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But he certainly looks like a guy who can be a more than competent starting quarterback for some team in this league.


MCwon might get a bigger contract than Cutler!


No, but he's going to get a bigger contract than the one Boers & bernstein have insisted he will get as they told callers who disagreed they were "football retarded". Beyond that, the team that signs McCown for whatever the number is is much less likely to regret than the one who signs Cutler.


The only point of contention I'd raise here is McCown is unfortunately in the middle of a renaissance year at the wrong age. At 35 years old next year, I think teams should look at him as a great backup option and/or caretaker who can man the position while a rookie takes notes.

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10 years ago, Jay would stay. Rookie QB's play all the time now. I'd be extremely confident with McCown + rookie next year with the extra $10 million a year spent on upgrading the defense.


What makes you confident that 2013 McCown is what they would get next year and not the McCown that existed prior to this year? The chances of QB the Bears draft sucking is pretty high unless you are just that sold on Trestman's ability to mold a QB at this point.

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10 years ago, Jay would stay. Rookie QB's play all the time now. I'd be extremely confident with McCown + rookie next year with the extra $10 million a year spent on upgrading the defense.


What makes you confident that 2013 McCown is what they would get next year and not the McCown that existed prior to this year? The chances of QB the Bears draft sucking is pretty high unless you are just that sold on Trestman's ability to mold a QB at this point.

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The only point of contention I'd raise here is McCown is unfortunately in the middle of a renaissance year at the wrong age. At 35 years old next year, I think teams should look at him as a great backup option and/or caretaker who can man the position while a rookie takes notes.


Yeah, I'm not sure I'm comfortable with him as the starter. Might be a strange offseason.


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Northside_Dan wrote:
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10 years ago, Jay would stay. Rookie QB's play all the time now. I'd be extremely confident with McCown + rookie next year with the extra $10 million a year spent on upgrading the defense.


What makes you confident that 2013 McCown is what they would get next year and not the McCown that existed prior to this year? The chances of QB the Bears draft sucking is pretty high unless you are just that sold on Trestman's ability to mold a QB at this point.


That's his specialty, and it's been bolstered this year with the stats of McCown and Cutler when compared against prior years, so it's not unreasonable to think Trestman can work well with a rookie QB next year. He cannot make a bad QB become an All Pro, but it seems he knows how to optimize the talents of whoever he has on the roster.

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veganfan21 wrote:
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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But he certainly looks like a guy who can be a more than competent starting quarterback for some team in this league.


MCwon might get a bigger contract than Cutler!


No, but he's going to get a bigger contract than the one Boers & bernstein have insisted he will get as they told callers who disagreed they were "football retarded". Beyond that, the team that signs McCown for whatever the number is is much less likely to regret than the one who signs Cutler.


The only point of contention I'd raise here is McCown is unfortunately in the middle of a renaissance year at the wrong age. At 35 years old next year, I think teams should look at him as a great backup option and/or caretaker who can man the position while a rookie takes notes.


Or he could be somebody's Jim Plunkett.

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The only point of contention I'd raise here is McCown is unfortunately in the middle of a renaissance year at the wrong age. At 35 years old next year, I think teams should look at him as a great backup option and/or caretaker who can man the position while a rookie takes notes.


Yeah, I'm not sure I'm comfortable with him as the starter. Might be a strange offseason.


Yes I wouldn't sign him as a starter either. It may be that McCown is to the Bears what Flynn and Cassel were to the Packers and Pats, respectively. Unheralded QBs who excelled in a system designed to maximize their abilities, and then faltered elsewhere once removed from the system in which they excelled.

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I still don't think McCown is all that good...


But he certainly looks like a guy who can be a more than competent starting quarterback for some team in this league.
Right now...

That was his 5th start. I need to see more to avoid a Grossman situation where he looked like an all-pro until the league figured him out.
Uh, last night was his 38th career start, and 7th for the Bears.

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10 years ago, Jay would stay. Rookie QB's play all the time now. I'd be extremely confident with McCown + rookie next year with the extra $10 million a year spent on upgrading the defense.


What makes you confident that 2013 McCown is what they would get next year and not the McCown that existed prior to this year? The chances of QB the Bears draft sucking is pretty high unless you are just that sold on Trestman's ability to mold a QB at this point.
I'm not confident, but if that happens the rookie plays.

I do hate the "Bears QB pick will probably suck" line of thinking. Then just sign Jay to a 10 year deal but also fire Emery because he sucks if we can't even trust him to pick a quarterback in a very deep QB draft.

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Frank Coztansa wrote:
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I still don't think McCown is all that good...


But he certainly looks like a guy who can be a more than competent starting quarterback for some team in this league.
Right now...

That was his 5th start. I need to see more to avoid a Grossman situation where he looked like an all-pro until the league figured him out.
Uh, last night was his 38th career start, and 7th for the Bears.
I was talking about this year just like I was talking about Grossman and the one year he started off great. How was that not obvious?

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2006 offense < 2013 offense
2006 defense >>> 2013 defense

Grossman put up Cutleresque numbers for 5 weeks before putting up real clunkers in week 6, 8, 11, 12, and 17. I don't recall you pining for Kyle Orton to take back the reins at that point.

