I agree, but what does this have to do with Rohan Davey?I've read that Arizona is looking at some veterans to back up Warner. I think they will definitely need a good second option, since Warner has a tendency to get banged up.
Reading between the lines, Rohan Davey is not a good second option?I agree, but what does this have to do with Rohan Davey?I've read that Arizona is looking at some veterans to back up Warner. I think they will definitely need a good second option, since Warner has a tendency to get banged up.
I'm in the school of thought that he's not. From what I've read he just doesn't have what it takes to become a good QB in this league. I think he originally caught the avid Fantasy Football player's attention by backing up Tom Brady and the Patriots.Reading between the lines, Rohan Davey is not a good second option?I agree, but what does this have to do with Rohan Davey?I've read that Arizona is looking at some veterans to back up Warner. I think they will definitely need a good second option, since Warner has a tendency to get banged up.
NFLE MVP or just a real good year over there one year. They have some excellent QB coaches and apparently it was yet another great coaching job.I'm in the school of thought that he's not. From what I've read he just doesn't have what it takes to become a good QB in this league. I think he originally caught the avid Fantasy Football player's attention by backing up Tom Brady and the Patriots.Reading between the lines, Rohan Davey is not a good second option?I agree, but what does this have to do with Rohan Davey?I've read that Arizona is looking at some veterans to back up Warner. I think they will definitely need a good second option, since Warner has a tendency to get banged up.
After your PDSL selections, I take all your QB recommendations with a lot of grains of salt. Navarre is the clear 2 at this point out in the desert.FWIW, I've given up on him and I usually take a while to give up on a guy I really like. (I still think Jason Thomas could have been a great NFL QB)
That's right, I forgot about that. That's when his value was at the highest, then he went over to the Patriots camp and stunk up the joint.NFLE MVP or just a real good year over there one year.I'm in the school of thought that he's not. From what I've read he just doesn't have what it takes to become a good QB in this league. I think he originally caught the avid Fantasy Football player's attention by backing up Tom Brady and the Patriots.Reading between the lines, Rohan Davey is not a good second option?I agree, but what does this have to do with Rohan Davey?I've read that Arizona is looking at some veterans to back up Warner. I think they will definitely need a good second option, since Warner has a tendency to get banged up.
Well, I offered Bass the sig bet that Nall outscores his 3rd QB. He declined. You up for it?After your PDSL selections, I take all your QB recommendations with a lot of grains of salt. Navarre is the clear 2 at this point out in the desert.FWIW, I've given up on him and I usually take a while to give up on a guy I really like. (I still think Jason Thomas could have been a great NFL QB)
Look for them to probably draft someone late first day / early second day to groom for the 2/3 role.
Vet QBs without homes may also wind up in AZ (Collins, Harrington, etc.)
Because Navarre is the #2, and Davey the #3. That's not going to change unless they bring in another guy, which will push Davey down another notch. I love board guys who remain in denial. Davey will never be a starting QB. He's closer to being out of the league than he is to ever starting.It doesn't take a good quarterback to play with WRs like what the Cardinals have. Anyone who bore the label of "Arizona Starting QB" last year belonged on a fantasy roster, and that doesn't change with Davey. If Warner went down and R-Dave became the guy, he would most definitely have value. If it turns out that he's the #2 quarterback, he should probably be one of the first back-up QBs (real life back-ups, not fantasy league back-ups) taken.
I don't know why people are so quick to write this guy off.
Do you really need to be this condescending to prove your point? I'm in denial? What exactly am I in denial of?He's barely had an opportunity to even start dude. It wasn't long ago that Bulger was an unheard of 3rd-stringer, who sat behind Jamie Martin, who sucks. And until Davey gets a chance to throw more than 10 passes in an NFL season, I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt. Things change when the bullets start flying, and so far, Davey has been successful with every opportunity he's been given.Because Navarre is the #2, and Davey the #3. That's not going to change unless they bring in another guy, which will push Davey down another notch. I love board guys who remain in denial. Davey will never be a starting QB. He's closer to being out of the league than he is to ever starting.It doesn't take a good quarterback to play with WRs like what the Cardinals have. Anyone who bore the label of "Arizona Starting QB" last year belonged on a fantasy roster, and that doesn't change with Davey. If Warner went down and R-Dave became the guy, he would most definitely have value. If it turns out that he's the #2 quarterback, he should probably be one of the first back-up QBs (real life back-ups, not fantasy league back-ups) taken.
I don't know why people are so quick to write this guy off.
