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[CaptainStubing]

i was glad that t-jax finally got a chance to start a full season. i was always curious to see what he could do being 'the man' somewhere and not constantly looking over his shoulder.

i have to say that i'm not sure he's ever going to be much more than he is right now, which is just a serviceable qb, probably best suited to be someone's solid #2.

I'm just not seeing any improvement in the vision, decision making, and release that i was hoping to see and he's had plenty of time and now different coaching to take his game to the next level.

[CStevenson13]

Originally Posted by CaptainStubing

i was glad that t-jax finally got a chance to start a full season. i was always curious to see what he could do being 'the man' somewhere and not constantly looking over his shoulder.

i have to say that i'm not sure he's ever going to be much more than he is right now, which is just a serviceable qb, probably best suited to be someone's solid #2.

I'm just not seeing any improvement in the vision, decision making, and release that i was hoping to see and he's had plenty of time and now different coaching to take his game to the next level.

Couldnt agree more

[86WARD]

I can't help but wonder where the Seahawks would be right now with Andy Dalton...

[CStevenson13]

Originally Posted by 86WARD

I can't help but wonder where the Seahawks would be right now with Andy Dalton...

Very interesting thought, they have a great homefield advantage, strong running game, physical defense that stops the run and above average talent at WR. I think they are a wildcard team with Dalton, or any type of consistency a QB for that matter

[bigsexyy81]

Originally Posted by 86WARD

I can't help but wonder where the Seahawks would be right now with Andy Dalton...

Or if they resigned Matt Hasslebeck.

[Jihad Joe]

I think you see Matt Flynn in Seattle

[AtlantaBlazer]

Originally Posted by CaptainStubing

i was glad that t-jax finally got a chance to start a full season. i was always curious to see what he could do being 'the man' somewhere and not constantly looking over his shoulder.

i have to say that i'm not sure he's ever going to be much more than he is right now, which is just a serviceable qb, probably best suited to be someone's solid #2.

I'm just not seeing any improvement in the vision, decision making, and release that i was hoping to see and he's had plenty of time and now different coaching to take his game to the next level.

Exactly. He would be perfect for them if they could get a playmaker out wide, someone who can actually stretch the field and ISN'T always hurt.