OT: McNabb to Miami for their #1???

[PatsWickedPissah]

so it's BS then. hey man cool creature, what movie is that?

Yes utter BS...for now.

The creature is on a Viking longboat from this flick in post-production...

http://outlander.solsector.net/index.htm

Here's a concept pic...

http://outlander.solsector.net/CONCEPT ART_files/Concept/Moorwen_Planet2.jpg

 

[PatsFanSince74]

it's just the sort of move that Miami would have made before Parcells came along. McNabb is not worth a first round pick, let alone a number one. it wouldn't be a good deal even if Miami got Mcnabb plus Philly's number one.

IMO, Miami should trade their pick to Dallas for both their number ones and a number two this year or next or a player.

 

[AzPatsFan]

I concur that such a trade was what the previous Miami regimes would have done. But Parcels is not that kind of goofball, and the situation no longer requires it.

I am not saying he will or he won't, but Parcels knows that you win or lose based on the QB that you have. Period.

In rebuilding a franchise the first thing needed is for everyone, FO, owner, and fans to recognize a major rebuild needs to be done. That usually costs some Coach his job illustrating that. Then you need another Coach to confirm that band aids won't do. That usually costs another Coach his job.

Now finally you can get serious. That is the place for total reconstruction to start, and Parcels accepted the proposition, given that the groundwork had been done by Nick Saban, and the ex-Charger OC, sacrificial lamb.

In Scouting a QB, many Scouts look for arm, size and legs. But Parcels doesn't and neither do I. You look for a HEAD. And secondarily you look for a Head, a Head, and an Arm. And tertiary, you look for a Head, a Head, and a Head, an Am, and Size. And then you look for a Head, a Head, a Head, a Head, and Arm, Size, and Legs.

Did I mention that you in evaluating QBs you look for some one with smarts between the ears, first of all? What I think is irrelevant, what Parcels thinks is key.

I don't know how Matt Ryan stacks up, he has the triangle; but he has the earmarks of a big time QB, having already graduated and working on his Master's degree this season, while excelling in big time football. He is worth consideration as a #1 pick in my opinion. It's my guess that Parcels goes there.

 

[ALP]

I concur that such a trade was what the previous Miami regimes would have done. But Parcels is not that kind of goofball, and the situation no longer requires it.

I am not saying he will or he won't, but Parcels knows that you win or lose based on the QB that you have. Period.

In rebuilding a franchise the first thing needed is for everyone, FO, owner, and fans to recognize a major rebuild needs to be done. That usually costs some Coach his job illustrating that. Then you need another Coach to confirm that band aids won't do. That usually costs another Coach his job.

Now finally you can get serious. That is the place for total reconstruction to start, and Parcels accepted the proposition, given that the groundwork had been done by Nick Saban, and the ex-Charger OC, sacrificial lamb.

In Scouting a QB, many Scouts look for arm, size and legs. But Parcels doesn't and neither do I. You look for a HEAD. And secondarily you look for a Head, a Head, and an Arm. And tertiary, you look for a Head, a Head, and a Head, an Am, and Size. And then you look for a Head, a Head, a Head, a Head, and Arm, Size, and Legs.

Did I mention that you in evaluating QBs you look for some one with smarts between the ears, first of all? What I think is irrelevant, what Parcels thinks is key.

I don't know how Matt Ryan stacks up, he has the triangle; but he has the earmarks of a big time QB, having already graduated and working on his Master's degree this season, while excelling in big time football. He is worth consideration as a #1 pick in my opinion. It's my guess that Parcels goes there.

good observation...i agree...

 

[BradyFTW!]

I wouldn't give up a second rounder for McNabb, let alone the first overall pick.