F Favre, Quinn and Manning, Lets talk about Vince. Holla at a Playa..

[Spuradicator]

because pimping aint easy, but its necessary.

[Trainwreck2100]

because pimping aint easy,

Neither is a ten yard pass, if you are Vince Young.

[Brett Favre]

OK guys, yeah...I know. I was a little bitch about the whole retirement thing, crying on camera and then kicking and screaming for a month like the time my dad took away my yo-yo for backtalking to him. It was a bitch move on my part.

But in all seriousness here, who makes a thread about Vince Young? I "retired" after 16 seasons of greatness, two Super Bowl appearances, and one championship. But this Vince Young kid goes in front of the media and says he thought about retiring after two years because football is too hard? Are they putting something in the water in Tennessee that makes men grow a vagina? I've got respect for what he did at Texas, taking matters into his own hands and beating a team his team had no business beating in the Rose Bowl. When I saw that, the only thing I could say was "Damn...!"

Now, it's different. I look at this kid and think, I wish the Packers would have traded me to the Titans so this kid would've gotten cut instead of Chad Pennington. And I got nothing against Chad either. He worked hard playing for a bad team in a bad division. Nothing wrong with that, it just wasn't in his cards, I'm sure he'll have a great career and make lots of money on some other team. Someone had to be released and it was him. That's not my fault.

But aside from having Aaron Rodgers demoted to my McDonalds dollar menu and coffee bitch, I would've loved to put that pussy Vince Young out of work.

[Spuradicator]

Neither is a ten yard pass, if you are Vince Young.

Uh, Vince can throw beyond 10 yards. What an idiot^

[Trainwreck2100]

Uh, Vince can throw beyond 10 yards. What an idiot^

yeah but his short game leaves much to the imagination

[Staff Sgt. Dignam]

OK guys, yeah...I know. I was a little bitch about the whole retirement thing, crying on camera and then kicking and screaming for a month like the time my dad took away my yo-yo for backtalking to him. It was a bitch move on my part.

But in all seriousness here, who makes a thread about Vince Young? I "retired" after 16 seasons of greatness, two Super Bowl appearances, and one championship. But this Vince Young kid goes in front of the media and says he thought about retiring after two years because football is too hard? Are they putting something in the water in Tennessee that makes men grow a vagina? I've got respect for what he did at Texas, taking matters into his own hands and beating a team his team had no business beating in the Rose Bowl. When I saw that, the only thing I could say was "Damn...!"

Now, it's different. I look at this kid and think, I wish the Packers would have traded me to the Titans so this kid would've gotten cut instead of Chad Pennington. And I got nothing against Chad either. He worked hard playing for a bad team in a bad division. Nothing wrong with that, it just wasn't in his cards, I'm sure he'll have a great career and make lots of money on some other team. Someone had to be released and it was him. That's not my fault.

But aside from having Aaron Rodgers demoted to my McDonalds dollar menu and coffee bitch, I would've loved to put that pussy Vince Young out of work.

Who the fuck do you think you are you lace curtain motherfucker? Let me tell you something. I run rat fucks like you, and I don't like 'em. Watch yourself, and if you fuck up in NY and cause more of this bullshit whiny drama, you can believe I will slam your head through a plate glass window you prick. Go suck some cock.

[Brett Favre]

Who the fuck do you think you are you lace curtain motherfucker?

I'm the guy who does his job. You must be the other guy.

[Staff Sgt. Dignam]

I'm the guy who does his job. You must be the other guy.

Did you have fun running laps you worthless lace curtain fuck-up?

[ATRAIN]

OK guys, yeah...I know. I was a little bitch about the whole retirement thing, crying on camera and then kicking and screaming for a month like the time my dad took away my yo-yo for backtalking to him. It was a bitch move on my part.

But in all seriousness here, who makes a thread about Vince Young? I "retired" after 16 seasons of greatness, two Super Bowl appearances, and one championship. But this Vince Young kid goes in front of the media and says he thought about retiring after two years because football is too hard? Are they putting something in the water in Tennessee that makes men grow a vagina? I've got respect for what he did at Texas, taking matters into his own hands and beating a team his team had no business beating in the Rose Bowl. When I saw that, the only thing I could say was "Damn...!"

Now, it's different. I look at this kid and think, I wish the Packers would have traded me to the Titans so this kid would've gotten cut instead of Chad Pennington. And I got nothing against Chad either. He worked hard playing for a bad team in a bad division. Nothing wrong with that, it just wasn't in his cards, I'm sure he'll have a great career and make lots of money on some other team. Someone had to be released and it was him. That's not my fault.

But aside from having Aaron Rodgers demoted to my McDonalds dollar menu and coffee bitch, I would've loved to put that pussy Vince Young out of work.


LOL oh no you made fun of VY, now the fag thread starter is going to think your my troll too hahahaha.

[Staff Sgt. Dignam]

LOL oh no you made fun of VY, now the fag thread starter is going to think your my troll too hahahaha.

Go blow yourself you self-centered lace curtain motherfucker.