Why did the Patriots drop Davey for Doug Flutie and a 7th round draft pick?Davey has been successful with every opportunity he's been...Because Navarre is the #2, and Davey the #3. That's not going to change unless they bring in another guy, which will push Davey down another notch. I love board guys who remain in denial. Davey will never be a starting QB. He's closer to being out of the league than he is to ever starting.It doesn't take a good quarterback to play with WRs like what the Cardinals have. Anyone who bore the label of "Arizona Starting QB" last year belonged on a fantasy roster, and that doesn't change with Davey. If Warner went down and R-Dave became the guy, he would most definitely have value. If it turns out that he's the #2 quarterback, he should probably be one of the first back-up QBs (real life back-ups, not fantasy league back-ups) taken.
I don't know why people are so quick to write this guy off.
As someone who has seen Davey in action I can honestly say he's horrible. If possible he regressed while wearing a Pats uniform. While I know this is based on just preseason it's also based on watching him play against other teams scrubs as well as first teamers. There's nothing about him that is is translating to the pros. He has bad footwork, is not accurate and most of all is incredibly slow when it comes to making a decision and than executing it. I was rooting as hard as hell for the guy while he was with the Pats but have no problem saying his play was simply abysmal and I saw literally no upside to him. When he came back from Europe many were excited but that vanished very quickly. The Pats had no problem dumping him even though they invested three years in trying to develop him. The fact he lost out to a player who wasn't even a starter in college and was raw as hell last preseason shows that the Pats truly had given up on him. Anything is possible but I would be truly shocked if Davey ever amounts to anything in the NFL.Do you really need to be this condescending to prove your point? I'm in denial? What exactly am I in denial of?He's barely had an opportunity to even start dude. It wasn't long ago that Bulger was an unheard of 3rd-stringer, who sat behind Jamie Martin, who sucks. And until Davey gets a chance to throw more than 10 passes in an NFL season, I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt. Things change when the bullets start flying, and so far, Davey has been successful with every opportunity he's been given.Because Navarre is the #2, and Davey the #3. That's not going to change unless they bring in another guy, which will push Davey down another notch. I love board guys who remain in denial. Davey will never be a starting QB. He's closer to being out of the league than he is to ever starting.It doesn't take a good quarterback to play with WRs like what the Cardinals have. Anyone who bore the label of "Arizona Starting QB" last year belonged on a fantasy roster, and that doesn't change with Davey. If Warner went down and R-Dave became the guy, he would most definitely have value. If it turns out that he's the #2 quarterback, he should probably be one of the first back-up QBs (real life back-ups, not fantasy league back-ups) taken.
I don't know why people are so quick to write this guy off.
I'm sure you would have said the same thing about Kurt Warner with the Rams and Delhomme in NFL Europe only a few years ago, so BTFU.
I doubt it. Hes never prooven anything in this league and ARZ is activley shopping for another #2.I'm sure some of this will shake out as the year unfolds, but as of right now would you say he is the #2 behind Warner?
If so, with those weapons he has to be someone you have your eye on, right?
I thought for sure he would do that. Dropped him soon after.Probably the most biggest sign that Davey is not much of a prospect is that Nick Saban (his coach at LSU) did not pick him up last year in the clown fest over in Miami.
Hey DTM,Yes, it would've been better to leave that 'in denial' comment out. Sorry about that.Do you really need to be this condescending to prove your point? I'm in denial? What exactly am I in denial of?I love board guys who remain in denial.
I was basing my opinion on a compilation of Davey's preseason, training camp and actual starting experience. Yes, I misunderstood your prior posts. My bad. Yes, if Davey secures the #2 spot, and got the chance to start if Warner is injured, then yes, he would have fantasy value. You'd probably agree though that there's half a dozen backups in the league that we could say that about.Davey has attempted, at the most, 10 NFL passes in any given season. He could be successful IF he ended up securing the #2 spot behind Warner, and subsequently got an opportunity to start if Warner was injured.
And the statement that I don't understand why people are so quick to write him off was based on his potential fantasy value. Not his potential to become a great NFL quarterback. I thought I had made it clear that my argument hinged on whether or not he actually ends up winning the back-up job.
