So now Martz says Warner isn't necessarily going anywhere

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[QUOTE=smootsmack]So now Martz says Warner isn't necessarily going anywhere

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I officially have no respect for Martz. When you tell a guy he's not in your plans, then you let him go. Simple as that. I'm no Warner fan, but a league MVP deserves more than a battle for second string. I know he's just posturing to try a force a trade rather than an outright release, but he looks like a bum doing it.

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so there's a chance he could go to dallas or ny, which would would be worse? this is mostly for those of u, like myself, who think warner might still have a bit left in the tank.

Warner will end up in Chi-town.
K Collins in Oakland.

The Giants are looking hard at Warner. It s a good fit in that Warner is the type of Vetern that doesn't mind and is good at teaching younger quarterbacks. Whether or not Eli starts all the games or they ease him into the season he can certeinly learn from Warner. Plus if things are looking too hot for Eli Warner can come in and play. Personally I think starting Eli behind that O-line in the NFC East is a huge mistake. He'll throw twice the amount of INts as TDs and get sacked so many times it will be sick.

The Giants really need to get a veteran to help Eli out. The NFC East is going to be a harsh learning environment for him if he starts from day 1.

Yeah, just like Peyton had a harsh learning environment his first year (and 2nd). I don't know about you guys but I'm looking forward to the games against Eli this year and dreading the ones that come after that...