Bill Walsh scouted Garcia from Canada and Green and Kitna for the most part stunk, but good calls on the others.
3 of them were also most successful in Martz schemes although Kitna's "success" in Detroit was as part of a horrid 2006 Lions team. Something weird about the early oughts is that reject QBs seemed to take the league by storm. I feel like coaching has 1000% to do with it. Walsh, Martz, Payton, And Holmgren (Brunell also deserves a mention as a late pick) weaved straw into gold, no doubt that every single one of those guys we've mentioned would have ended up flopping 99 times out of 100.
He hasn't been absent for long. I think he knew both players are flawed and there isn't much more to be done about it except try and limit what they do wrong.
It's the only explanation for why a dork like McNabb could be as productive as he was.
Watching the Tampa2 smash his ass year after year was beautiful, even if it was a team other than Dallas doing the smashing.
Or draft someone and get a qb guru
Yes Dallas is going to have to go to the draft to get the next starter at the QB position. Continuing to use the veteran backups who can't start anywhere will not fill the bill. The only other alternative is to trade with some team that has a prospect in their organization but that isn't a real viable approach.
As bad as Cassel may be at least we didn't give up a 6th rounder for Josh Scobee. Steelers also gave up a 4th/5th for Boykin who is getting toasted so far this year.
Yep. Weeden has more the smell of a Jerry move than anything else. Jones loves him some ex-high round draft picks.
Yeah Weeden might be physically old but in terms of experience he is still a young QB. Cassel on the other hand is exactly what one would call a veteran QB.