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How did he anoint Dile? He said the plan was for him to be the starter going into 2008 but that preseason would dictate what happens. Not to mention he saw how each played throughout the 2007 season. Playing time was actually earned based on performance. Just as how Greenwood lost his jub for the lack of it.
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The Texans and Vikings are close to a trade that would send quarterback Sage Rosenfels to Minnesota, possibly for a fourth-round draft pick, the Houston Chronicle reported Monday
This is the second consecutive year in which the Vikings have been interested in acquiring Rosenfels, who is near the end of his contract, to be their starting quarterback.
Rosenfels wanted to be traded to the Vikings last season in hopes of starting for a team that has Adrian Peterson and Chester Taylor at running back and has led the NFL in run defense for two straight years. At the time, the Vikings reportedly offered a third-round draft choice, but the Texans wanted a second-round pick. Both teams denied an offer was made.
Minnesota already has quarterbacks Gus Frerotte and Tarvaris Jackson on its roster and will want to extend Rosenfels' contract if the trade is completed.
The Texans had no comment Monday on the report.
Diles didn't win the job, he just kept it.
He was annointed, but no one played well enough to take his spot.
Greenwood and Weaver didn't start losing their spots until their level of suckage just could no longer be compresed.
I know because of the NFL these days it is hard to keep one QB upright through a full season but I am also a firm believer that you can't be scared to make moves like this and go into every season like you need QB1 and QB1A. That is what people have been doing with Sage. It is nice when a guy can play but you shouldn't plan on a second starter. Your plan is to have a top guy and have someone who can do spot duty and be effective and use the tools around the.....like rely on a strong running game and manage while the starter is out. Sage made many mistakes and he made plays too but he is the backup and someone is willing to give up useful picks. Managing scared doesn't work. Get a Patrick Ramsey or a Batch or someone who can manage and draft a kid who you think may grow and learn the system well.
I don't even like that idea. I think we should continue to move QBs through here, until we find one that is special. Like a Romo, a Brady, or a Schaub. Then you keep him. When/if he ever gets on the field, it's his job to lose.
I think we screwed Sage, by making Matt the #1 right off the bat, but that's another story.
We need to sweet'n the pot with Minnesota. Throw in Weaver, and Anderson or Brown and get a second.
I think we screwed Sage, by making Matt the #1 right off the bat, but that's another story.
We need to sweet'n the pot with Minnesota. Throw in Weaver, and Anderson or Brown and get a second.
We did screw Rosemary by not at least letting him compete with Matt.Good point.I would sweeten the deal by throwing in TJ
We did screw Rosemary by not at least letting him compete with Matt.Good point.I would sweeten the deal by throwing in TJ
What do you mean he just kept it?--he didn't start a single game in 2007. In the off-season Kubiak decided he had won the starting SLB job for 2008.
aka there was competition and once it got strong enough, a new starter was inserted.
All this no competition talk is just fan chatter. There hasn't been anything to indicate this coaching staff doesn't believe they are fielding the best team off the roster.
I really hope this falls through. By the look of things a little more negotiation might be needed as far as the draft pick (hopefully 4th or even 3rd.. I can dream!)
Anyways, I think this could really help us out this offseason. Recieving a mid-round pick would allow the Texans to have a few bargaining chips in case they need to move up a spot or two in the 2nd to secure a coveted player that might have dropped. I'm fairly aware that the Texans never trade up under the Smith regime but at the same time this is the first year the front office has had all of their picks and more to work with (barring a minicamp 4th round deduction). I would love to throw a later pick in and pickup someone like a Louis Delmas in the second.
Just a little food for thought..
We did screw Rosemary by not at least letting him compete with Matt.
I don't even like that idea. I think we should continue to move QBs through here, until we find one that is special. Like a Romo, a Brady, or a Schaub. Then you keep him. When/if he ever gets on the field, it's his job to lose.
I think we screwed Sage, by making Matt the #1 right off the bat, but that's another story.
We need to sweet'n the pot with Minnesota. Throw in Weaver, and Anderson or Brown and get a second.
We didn't screw anybody......Sage had his chance when Schaub was out (that's how backup QBs win jobs, by seizing the opportunity.) Sage failed and when Schaub came back it was blatantly obvious who the better QB was.
That's something else people don't realize, our coaching staff watches both these players every day in practice, if they felt Sage was better than Schaub, Schaub would be the one being dealt.
We didn't screw anybody......Sage had his chance when Schaub was out (that's how backup QBs win jobs, by seizing the opportunity.) Sage failed and when Schaub came back it was blatantly obvious who the better QB was.
That's something else people don't realize, our coaching staff watches both these players every day in practice, if they felt Sage was better than Schaub, Schaub would be the one being dealt.
