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Originally Posted by GTripp0012
The problem I have with the Beck plan is not that I think it can't work...I actually think that as the organization begins to repair itself from years of mismanagement, Beck will have a better shot at offensive success than Campbell or McNabb ever had. I just think it's worth pointing out that Beck could throw 25 TDs and have a fringe pro bowl year in 2011, and he'd still be a bad candidate for an extension because he wouldn't have proved anything except that he too can have a career year.
So even if Beck "works" out great in the Shanahan system, you still don't really have a QB after the season. All you have bought is time...and the right to buy that time at an expensive price.
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Even if he had a solid season you don't think he could be re-signed at a reasonable price? I don't see us breaking the bank on him, the only way he would have serious leverage is if he was league MVP and won the SB. Either way we're obviously getting ahead of ourselves here lol.