Of course SABAN "discussed a deal" with his former QB DAVEY. It's more PR than anything. If SABAN really wanted DAVEY he WOULD'VE got him, but in all ACTUALITY he didn't want him because he SUCKS. It's total coach speak. He wasn't upset that he didn't get DAVEY. Bank on that.I'm 99 percent sure that Davey will not be the 2nd string QB for the Cardinals come opening day. I'm not even sure why I'm leaving the 1 percent out. Heck I'm not even certain he'll make the roster, he sucks so bad.to bring up the SABAN thing ..
please go back in the blogger or rotoworld . and you will see SABAN actually had a meeting set up with DAVEY to discuss a deal ... BUT ARIZONA came calling with a contract and he took the first contract that came his way ...
i even watched a SABAN press conference on the dolphins web site during that time last year . when saban discussed he was upset he wasnt able t get Davey under contract in time
so that argument doesnt hold much water with me
At least Warner has prior success and Frerotte will be forever labeled as a temporary fix. Sure anything is possible in this league, but I wouldn't waste a roster spot on Davey.well many doubted Warner in AZ before the year and ...well they hardly had a sure fire starter. Frerotte seemed to have the Miami job locked up.
you missed the whole piont of the original poster .. he was looking for a deep young guy sleeper that could come out of no where ... DAvey at 27 on a team with a shaky QB position .. is as good of a long shot as any i wouldnt ever trade for Davey .. but to pick him up for free.. why notOf course SABAN "discussed a deal" with his former QB DAVEY. It's more PR than anything. If SABAN really wanted DAVEY he WOULD'VE got him, but in all ACTUALITY he didn't want him because he SUCKS. It's total coach speak. He wasn't upset that he didn't get DAVEY. Bank on that.I'm 99 percent sure that Davey will not be the 2nd string QB for the Cardinals come opening day. I'm not even sure why I'm leaving the 1 percent out. Heck I'm not even certain he'll make the roster, he sucks so bad.to bring up the SABAN thing ..
please go back in the blogger or rotoworld . and you will see SABAN actually had a meeting set up with DAVEY to discuss a deal ... BUT ARIZONA came calling with a contract and he took the first contract that came his way ...
i even watched a SABAN press conference on the dolphins web site during that time last year . when saban discussed he was upset he wasnt able t get Davey under contract in time
so that argument doesnt hold much water with me
It's only April and the Cardinals are looking for another QB because they don't have confident in DAVEY.
If you want to stash him on your roster, fine, but don't try to convinced the masses that it's a good idea.
I have to disagree here. I definitely remember Saban commenting during training camp about how, paraphrasing, 'neither Frerotte or Feeley seem intent on winning the job.'Even though their QB situation was bad when Davey was available, you have to agree that Saban being disappointed that he missed out on him is completely different from the implication in this thread that the Dolphins had no interest in him whatsoever....well they hardly had a sure fire starter. Frerotte seemed to have the Miami job locked up.
link7. MIA - QB Situation Still Unsettled
Clipped from: Associated Press article, 8/31/05
To the dismay of new Miami coach Nick Saban, Gus Frerotte and A.J. Feeley have been unable to claim the starting job, with both struggling through much of the preseason.
"I would have liked to determine it a month ago or two weeks ago," Saban said. "I would like to determine it. I don't have a problem with determining it. We are trying to determine it. But we don't want to upset the apple cart of what we are trying to accomplish with the development of both of these players by trying to determine something that is not ready to be determined."
Saban anointed Frerotte the front-runner after two exhibition games. While Frerotte is in his first season with the Dolphins, the 12th-year pro is familiar with their playbook because he and new offensive coordinator Scott Linehan were together with the Minnesota Vikings.
But Frerotte struggled starting the past two games, while Feeley played well last week against Tampa Bay's second-team defense, leading the Dolphins (1-3) to 10 points as they rallied for their first win under Saban.
From the start of training camp, Saban has said he'll likely need both quarterbacks this season -- and perhaps even third-stringer Sage Rosenfels. Now Saban says he'll consider playing both Frerotte and Feeley in the same game "if that's what it takes for us to have the best opportunity to win."
That must sound ominous to Dolphins fans, who watched Feeley share the job last season with Marino's much-maligned successor, Jay Fiedler. The result was a 4-12 record, Miami's worst since the 1960s.
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None of the Dolphin QBs have looked great so far in the preseason, but if one of them starts to find his rhythm, he will have some nice targets to throw to. Chris Chambrers, Marty Booker, and David Boston are a solid trio of wide receivers, Randy McMichael is a big-play threat from the tight end position, and both Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams can turn a short pass into a long gain. The offensive line is a major area of concern, but if Hudson Houck can work some magic there like he did in San Diego last year, this Dolphin offense has more potential than many are giving it credit for. Still, no Dolphin QB is worth getting excited about until he starts to look good throwing the ball; so far, they haven't.
Because he sucks out loud.And the fact that you use words like "if", "could be" and "maybe" when describing this guy should send up a giant red flag.I don't know why people are so quick to write this guy off.
Rohan Davey was a sleeper two years ago. His ship has sailed.90% of players will write him off because he has shown little to nothing so far. Thats what makes him "sleeper" material. Of course, few sleepers pan out.
IMHO don't bet on Davey becoming the next Warner (literally or figuratively).