Backup QB

[NCHeels2008]

Who do you prefer Carr or Harrington

[Truemaster15]

Harrington is a gunslinger and an interception machine like Delhomme.. So I would rather us have Carr..

[NCHeels2008]

yea I don't think Carr has ever had a fair chance

[fatlever]

carr

[Cubboo]

I would love to see what Carr can do when he's not having to throw on the back peddle or from his back.

[51X3RF4N]

Lol...I guess we didn't think he'd suck that bad huh? I personally was happy as well, thinking a change of scenary and offensive line was all he needed. Boy were we all wrong.

[Rooster]

Baby steps... don't we need a starting QB first? Delhomme's not getting any younger, so a succession plan might be nice before we contemplate 28-year old busts.

Out of those two, though, definitely Carr. He's already familiar with the playbook.

[bleu]

I'd say Carr for sure. I think that he's actually a really good QB even though he hasn't had much success.

[fatlever]

never could have guessed carr would be THAT bad. wow. thank god that is over. i think we all agree matt moore is a great guy to have around at #2.

[Rooster]

This is why you take DEs #1 and not QBs.

From what I saw of Matt Moore last year, he looked pretty good. Think he could be a starter in a couple years? If so, that saves our collective asses, and if not, I still think we should keep looking.

[ohara]

When the Jets release Pennington later today, I would not mind seeing him sign on with the Panthers. A veteran back up just in case something goes wrong with Jake's elbow and the Tommy John surgery. I know Matt Moore did OK the last 3 games last year, but Pennington could tutor him some. Cannot underestimate the value of veteran leadership. Pennington never had the strongest arm, but he has been a solid QB.

[Rooster]

Delhomme is enough veteran leadership imo, especially considering he's had way more success than Pennington. Besides, Pennington's allegedly a Dolphin now anyway, although I sure wouldn't have given him that much per year.

Anyone else feel like Pennington's age (32!!!) is a sign that the world is moving too quickly? I always thought of him as a young guy in terms of the NFL, and if I were forced to guess, I would've pegged him at 29. I guess those chads hung a long time ago, though.

[fatlever]

pennington plays like he's 42.