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Originally Posted by NC_Skins
So in other words, you have no real options in mind, you just want to make believe like there were better options and blame the coach. I think I debunked the 3 other options there were.
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If that's what you considered debunked, then sure.
But of course you would have to ignore every point I made only only focus on some arbitrary list of names.
You also then have to dismiss the options based upon your ability to stretch and beg and twists stats like you did for Hasselbeck and Grossman.
It mainly requires you turning a blind eye to the fact that Grossman finished as the 28th rated QB in the league.
Yah!, sure debunked!
Mike Shanahan made the right call to go with Rex and Beck and not address the QB position via FA or draft or trade.
Here let me give you the editted version maybe you can muster up a reply:
Why would I waste my time making a list of better options for you?
And even if I did make a list what would be the point?
You would only beg the stats just like you did when you call Hasselbeck and Grossman's season nearly identical (lol)
Rex Grossman finished as the 28th rated QB.
Your short list would include every QB that played and finished better then 28that was available during the offseason.
Then throw in the rookie QBs and other tradeable journeymen like Flynn (then) or Joe Webb for example.
That should give you a good starting point for your list.