Deadskins wrote:jeremyroyce wrote:Once again if John Beck starts which I believe he will, Beck will be the 21st different starting QB for this team since 1993. That right there is a problem. We have a revolving door at the QB situation.
How do you know that Beck won't put an end too that?jeremyroyce wrote:look how many years the Falcons were set back after they traded Brett Favre
That's just plain ridiculous. Favre was never even the starter in Atlanta. And the Falcons had never even had back to back winning seasons until last year. To say that they were set back by that trade is ludicrous.
Because Beck was let go by Bill Parcells, and Ozzie Newsome. Say whatever you want about the record of the Dolphins, regardless of the record when you get a chance to start you have to seize the opportunity and the fact that Beck did not make any type of impression speaks volumes. Even know that a team can have a poor record a good evaluator can say wow now that guy is pretty damn good. And one more thing about Beck and Grossman they have been too inconsistent and I'm not comfortable with either one of them starting. To get to Brett Favre, it isn't ridiculous, because they never gave him a chance and had they given him a chance I believe they never would have been set back as long as they were. Say, what you want but the Falcons made a mistake in not giving him a chance and traded away a hall of fame QB. Since Favre was traded in 1992 They went through 16 different starting QB'S until Matt Ryan started in 2008. Chris Miller, Wade Wilson, Billy Joe Tolliver, Bobby Hebert, Jeff George, Chris Chandler, Tony Graziani, Steve Deberg, Danny Kanell, Doug Johnson, Michael Vick, Kurt Kittner, Matt Schaub, Joey Harrington, Chris Redman, Byron Leftwich. You don't think that the Falcons could have used Brett Favre? Now that is just ridiculous.