Damon Banner wrote:
Alex Smith will leave SF if he doesn't play in the playoffs (which is very likely)


I think Tony Romo is safe, though he should be gone.

Sanchez has a big contract, so he's probably safe, even though he should be junked. 

Vick is gone. 
Teabag is gone. 
Carson Palmer should be gone.
Philip Rivers should be gone.

The amount of fucking up that Sanchez is doin is bad enough to bust up ANY contract...

Damon Banner wrote:
Carson Palmer should be gone.

He was probably the least of the Raiders' problems this year, though he killed a few games for the Raiders with INTs at the worst possible times. And the Raiders have few other options, though Terrell Pryor looked surprisingly good in his only start yesterday and should be given a real shot next year.

The Raiders simply have too many other holes to fill before they look to dump Palmer.

Select Models wrote:
The amount of fucking up that Sanchez is doin is bad enough to bust up ANY contract...

I read somewhere that the Jets would take an $18 million cap hit next year if they dumped him now.

Orca Bay Images wrote:

I read somewhere that the Jets would take an $18 million cap hit next year if they dumped him now.

Yep,which is why Tanenbaum was fired today

Damon Banner wrote:
Alex Smith will leave SF if he doesn't play in the playoffs (which is very likely)


I think Tony Romo is safe, though he should be gone.

Sanchez has a big contract, so he's probably safe, even though he should be junked. 

Vick is gone. 
Teabag is gone. 
Carson Palmer should be gone.
Philip Rivers should be gone.

There's nothing wrong with Philip Rivers that a decent O line and some solid receivers wouldn't fix.

Last year Rivers threw to 17 different receivers!

Damon Banner wrote:
Alex Smith will leave SF if he doesn't play in the playoffs (which is very likely)

Smith is gone either way. The 49ers can't trade Smith until March 12 but if they if they cut him before then they're only on the hook for $1 million. If they cut him after April 1 the full $8.75 million contract is guaranteed.

Instinct Images wrote:

There's nothing wrong with Philip Rivers that a decent O line and some solid receivers wouldn't fix.

Last year Rivers threw to 17 different receivers!

''He chokes almost as much as Romo.

Let There Be Light wrote:

Smith is gone either way. The 49ers can't trade Smith until March 12 but if they if they cut him before then they're only on the hook for $1 million. If they cut him after April 1 the full $8.75 million contract is guaranteed.

I feel bad for him.  All he did is get a concussion trying to get a first down!  He's still a good quarterback.  Now I'll have to cheer against him.

Damon Banner wrote:
''He chokes almost as much as Romo.

But Romo chokes in playoff games... that's like a 'mega-choke'...

Select Models wrote:
The amount of fucking up that Sanchez is doin is bad enough to bust up ANY contract...

Well, although I'm not a fan of Sanchez, I gotta lay the lion's share of the blame on his coaching -- they did everything they could to undermine his effectiveness & confidence.  They made it clear that the Jets were never his team to lead.

Tebow, although a really nice guy (apparently), is poison to his teams (kinda like how Terrill Owens poisoned his teams).  Further, Tebow's skills are just mediocre.

The problem with the Jets is that they shot themselves in the foot when they picked up Tebow.  They were always doomed to mediocrity, but they were favorites of ESPN (who were too lazy to have a reporter in Denver, Seattle, San Francisco, Indianapolis, and other cities).  We heard more stories about Tebow than Peyton Manning, who is a leading candidate for MVP after losing last year.

Looknsee Photography wrote:
Great year next year list:  Add Peyton Manning -- I think what's he's done in Denver is amazing.

Romo -- I gotta say that he has proven to be awfully inconsistent in key situations, with game-losing fumbles & interceptions not being unusual.

Peyton Manning is always hot.  He's a class act leader and player.  I didn't include him on my own hot/not list because it's a given.

Romo is COMPLETELY inconsistent, and doesn't use his OL wisely.  Part of that is also the OC's problem, and Jerry Jones has his finger in the pie WAY too much.  Maybe he needs another team, I don't know, but he's not the "great" QB that everyone touted, at one point.

And Vick's days are done.  He'll be kicked to the curb.

DivaEroticus wrote:
And Vick's days are done.  He'll be kicked to the curb.

Vick is gone from Philly,
But I suspect he will be starting for someone next year.

Chris Macan wrote:

Vick is gone from Philly,
But I suspect he will be starting for someone next year.

I agree... and rumor has it that he may be heading to the Jets...

Chris Macan wrote:

Vick is gone from Philly,
But I suspect he will be starting for someone next year.

He's better than Romo, IMO.  At the least, he can mentor someone's draft pick...

Right Poes Photography wrote:
Bronco's Offensive Coordinator Mike McCoy to the Cardinals as head coach and getting Tebow is in the rider.
Tebow as a cardinal, sniker...

But it would actually be awesome, it was McCoy who was a big part of Tebow's effectiveness with the Bronco's. They would give him a better chance. Bears would eat him alive in one season.

http://kdvr.com/2013/01/01/broncos-offe … a-chicago/

Tebow's gonna find a happy home someday... and when he does... he'll take whatever team he's with to the playoffs again.  I personally think he's a great QB who hasn't been given the opportunity to really shine...

Chris Macan wrote:

Vick is gone from Philly,
But I suspect he will be starting for someone next year.

I don't know...maybe.  He's been down a lot with those ribs, and can't seem to heal between shots.  But the hit he took in November against Dallas causing a serious concussion...that's a problem.  Even with a fitted protective skull cap under his helmet, he's a liability.

