Schefter points out that there could be a "flooded market" of QB's.
What he doesn't point out is that the market will be flooded with back-ups.
Michael Vick, Jon Kitna, Rex Grossman, Vince Young, Matt Leinart, Matt Hasselbeck, Marc Bulger, Alex Smith - are any teams going to gamble that these players are the long-term solution at starting QB?
I guess someone could take a risk on Leinart off that list. But it hardly is a list of prospective starters.
It's exactly the same as comparing the CB market last year with Asante Samuel and Webster, Bryant, and Sanders in the same bucket.
Further, most of the QB's on his list won't end up being available.
Vick? Probably will be suspended - it's highly unlikely he will walk out of prison and into the NFL.
Vince Young, Matt Leinart, Alex Smith, Matt Hasselbeck - none of these guys are free agents. They might be released or traded, but it is conjecture.
Higher on the list, Garcia, Kitna, and Collins are clearly past their prime. They are one-year solutions, but not long-term solutions at QB. A team looking for a solution probably won't consider these guys. Even Warner, one of the true free agents on the list, doesn't have four or five years left - he won't command a real long-term deal.
While there could be many players listed at QB available, there will be few players comparable to Cassel.
If you care about winning, you are going to consider Cassel.