John Beck doesn't stand a chance

[bsfins]

Ahem ...***Cough **Cough***..Rich Gannon ***Cough***Cough***...There have been other QB's that got with People that Believed in them after being tossed a side for other people....So until Preseason games starts,and One of these Qb's step up,I'm not really gonna comment on who's better...None of them know the system,they're all new....

[ethurst2]

Parcells has a history of totally cleaning house...to a fault. Ronnie Brown better run for 1500+ yards or he's a goner.

I would like to see Ronnie Brown go to the Broncos. His style compliments Shanahans offense. When Shanahan was asked early last year who his favorite running back was, he said..."that guy in Miami, Ronnie Brown is very good." That's all he could say without any kind of tampering issue coming up.

It's true that Parcells only wants his "guys". If it would have been his choice, Tony Romo would still be on the bench and Bledsoe would be throwing INT's. Jerry Jones made the decision to play Romo after the players secretly complained about Bledsoe holding the ball too long.

I like players like Beck and Ronnie Brown. The plus side is that they are great people off the field too.

As for Ricky Williams, you can say all that you want but the Rickster is smart. He's retiring in two more years to settle the debt owed to the Dolphins (who knows, Wayne might write it off as a loss). Williams knows that Parcells doesn't have a talented team and Bill knows that so he needs as many impact players as possible and Ricky and grudginly to Parcells, Jason Taylor is the other guy.

You can expect almost all the players to be gone from the Saban Era next year. I don't see Jason Allen being here (insert Roy Williams from Dallas here), I don't see Will Allen starting next year (insert retiree Mark Collins from the Giants here).

[DolFan619]

You can never really tell.  Josh  may blossom with Miami just like how Trent green did when he went to KC.  Sometimes its the new enviroment and the system that can bring about change.   Hopefully our QB problems will end soon enough!

  Let's see.  35 TD's to 40 INT's, 71.6% Career QBR, 57.9% Career Completion Percentage, and 39 fumbles in 44 games.  Yeah...  He sounds like a real winner.

[Doc-phin]

  Let's see.  35 TD's to 40 INT's, 71.6% Career QBR, 57.9% Career Completion Percentage, and 39 fumbles in 44 games.  Yeah...  He sounds like a real winner.

Did you watch any of his games?  He looked pretty good considering how incredibly crapy his teams were.  He pulled out some very unexpected wins.  I'm willing to consider that he has an upside in a program designed to win.  I'm not going to "crown his ass" though.   

[Sunstroke]

  Let's see.  35 TD's to 40 INT's, 71.6% Career QBR, 57.9% Career Completion Percentage, and 39 fumbles in 44 games.  Yeah...  He sounds like a real winner.

Careful, 619...your bias is showing.

McCown did look pretty decent, despite the statlines. He looked like a very athletic QB on a few ridiculously undertalented teams. That said, Miami is another ridiculously undertalented team, so not sure that any of our QBs will look good early on in this rebuild.