Agreed. That is clearly throwing the baby out with the bath water.Slackmaster said:
metal9 And I may be wrong on this but I believe Ty Law has already said he wants to be here.[/QUOTE said:
royhobbs said:
With McNair we were 4 - 12 picking in the top 3 and short 13 mil next year.
MsTitan said:
I might agree if he was on offense, but I think our defense looks pretty attractive...
who is out there worth big money this late in to free agency?fitantitans said:
GoTitans3801 said:
As always there is plenty of talent on D - too bad the DC demands they underperform by playing EstrogenD
If there is anyway to get Ty Law in here for the next couple of years we could be much more competitive regardless of the QB situation. That would make our D much more a force and help keep ball games tight.
Besides, a guy like him is what we need to have a chance to beat teams like Indy. Hill is a decent CB but for a couple of years Law gives us an all-pro caliber guy to play across from Pacman. Not a bad combo.
Besides, a guy like him is what we need to have a chance to beat teams like Indy. Hill is a decent CB but for a couple of years Law gives us an all-pro caliber guy to play across from Pacman. Not a bad combo.
That was accually part of my question. What would we do with the money?bigtitan53279 said:
If we release Fisher, we are the FOOLS of the NFL.royhobbs said:
I've been thinking about that and I wonder if Fisher would be more on the hotseat with a 6-10 team with McNair than 3-13 without him. It would almost be a built-in excuse for another bad season which could save his job.royhobbs said:
Good point...definately something to think about. There are a ton of smokescreens floating around titans camp right now. I can see 'em all the way from here (Texas).
TitanJeff said:
Do you honestly believe that a coach of Jeff Fishers status is worried about his job?! If he were fired he would be hired immediately. I don't think the Mcnair situation has anything to do with Fisher's insecurities.
The way I look at it, Mcnair behind closed doors is wanting the Titans to release him or trade him but at the same time working the media to look like the good guy. I can see him not wanting to be in the Mchow sequel (who could blame him after last year?!) and wanting to prove that last year was an aberration. After all he is one of our generation's biggest competitors at the QB position.
That’s just my take on this Mcnair situation. Who knows what’s really going on.
JMB54 said:
Yes, thank you. Keep a few million on the side in case. It would only mean we have more next year. Then we can really go after whoever we want. If you can sign Law and still do that, fine. But don't spend it when there's nothing really worth spending it on.
if we release Fisher our team will be in a hole forever, we will be like arizona =[
I hear this a lot but I wonder if that would remain the case after three horrible seasons.Thefreak said:
They'd see the salary cap purge and use that as justification to hire him.
I stand behind Fisher. I couldn't imagine another coach...
maybe Gregg Williams... :brow:
but I hear he is locked up... ready to take over in DC.
maybe Gregg Williams... :brow:
but I hear he is locked up... ready to take over in DC.
I think Fisher and reese are more likely to release McNair to create forward momentum sooner rather than later. Keeping McNair as a starter one more year means 2007 is a bigger ? than it would be if we get rid of him now and give the new QB a few starts/more playing time towards the end of the season and gets some of his growing pains going then. If the young QB just sits, then 2007 is much less secure, and even if this next year isn't going to be a winning season, they can't go into next season still unsure. Maybe they're more ok with letting steve go so by the end of the season we'll be making more progress...
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