Kiper Vs. McShay: Who's Number 1?

Ha .. ha .. ha .. (minus the white stuff) ... It was fun talking about it ... I wish I had more time to play around on the web but work is all important especially these days. They would have put up a much better showing against the likes of Alabama and Florida if he played for Georgia but their were too many little things they needed to do to be on that championship level. Basic things. Stuff they should have known before getting to Georgia and picked up on while playing for University. I was really dissapointed with them not living up to their potential. They have the talent ... but didn't play like it. Oh well ... it's another year to see how well they do and I will admit I think that after last years mediocre season (I'm greedy ... I think a 10 - 3 season is mediocre) they will actually play with a lot more intensity and focus. I certainly hope so. Headed to work again. See ya! Oh yeah! I forgot to tell ya. I actually met Flava Flav here in Las Vegas at his place. I delivered a laptop to him and his girl (or wife ... I'm not sure) one day and he opened the door. I looked at him ... he looked at me ... I looked at that big a** clock around his chest and we both broke out laughing. I was thinkin' I know I didn't just wake up Flava Flav and he said "Yeah man it's me" We talked for a good 10 minutes (I had to cause it was The Flava man himself! I just had to tell you after seeing your avatar thingy. Anyway ... talk to ya soon.

Your points are excellent. Keep em' coming. Tebow behind center? ... I agree ... but only for his leadership skills. Ugh! I can't believe I said that! He is a playmaker whether I like him or not. Jamarcus Russell? I'm still waiting on that. I'd really like him to pan out but it doesn't look like he will. Tebow also had and has a great crop of outstanding receivers to help him leave Florida as the best all time. Georgia did have a better QB, RB and (a) good flanker/receiver (A. J. Green) and (split/tight end) Mohamed Massaquoi. Florida had a better Team. And still does. The Alabama fiasco pretty much summed up the reason why Mark Richt needed to get in their faces and make them do the basic things like wrapping up and stop getting dumb penalties. 31 to zero at the half. At home. Anyway ... I gotta get some sleep. I'll check back with you sooner or later. Fedex doesn't like it when I'm late. Peace.

We won't argue about Cutler ... I don't even like him or Denver. As for you saying he couldn't win with Knowshon or A.J. Green? That's just plain silly. The games they lost were the result of a lack of focus and discipline on the part of the team (as a whole) and Mark Richt should have fixed that by now. (Like I said earlier ... that's another blog) Stafford did throw some silly passes but you get over that with time. Show me any SEC QB who has a better arm than Matt Stafford and I'll show you a future Hall of Famer. I know that's stretching it a bit but the point is Mathew Stafford is a better QB than Tim - 2 National Titles - Tebow. Period! As a pro he will get better ... he has to. I do agree he should have stayed at Georgia and I blame that on the coaches also who obviously didn't instill a sense of pride in him and Moreno for not wanting another crack at Florida. Moreno needed more seasoning too. It will be what it will be.

The tools are there. Pick him and use them! Also Stafford wasn't the whole team. He didn't win anything because the team as a whole under achieved. That was Mark Richts fault ... Period! (That point is for another blog) The point is if they pick Stafford he will be the building block they need to start with. Pick some new blood or trade for it to protect him and shore up their weak defense. They have nothing to lose since they're already on the bottom anyway. Jay Cutler isn't going anywhere. Denver would be stupid to let him go. He is their best option right now. Big mistake on the part of management.

It's about building a team. A huge lineman might be the way to start seeing progress in Detroit. And there are many ways to find a quarterback. See Miami, Houston, Chicago and New England. If something is built to succeed, then your pro-style quarterback can have some success.