tnviper

matt leinart is a great qb but where is all his help ?any input about what could be done i would like to hear it.

gridmonster

there's so much focus on qb and rb and wr sometimes I wonder if teams have
the scouting to ensure good choices for o-line men on draft day. Sometimes
I think the QB can be out of complexion with the line. By that I mean the
line can be decent and the QB can be decent but the style of the line's play
doesn't complement the style of the QB's. IMO, for instance you need a different type of lineman for a Bledsoe than a Vick. This is a dramatic example, where the point becomes pretty obvious. However, when the
nuances become more subtle, I think that then a good scouting staff with a
clear understanding of the overall conceptual direction in which the team is headed is more likely to make sound governing decisions based on sometimes
what just comes down to intuition on draft day. (Was that a run-on sentence?)

MANNING18

Matt Leinart isint a great QB. No offence intended but it just isint there. He's a good fit in Arizona, overrhyped, overpaid, doesnt show up come game day. Very indicative of the entire franchise. You think he needs help? How about Fitzgerald, Bolden, James. Good enough for ya?

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commissioner_acc

I agree with the previous guy.

This is a serious insult to their WRs - arguably the best tandem in the NFC.
Throw in B. Johnson and it's a good trio. Anyone with a brain can see that their running game is in shambles and that does not help any QB succeed.


Also calling Leinart great is ridiculous. He was great in college. Make him earn it please.

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