pick and both Vince Young and Reggie Bush are gone. Then I say we trade down to a team that wants Leinart and we grab D'brick or Hawk and we walk away with a TON of picks from trading down from #1 to #3 and then from #3 to whatever.
But if we don't get Bush or VY I will be dissappointed in the draft. Because I firmly believe we can get one of them and fill a lot of our holes with out a major trade down. We need a big time play maker on Offense and both of those guys do that for us.