Leinart...watch closely
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Leinart...watch closely
If he succeeds through the rest of the year, could you see us making a trade for him? The guy is basically playing in the same offense right now, and I think he's really grown up over the last two years. Listen to his interview on Sirius NFL this past week if you don't believe me. He could confirm those thoughts if he plays well. Just thinking we could upgrade at OL in the first AND secure our QB situation with a 5th rounder.
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Citing a source with knowledge of the situation, Profootballtalk.com reports that the Texans fear Matt Leinart fractured his left collarbone on a third-down play Sunday, knocking him from the game.
He has returned to the sideline in a sling, all but confirming a significant injury. Leinart also fractured his left collarbone in early October of 2007 with the Cardinals, and it ended his season. The Texans will have to hit the quarterback market this week if Leinart's incurred the same injury. Fifth-round pick T.J. Yates has shown better arm velocity than Leinart against the Jaguars, but has been inconsistent. Either way, the Texans will remain the NFL's most run-heavy team during the season's stretch run.
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Re: Leinart...watch closely
We did try to sign him as a free agent during the offseason, but no chance of trading for him.chiefhog44 wrote:If he succeeds through the rest of the year, could you see us making a trade for him? The guy is basically playing in the same offense right now, and I think he's really grown up over the last two years. Listen to his interview on Sirius NFL this past week if you don't believe me. He could confirm those thoughts if he plays well. Just thinking we could upgrade at OL in the first AND secure our QB situation with a 5th rounder.
We draft a rookie.
Grossman is a good back up.
If we keep three QBs - Beck is a good three
That gives you two guys to school the rook on how the offense works. Grossman and Beck are low paid and won't cost you draft picks.
Re: Leinart...watch closely
No, you draft a QB early, Grossman as a back up and draft late round potential QB as your third. I think it's pretty clear Beck is not NFL quality.Red_One43 wrote:We did try to sign him as a free agent during the offseason, but no chance of trading for him.chiefhog44 wrote:If he succeeds through the rest of the year, could you see us making a trade for him? The guy is basically playing in the same offense right now, and I think he's really grown up over the last two years. Listen to his interview on Sirius NFL this past week if you don't believe me. He could confirm those thoughts if he plays well. Just thinking we could upgrade at OL in the first AND secure our QB situation with a 5th rounder.
We draft a rookie.
Grossman is a good back up.
If we keep three QBs - Beck is a good three
That gives you two guys to school the rook on how the offense works. Grossman and Beck are low paid and won't cost you draft picks.
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