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Who would you pick as your second string QB on the all-decade (00s) team?

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TeamPats

You gotta go with Bledsoe, I mean...I think a lot of people forget how good Drew was during the Parcells era. Matt had the benefit of coming into a proven system with some of the best WR's in football. Drew was not so fortunate during the Carrol years.

Drew Bledsoe hands down

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glm

Bledsoe did lead the Pats to the Super Bowl . . .

PatsWickedPissah

You gotta go with Cassel, I mean...I think a lot of people forget how bad Drew was during the Carroll era. Matt had the benefit of coming into a proven system with some of the best WR's in football. Drew was fortunate to have Curtis Martin and Ben Coates.

Matt Cassel hands down.

I believe that BB would unhesitatingly choose Cassel, a guy who quickly adapted to runing the offsnse as desired by the coaches and did not risk the game outcome trying for the spectacular.

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jmt57

The OP's question was about the "team of the 2000's", so you can only consider Bledsoe in the 5-11 2000 season, the first two games of 2001, and coming off the bench against the Steelers in the playoffs.

To me Cassel would get the vote.

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letekro

Bledsoe gets the nod for the two great throws he made in the 2001 AFCCG - the TD to patten and the 3d down completion to Faulk that iced it.

Clonamery

Depends what your definition of "second string" is.

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fair catch fryar

Bledsoe, but I bet Cassel would've scrambled and avoided Mo Lewis on that hit.

Patjew

Yep, same here for the same reasons.

Expand it to include the 90s and I probably go with Drew.

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Mike the Brit

I agree ... we'll always have Pittsburgh, Drew. Sniff!

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