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I haven't been following Philly too closely, but are they having the same argument with Foles and Vick? Vick has every bit the arm Cutler has, and is just as mobile (when healthy), but Foles is lighting it up and has the best QB rating in the NFL (McCown now 3rd behind Foles and Manning).

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I haven't been following Philly too closely, but are they having the same argument with Foles and Vick? Vick has every bit the arm Cutler has, and is just as mobile (when healthy), but Foles is lighting it up and has the best QB rating in the NFL (McCown now 3rd behind Foles and Manning).


No, they've officially moved on from Vick to Foles per the coach. He waited until Vick was done with his rehab to announce the switch.

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Grossman put up Cutleresque numbers for 5 weeks before putting up real clunkers in week 6, 8, 11, 12, and 17. I don't recall you pining for Kyle Orton to take back the reins at that point.
What exactly are you arguing? What does Orton have to do with 2006?

Rex Grossman looked like an all-pro for about half a season too. I'm not yet convinced that McCown won't see a massive dropoff in production too. I'm comparing the run McCown is on now to what Grossman did.

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So you are saying you don't expect McCown to throw for 13 TDs and 1 INT over his next 5 games? Way to go out on a limb. Just like Elmhurst Steve didn't think Chris Sale would keep up pace of a 9-2 record and 2.1something ERA during the second half of 2012.

I don't think there is anything wrong with the Bears going into next year with McCown as the #1 guy with a rookie ready to play at a moments notice.

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So you are saying you don't expect McCown to throw for 13 TDs and 1 INT over his next 5 games? Way to go out on a limb. Just like Elmhurst Steve didn't think Chris Sale would keep up pace of a 9-2 record and 2.1something ERA during the second half of 2012.
I didn't intend to make it into an interesting point. You just responded in an illogical way to it.

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But he certainly looks like a guy who can be a more than competent starting quarterback for some team in this league.


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How long until it's more than a fluke?



Everything in his career has shown me that this isn't him.

http://www.nfl.com/player/joshmccown/2505076/profile

All of the sudden he's a hall of fame player (I know you don't think that, but his stats this year are that of a HoF caliber QB)? I look at the careers of Jay and Josh. Realize Jay has had a better career therefore his 16 average will, in all likelihood, be better than Josh's.

Yeah, he's probably slightly better. Not 15 million dollars a year better.

Id rather save that money and spend it on the D or a Mannelly statue

And, Id be careful to judge McCown. He had 13 starts with the god awful Cardinals and then 9 with the Raiders. Those are teams that are both capable of making good/decent players look bad.


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Also, don't discount how virtually every broadcast team talks about how much the "other players love McCown".

I would guess that 75% of the locker room would be happy to see Jay go. It's obvious hearing Alex Brown talk that many on the defense didn't like Jay.

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I would guess that 75% of the locker room would be happy to see Jay go.
Pure speculation on your part. Alex Brown played with 6 people (Jay included) who are currently on the roster, and one of them is a kicker and the other a long snapper.

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I would guess that 75% of the locker room would be happy to see Jay go.
Pure speculation on your part.
Do you know what the word "guess" means?

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PFF ranks of the defenses McCown has played significant snaps against: 30, 26, 22, 3, 24, 29.
Cutler: 11, 24, 21, 9, 10, 16, 9


3 was Baltimore for Josh.

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I thought he played well against the Ravens, especially given the conditions. He certainly outplayed Flacco

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I thought he played well against the Ravens, especially given the conditions. He certainly outplayed Flacco



I agree. Just found that info and adding it to the discussion. Josh has played against, on average, weaker competition. All part of the calculations here.

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PFF ranks of the defenses McCown has played significant snaps against: 30, 26, 22, 3, 24, 29.
Cutler: 11, 24, 21, 9, 10, 16, 9


3 was Baltimore for Josh.

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I thought he played well against the Ravens, especially given the conditions. He certainly outplayed Flacco



I agree. Just found that info and adding it to the discussion. Josh has played against, on average, weaker competition. All part of the calculations here.


Yes, but in beating the team with the 3rd best defense, McCown put up a 92.9, which is better than Cutler's 88.4 against lesser-ranked defenses. Which doesn't prove that much, granted, but shows McCown can beat a good defense.

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I thought he played well against the Ravens, especially given the conditions. He certainly outplayed Flacco



I agree. Just found that info and adding it to the discussion. Josh has played against, on average, weaker competition. All part of the calculations here.

Cutler also had an advantage in that he was set up on shorter fields by the defense when they could actually stop an offense and create turnovers before all the injuries.

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I thought he played well against the Ravens, especially given the conditions. He certainly outplayed Flacco



I agree. Just found that info and adding it to the discussion. Josh has played against, on average, weaker competition. All part of the calculations here.


Yes, but in beating the team with the 3rd best defense, McCown put up a 92.9, which is better than Cutler's 88.4 against lesser-ranked defenses. Which doesn't prove that much, granted, but shows McCown can beat a good defense.


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