I think at this point we have to admit. VY looks alot better. He seems more calm and poised. He seems to be throwing with confidence. He doesn't have 'established great receivers' Though I think Gage and Britt could be great and are pretty good . . but they are not AJ, Moss, etc Rocket River
If I were a Titans fan my heart would go into my throat every time he tosses one of those rainbow lobs. If he has time (or makes time, as he so often does) his WRs can often get the separation needed for those pretty teardrops... but I don't see him put it on the money with a lot of zip as often as I would like... but hey, if he keeps his turnovers down and moves the sticks with his legs every once in a while... those lobs will keep finding their way into open arms eventually. He honestly reminds me a lot of a young Donovan McNabb, whose arm developed slowly over his first 5 years in the league. Dude has a cannon now and no panic in the pocket anymore.
yeah, but he only throws those on the outside, that pass he threw to win the win the game against the cardinals is more of what i'm talking about. he threw that pass with zip in a tight spot. he didn't make throw two season ago.
Donny Mac was my favorite NFL player for the longest time. Schaub has supplanted him with his performances this year, though.
While that drive was pure Vince and totally stud worthy. I think that pass was really a bad choice as it was super high, and into a bunch of traffic... but hey, Kenny Britt was nails.
I think they have to.....I mean the dude is 25-11 as a starter....that is amazing. Say what you will about him, but he flat out LEADS the team. DD
How about the texans sign him. The Texans can then trade shaub for a couple of 1st rounders, draft a DT and CB and boom dynasty texans.
You can't argue with his 7-1 record this year with the one loss coming against the best team in football. I saw a few goofy VY passes today, but overall he was pretty solid.
That would be awesome...there is no way the Titans let him go though, they would be foolish at this point. DD