At least if he goes because the Titans drug there feet so long on doing something w/ McNair he will be on the Titans in Madden or at least only to free agent market.
In my world he will be a Titan for at least one more season.
In my world he will be a Titan for at least one more season.
But if McNair gets injured he would still be under contract and our best case would be to put him on the inactive resever. We still have to take the cap hit.
I don't see a great deal of difference between your post and mine other than yours is more thought out and detailed. Essentially your scenario and mine are the same to me. Mine is more simplistic which isn't necessarily a good thing however, for my purposes I feel that my summation is accurate enough to the actual events that have transpired. I really never thought about Bus Cook though... he can just go to hell. I'm getting to the point where I really despise sports agents. One thing I can say for Billy Volek is that he doesn't let his scum of all scumbag agents drag him around by the head of the hair like he's a misbehaveing school boy. I'm loking forward to Volek playing. He deserves this shot for his loyalty. God bless Billy Volek...Broken Record said:
by the way man...
Ratbirds barely miss the playoffs?
Baltimore will S - U - C - K and McNair will be A - W - F - U - L !
Hear me now, believe me later... McNair will be the laughing stock of the league by December... You all will see... Oh yeah... and Dallas will be in the Super Bowl. :winker:
Well, all the commentators are now saying that the Titans likely release or trade almost immediately. The point being that if the Titans have contended that the only reason he's being locked out is because of injury risk, they have to now go back on that and admit they are just dragging it out on purpose.
That may be true, but I'm still not buying it 100%. I still think they can say, well now we have to let him in because the arbitrator forced us. Also, I'm not so sure Bud Adams is too worried about the PR implications. He certainly wasn't when he locked the door.
That may be true, but I'm still not buying it 100%. I still think they can say, well now we have to let him in because the arbitrator forced us. Also, I'm not so sure Bud Adams is too worried about the PR implications. He certainly wasn't when he locked the door.
One thing that Y'all also have to worry about is that the longer the FO makes Steve wait, the longer his money is oon the books. The longer his money is one the books, the less likely that Y'all can sign any of the "quality" FA's that are left. I believe that Y'all still need a Back up QB and are still looking at Law and others. The longer they are on the market the less the chance that the Titans will be the team to sign them.
If we pick McNair back up we would need to cut a QB. So we have an extra right now. A vet CB would be nice but I think our cap will not allow that. Especially if we eat the last year of McNair's contract.
if the guys who are out there now were really quality guys, they wouldnt still be out there.Overalls said:
If you have a contract in principle, then you can principally work out with the Ravens.
If McNair got injured at the Raven facility while under contract w/ the Titans I think there would be issues there.
SEC 330 BIPOLAR said:
You got half that right. But, Dallas? :ha: :lol: :sad2:
SEC 330 BIPOLAR said:
You're batting 0% Mac will have one of his best years no matter where he plays. It's wishful thinking that the Ratbird's will be awefull. They have two quality backs three good receivers a strong defense and a top 5 QB. The cowboys will by no means win the superbowl out of the NFC Carolina and the Redskins are the teams to watch.
1. no I'm not.bromike said:
2. no it isn't
3. so what?
4. we'll see...
BlazingArrow#9 said:
If McNair shows up at a Raven facility there will be issues. Aside from "mental" training, he can't be at a Raven facility or practice with any Raven players while he's still under contract with the Titans.
When where and how would the Ravens have a top 5 QB? Where did that come from? If you mean McNair, maybe you'll try to justify it that he was in the pro bowl. Well, that's top 6, and he only got there because of two others ahead of him backing out. Also, NONE of his stats are in the top 5, most aren't close to the top ten.
I've loved mac, but the more I'm thinking about it, he's not who he was, and isn't likely to have another great comeback year.
I've loved mac, but the more I'm thinking about it, he's not who he was, and isn't likely to have another great comeback year.
I'm in the camp that thinks Mac will be a disappointment for the Ravens. Mac cannot run like he used to so a big part of his game is gone. Mac is injury prone and if he was a RB instead of a QB he would rank right there with Chris Brown in durability. At his age and talent level those injuries have a much more drastic effect on his play. Look at all the games Mac missed or played in where he wasn't 100% the last two years (almost everyone). Mac is going to a new city with new coaches, players and a new offensive system. That will effect his play more than most think.
Finally, the Raven fans and FO expect more than Mac can deliver and even if Mac has a decent year if he isn't back to his 2004 level they will be disappointed.
Finally, the Raven fans and FO expect more than Mac can deliver and even if Mac has a decent year if he isn't back to his 2004 level they will be disappointed.
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