King I'd like to introduce you to this horse, i know it's dead but you seem like the type who will still enjoy playing with it.
Complete 50% of his passes? You have to have an accurate arm, even if you're throwing to Jerry Rice and Tim Smith and Steve Largent in their primes.
I didnt argue RBs have an equal learning curve, Im saying they do have learning curves, and that when they are backup to studs, it could take even longer.
Well he does have Bennet and Givens, who are not complete crap a la Bradford and Gaffney. Also, he has a pretty good runninggame for help.
Givens is the third wideout, they start Bobby Wade and Drew Bennett. if not "complete crap", they are definitely a bottom tier combo and rank among the very worst in the league. If you saw Wade drop a late in the game TD pass on 3rd down vs. Indy that would have put the Titans up 2 scores, you would agree with this.
Bradford and Gafney definitely qualifed the years they started. I dont think they are playing anymore, not in the NFL anyways.
Here are some tidbits: Passing Stats Player Att Comp Yds Comp % Yds/Att TD TD % INT INT % Long Sack/Lost Rating Vince Young 114 54 599 47.4 5.3 4 3.5 4 3.5 28 6/15 60.5 Kerry Collins 90 42 549 46.7 6.1 1 1.1 6 6.7 36 4/23 42.3 But also consider this: Rushing Stats Player No Yds Avg Long TD Vince Young 25 123 4.9 20 2 Kerry Collins 0 0 0 0 Record and points: KC 0-3, 33 scored, 76 given up VERSUS teams with a 10-12 record. VY 2-2, 80 scored, 103 given up VERSUS teams with a 15-13 record. So if nothing else with VY at the helm his offense has been far more productive in points and less error prone than when a 12 year NFL starter has played. I don't think anyone thought VY would be playing by week 8 at all, let alone doing some good things for his team.
Mant rookie running backs do not have learning curves: Clinton Portis: 1508 yds Edge James: 1553 yds Curtis Martin: 1487 yds Jamal Lewis: 1364 yds Marshall Faulk: 1282 yds All these are from their rookie seasons
