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01-05-2006 01:34 PM |
Young Bush
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Originally posted by Hank Chinaski
If they draft Young they should keep him on the bench next year for 2 reasons-
1 you don't want to rush a quarterback into the starting lineup too early- see Joey Harrington- and
2 if Houston sucks hard enough again next year they'll get the number 1 pick again, and then they can go for a USC running back.
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Carr started his first year, and I think he was fairly respectable. That said, I fear that playing without an offensive line for four years has probably done things to him that cannot be undone. The Boselli thing wasn't something that could have been predicted the first year (though the Wikipedia article on him suggests otherwise), but there's no excuse for this year's absymal performance. Especially after going 7 and 9 last year. I've seen Carr play at nearly every home game that the Texans have played, and I think he's good, but I also think that after 76 sacks in his rookie year, 49 in his second year, 36 last year, and *sigh* 68 this year, he's a little gun shy in the middle.
On the other hand, in the waning days of the Oilers, Bud Adams acquired Steve McNair in a very early round draft pick, and I don't think he played a single down while the Oilers were still in Houston. Granted, Adams wanted the team to be so bad that the city was more than happy to let them go to Tennessee, but it didnt' seem to me like a good use of whatever they were paying him to let him sit on the bench and "develop."
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