Damon Banner wrote:
Alex Smith will leave SF if he doesn't play in the playoffs (which is very likely)


I think Tony Romo is safe, though he should be gone.

Sanchez has a big contract, so he's probably safe, even though he should be junked. 

Vick is gone. 
Teabag is gone. 
Carson Palmer should be gone.
Philip Rivers should be gone.

Romo is just about the only reason the Cowboys had as good of a season as they did. Look at the blocking, the wrong route running and giving up on passes that his receivers have done. Romo was forced to overcompensate for a whole host of player mishaps/laziness, and if he played on a team that actually did its job, they would be sitting pretty in the playoffs.

DivaEroticus wrote:

I don't know...maybe.  He's been down a lot with those ribs, and can't seem to heal between shots.  But the hit he took in November against Dallas causing a serious concussion...that's a problem.  Even with a fitted protective skull cap under his helmet, he's a liability.

I think Vick can make a good 2nd or 3rd string QB
nothing else for him should be available

Select Models wrote:

Tebow's gonna find a happy home someday... and when he does... he'll take whatever team he's with to the playoffs again.  I personally think he's a great QB who hasn't been given the opportunity to really shine...

I don't think Tebow is  NFL starting QB caliber. Even though he gets a lot of hate on here.........and why I cannot figure, I just think people are jealous of him for some reason..........he can still help a team. He is a good team player that can fill in at times and help out on situations. But I don't think he has the tools to make a serious playoff run as a starting QB

Peach Jones wrote:

I don't think Tebow is  NFL starting QB caliber. Even though he gets a lot of hate on here.........and why I cannot figure, I just think people are jealous of him for some reason..........he can still help a team. He is a good team player that can fill in at times and help out on situations. But I don't think he has the tools to make a serious playoff run as a starting QB

Not so much Tebow hate but the Fla Gator Alum/fanboys here insisting that he will be the best QB in the history in the league when fact is that he will never have good enough mechanics to be an even average QB (he has the body of a powerlifter,way too much muscle mass on the upper body to be able to have even close to good enough mechanics to throw a football accurately on a consistant basis)he is an under 50% completion qb,that will not cut it in the NFL.
A good backup on a team with a lot of talent(especially a running game)to hold the fort for a few games,yeah,he can do that

Peach Jones wrote:

Romo is just about the only reason the Cowboys had as good of a season as they did. Look at the blocking, the wrong route running and giving up on passes that his receivers have done. Romo was forced to overcompensate for a whole host of player mishaps/laziness, and if he played on a team that actually did its job, they would be sitting pretty in the playoffs.

There was no excuse for those 3 INT's Sunday night,especially the last one,that is flat out bad decision making and choking in the clutch....
He is not a winner

Chris Rifkin wrote:

There was no excuse for those 3 INT's Sunday night,especially the last one,that is flat out bad decision making and choking in the clutch....
He is not a winner

TOTALLY AGREE... Dallas will NEVER get to a Superbowl birth with him as QB...

Select Models wrote:

Tebow's gonna find a happy home someday... and when he does... he'll take whatever team he's with to the playoffs again.

I'll help him look for that home, but where I'll check is at TE or HB. There are too many good QB's to displace one for a mediocre QB, but good athlete

Right Poes Photography wrote:
But it would actually be awesome, it was McCoy who was a big part of Tebow's effectiveness with the Bronco's.

That's not something you'd want to put on your resume. Tebow was 28th in the league last year in passer rating, completed just 46.5% of his passes, threw for 12 TDs and had 12 turnovers, and was last in the league in passing yards per game, worse than Curtis Painter, John Skelton, Matt Cassel and Colt McCoy.

Let There Be Light wrote:

That's not something you'd want to put on your resume. Tebow was 28th in the league last year in passer rating, completed just 46.5% of his passes, threw for 12 TDs and had 12 turnovers, and was last in the league in passing yards per game, worse than Curtis Painter, John Skelton, Matt Cassel and Colt McCoy.

Yet the Broncos won a playoff game...

Tebow will be great for another team.

j3_photo wrote:

Yet the Broncos won a playoff game...

Tebow will be great for another team.

as a backup

Chris Rifkin wrote:

as a backup

He needs to be given a chance to lead a team from start...THEN will it be truly known if he's worthy in the NFL.

j3_photo wrote:

He needs to be given a chance to lead a team from start...THEN will it be truly known if he's worthy in the NFL.

IMO 90% of anyone who knows anything about football has seen enough.
Just look at the differance with the Broncos
Same WRs,same O line
Both Thomas and Decker had break out years at WR with a real QB,Manning
Same WRs,a career under 50% completion rate

Chris Rifkin wrote:

IMO 90% of anyone who knows anything about football has seen enough.
Just look at the differance with the Broncos
Same WRs,same O line
Both Thomas and Decker had break out years at WR with a real QB,Manning
Same WRs,a career under 50% completion rate

I'd still give him a shot...he didn't start last year until the 6th game.

Peyton has YEARS of experience also.

j3_photo wrote:

Yet the Broncos won a playoff game...

Tebow will be great for another team.

Agreed... I think he's been sold short.  I think Dallas should kick 'Blomo' to the curb and sign Tebow... ... then they might get in the playoffs like Denver did last year with Tebow at the helm...

Select Models wrote:

Agreed... I think he's been sold short.  I think Dallas should kick 'Blomo' to the curb and sign Tebow... ... then they might get in the playoffs like Denver did last year with Tebow at the helm...

I'd take Tebow over Romo ANY day.