You know, "falls through" usually means "doesn't happen."
Your first sentence and the rest of your post belong in two different posts.![]()
And other than fan speculation we know this how? This kind of stuff is so irritating. One or more fans speculate about something and then it morphs into accepted fact.
Where was there even a whiff of a statement that Kubiak was ever not firmly convicted, by watching both Schaub and Sage practice and play, that Schaub was the better QB?
It is just my opinion My friend.![]()
Didn't Kubiak give Matt the job before day 1?I was agreeing with the original poster.I really could care less if Sage got his feeling hurt or not .Kubiak made the right move.Well then let me rephrase--why is that your opinion? Other than Schaub not being benched, what points to Kubiak never giving Sage a chance?
Any more news on Weaver?
Someone, somewhere on MB said he heard that Weaver was being cut. No verification yet.What news on Weaver?
Someone, somewhere on MB said he heard that Weaver was being cut. No verification yet.
I understand your frustration, but if you were Vikings, would you want him and his contract?We need to throw him in the deal!
If Weaver is cut, who is your DE right now? Bulman? You are really hoping you hit it right in the draft now. You can't miss or select a project saying, "he can play behind Weaver until he is experienced."
Didn't Kubiak give Matt the job before day 1?I was agreeing with the original poster.I really could care less if Sage got his feeling hurt or not .Kubiak made the right move.
Well then let me rephrase--why is that your opinion? Other than Schaub not being benched, what points to Kubiak never giving Sage a chance?
FYI--this issue wasn't directed solely to you but yours was the last example and so quoted. thunderkyss made a similar assertion--maybe he can substantiate his.
I like Bulman but not as a starter, not yet anyway. I see Shaunessey, Ayers, Kreuger ahead of BulmanI honestly would be happy if Bullman is our starting DE over Weaver. He's worked with Frank Bush his entire career and knows that Bush is going to be alot more aggressive.
I can almost see Bullman as a sleeping Kyle Vanden Bosch. Came from Arizona when nobody gave him a chance. Same scenario, could be the same outcome if only given a chance.
lol, if Sage only commands a 4th rounder, how do you think we're going to get a 2nd by throwing in garbage players?
Weaver is an overpriced, underperforming, post-injury DE we are about to cut. Anderson is a conditional WR with minimal experience, and Brown was injured all year and may never play again. How those guys equate to anything is beyond me
We did screw Rosemary by not at least letting him compete with Matt.Good point.I would sweeten the deal by throwing in TJ
I'd give them Sage & TJ for a second. But then we're stuck with Weaver.
IMHO, if Kubiak truly felt the way he says he felt about Sage, we never would have brought Schaub in, and named him the starter before he even got to Houston.Well then let me rephrase--why is that your opinion? Other than Schaub not being benched, what points to Kubiak never giving Sage a chance?
FYI--this issue wasn't directed solely to you but yours was the last example and so quoted. thunderkyss made a similar assertion--maybe he can substantiate his.
I like Bulman but not as a starter, not yet anyway. I see Shaunessey, Ayers, Kreuger ahead of Bulman
Dear God,
Please let this happen.
Sincerely,
Every Texans fans.
most of those guys are not worthy of a compensatory pick and the ones that are are going to be re-signed. I think you are greatly over valuing Sage. He isnt worth 2 picks. 4th or 3rd if we get really lucky. We are lucky to be gtting anything for a career backup.I'm having second thoughts about this deal... I just posted this over at inthebullseye.com:
Thinking more about it, I don't know if a 4th makes sense. It seems to me that we could keep him and let him run out his contract. Then, next year, when he walks, we'd be in line for a compensatory pick for him. My guess is he'd likely get us at least a 5th round compensatory pick... I know that the compensatory picks are based on a net gain/loss in free agency but next season there are a lot of guys we're in jeopardy of losing:
Dunta
Pitts
OD?
RButler
Dryans
Cthompson
Dressens
DAnderson
WDemps
CBrown
and others... just something else to think about.
most of those guys are not worthy of a compensatory pick and the ones that are are going to be re-signed. I think you are greatly over valuing Sage. He isnt worth 2 picks. 4th or 3rd if we get really lucky. We are lucky to be gtting anything for a career backup.
We Definitely need a backup HOF center!! We just don't need one UNDER center...YES!
Now I get to see more of the Wild Turkey Offense with Turk taking snaps at QB, faking a pitch to Speed Slaton and gashing the D for another 20 yard gain.
Who needs a backup QB when you got the Wild Turkey back there?
Seriously, we don't need a HOF backup center. Just someone to manage the game and let our playmakers make plays.
We Definitely need a backup HOF center!! We just don't need one UNDER center...![]()