I'm good at second guessing myself. No sooner do I feel comfortable with who I think the Titans will select, then I remember something that could have influence on my decision. What is it this time? Philip Rivers.
How would the Chargers fit in to getting a higher draft pick by trading off Rivers to a team that needs a future QB? They need to turn him loose.
I'm not sure what kind of a deal I would take, but they would surely have to sweeten the pot. A swap for our 3rd, take their (?) and give us Rivers, 2 Cheerleaders and ????
How would the Chargers fit in to getting a higher draft pick by trading off Rivers to a team that needs a future QB? They need to turn him loose.
I'm not sure what kind of a deal I would take, but they would surely have to sweeten the pot. A swap for our 3rd, take their (?) and give us Rivers, 2 Cheerleaders and ????
Only way that Rivers even enters the picture is if Mac is gone. Makes no sense to re-up with Mac and then bring in Rivers to sit for another yr or 2.
But i know what you mean about flip-flopping on what we need to do to fix the mess. The only thing that I am convinced that we have to do is make a move for one of the top OLBs in FA.
But i know what you mean about flip-flopping on what we need to do to fix the mess. The only thing that I am convinced that we have to do is make a move for one of the top OLBs in FA.
Good point. If you bring in Rivers, you won't need 'One Hit Away From Retirement' McNair. You also will not need to pay McNair 10 million either.
Rivers has played in the NFL. Young and Leinart haven't. Just a thought.
I agree with the OLB, but I'm still hoping for a veteran WR in FA that is proven and healthy.
Rivers has played in the NFL. Young and Leinart haven't. Just a thought.
I agree with the OLB, but I'm still hoping for a veteran WR in FA that is proven and healthy.
With Brees questionable in both health and contract, Rivers may be the #1 in San Diego next year.
agree with the last 2 posts
Rivers will likely start this year due to Brees' injury
and Chragers mgmnt say now that PR is no longer available
Rivers will likely start this year due to Brees' injury
and Chragers mgmnt say now that PR is no longer available
Thats the word out SD right now. Bree's people are sayin that Brees could be back in time for the season opener, which is unlikelyPuck said:agree with the last 2 posts
Rivers will likely start this year due to Brees' injury
and Chragers mgmnt say now that PR is no longer available
Thank you Jeff.TitanJeff said:With Brees questionable in both health and contract, Rivers may be the #1 in San Diego next year.
I obviously can't say it better myself.:lol:
I don't think they would let brees go, even though they didn't make the playoffs they still had a pretty successful season.
Rivers'll suck. He either plays next season or doesn't - 3 years on the bench (I don't care if its "nfl experience) is 3 years on the bench. Would you take a player 3 years removed from HS without playing a down in college? Its 3 years out, whichever way you look at it.
I'm not sure Rivers is worth our #3 pick anyway. When speculation about trading for Rivers first surfaced we didn't know exactly where we would draft and Brees wasn't hurt. If we were picking around #10 the Rivers deal straight up looked like a possible scenario. Now it is less likely.
Also, if McNair wasn't going to be back Rivers might be a better choice than Young or Leinart if we needed a QB to start day one. Chow would have alot of insight in how Rivers stacked up compared to Leinart. Again, Rivers might be the better option based on Chow's opinion of him. Obviously if Chow likes Rivers more than Leinart (or Young) it would make sense to go in that direction. Problem we don't know what Chow is thinking. Certainly Rivers would have to better acclimated to the NFL and should be able to step in and play at a higher level than a rookie.
Also, if McNair wasn't going to be back Rivers might be a better choice than Young or Leinart if we needed a QB to start day one. Chow would have alot of insight in how Rivers stacked up compared to Leinart. Again, Rivers might be the better option based on Chow's opinion of him. Obviously if Chow likes Rivers more than Leinart (or Young) it would make sense to go in that direction. Problem we don't know what Chow is thinking. Certainly Rivers would have to better acclimated to the NFL and should be able to step in and play at a higher level than a rookie.
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