PaCmAn 4 MvP32 said:
I don't know, I just can't see Collins as a Titan. If it helps us win without robbing the defense of needed funds, I say do it. I'd much rather have a better defense than Collins though. My 2 cents...
Yea, at this point, I dont see a difference in Collins and Volek. If it comes down to it, we mise well just give Volek the chance hes been waiting for. Hopefully he takes full advantage of it. If Mac is gone, Titans have to use that money to continue the defensive improvement, (long arm of the LAW).
Starkiller said:
He took a hit from ROMO and is still alive to talk about it! :brow:
Banger21 said:
Volek will get injured down the line, just a matter of when, we need an insurance policy!
If this is really about respect for Steve you have to wonder how he can feel any respect from the Ravens. They are not willing to give up a 4th for a starting qb and Boller has been told he will compete for the starters job even if McNair is there. Reports out of Baltimore are that Boller looks much better this year than at anytime in the past, that he has finally mastered their system and is throwing the ball very well. If Steve is not worth a 4th instead of a 5th to get him there in time to get in shape and learn the system he could be behind from the start. Lets say Boller starts the 1st couple of games because Steve isnt ready and has a couple of wins and is playing great they will not pull him and Steve will be his back up for the year and the rest of his career. If he does a new contract with the Titans hes the starter this year and maybe next so if we can redo the contract give him a little more money than Baltimore I cant understand why he wouldnt stay.
Sounds like shades of the Eddie George / Cowboys scenario, huh?!?!!fltitan said:
fltitan said:
I think the point is the Cravens believe Mcnair will be released and they wont even have to give up a fifth. If Mcnair IS released however, Might the Baltibirds have some competition to sign him? Any other interested parties needing a veteran at the helm? I'm looking at you Browns, Jets, Bills, Lions and Bucs.
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Dangermode said:
Boy, it's cold as hell in four out of five of those listed..
Given those, for some reason I'd wish for the Browns. I can't figure out why, but I feel sorry for the Browns. Dunno....maybe it's because I know too many Clevelanders...
Wow this could get really ugly for McNair because if there isn't any competition for the Ravens in getting McNair then they could really screw him out of some dough. If no one else is interested in him why would they be in a hurry to pay him that kind of money after being released from here?
Imagine McNair getting stuck in Detroit. The year he retires we reach the SB with Vince Young... McNair does litttle as a Lion...
SEC 330 BIPOLAR said:
At least I'd have a reason to watch the Lions lose on Thanksgiving....They're like the Washington Generals/New York Nationals of football.
fltitan said:
Give him more money than the Ravens are offering?!? The Titans are in a potential bind with offering McNair the current "re-negotiated" contract, let alone adding over 3 mil to it. That's some good defensive secondary money there.
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