[Spuradicator]

LOL oh no you made fun of VY, now the fag thread starter is going to think your my troll too hahahaha.

No, UdokaDynasty, I won't think that.

It was so funny the way I busted and outed you. The way you used a troll to come to your defense because you are a pussy :lmao. I consistantly own you. You are pretty much my property.

[Spuradicator]

yeah but his short game leaves much to the imagination

Can't comment on that since I've never seen him play golf.

[Spuradicator]

Finally healthy, Titans' Young ready to take next step

By John Clayton
ESPN.com


The Pittsburgh Steelers' personnel officials assembled on the practice field in Latrobe, Pa., Sunday to watch workouts for Byron Leftwich and Daunte Culpepper, two talented quarterbacks who went through the offseason looking for work instead of preparing for the season.


They were amazed. "What are these guys doing on the street?" scouts muttered to themselves. Both quarterbacks are in great shape. They are big and physical with powerful arms. Both have been winners in this league. Feeling as though they had hit the lottery for a quick fix while Charlie Batch heals from a broken collarbone, the Steelers signed Leftwich for the minimum salary.



The NFL chews up quarterbacks like patrons at a football game devour hot dogs. Alex Smith, the top pick in the 2005 draft, is struggling in San Francisco and could be beaten out by journeyman J.T. O'Sullivan. Matt Leinart is the starter in Arizona, but one stumble could bring Kurt Warner into a starting role again. Rex Grossman isn't exactly wowing them in the great Chicago Bears quarterback debate.



With Peyton Manning sidelined with a knee infection and Tom Brady nursing an ankle injury, you wonder, "Where are the next great quarterbacks coming from?" On a recent trip to Nashville, Tenn., to see Titans quarterback Vince Young, I saw hope for the present and the future. Young might not be a fantasy football delight because he's not a numbers guy, but in time, the numbers might come.



In the meantime, Young, under the instruction of offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger, is taking the next step in developing into an elite NFL quarterback. Heimerdinger watched all of Young's game tapes and developed a plan for taking his immense talents to the next level. While Young is still a work in progress, the Titans are fortunate to have a quarterback who can be a winner on the field while he learns.



"Eventually, I think he'll be pretty darn good," Heimerdinger said. "This guy's physical presence is amazing. He's 6-4 or 6-5. I didn't think I would see anybody bigger than Steve McNair and John Elway, two guys I worked with.''



Young has Michael Vick-type running ability, but his height gives him a downfield edge when he stays in the pocket to pass. In two seasons, he has gone through some interesting configurations. Coming out of Texas, he was a running quarterback who could throw.



He went 8-5 as a rookie starter in 2006 and was billed as the NFL's next star. He was on the cover of the Madden game. He threw for 12 touchdowns and ran for seven. He was the offensive rookie of the year and earned a trip to the Pro Bowl.



Not only did he beat the Madden jinx by starting 15 games last season, Young, through his leadership, took the Titans on a surprise ride to the playoffs. Despite that success, things were holding him back. He played a good portion of the season with an agonizing quad injury that handcuffed him. Worse, he struggled in his second season, trying to be more of a pocket passer than a multidimensional quarterback.



"My quad, man, it was bad," Young said. "Every week you get it better, then you go out and play and hurt it again. The quad would get weak. I was taking those pills for the pain. I was running around trying to make plays when it's not there. The quad is definitely back where it needs to be although I still have a little hole in there."



Heimerdinger returns to the Titans at the right time for Young. Having worked with McNair and Elway, Heimerdinger knows how to craft a plan for a talented quarterback. Norm Chow, the Titans' offensive coordinator the past two seasons, helped in Young's early development but a different set of eyes was needed.



The first thing Heimerdinger did was work extensively on defense recognition. Young was lax in making pre-snap reads in his first two seasons. For Young, it was back to school and he had plenty of tutors. The Titans signed veteran tight end and former Atlanta Falcon Alge Crumpler, who's known as much for his recognition of defenses as he is for his pass-catching ability. Crumpler often bailed out Vick during Vick's mad scrambles by putting his big body in a spot where the quarterback could see it.



"I see the maturation of Vince," Crumpler said. "I just want to make sure he doesn't lose his confidence. Can he weather the storm of being the third pick in the draft and can I be one of those guys who help to get him there? Eli Manning took all the shots in his first few years and he weathered the storm. It's a great story. I would hope the same thing can happen to Vince.''



Vick's dogfighting trial and later imprisonment were the story in 2007, as much a part of the daily headlines as Brett Favre's divorce from the Packers this offseason. That experience adds perspective to Crumpler's move from Atlanta to Nashville to help Young. Vick's demise and Crumpler's season of noncommunication with Bobby Petrino were a personal hell for the Pro Bowl tight end and his Falcons teammates. Being with Young is heaven to Crumpler because he can help.



"Look at it, Vince threw nine touchdown passes and 18 interceptions last year," Crumpler said. "He had the Pacman Jones distraction. He had an injury. Yet he wins 10 games and goes to the playoffs in the AFC South, a tough division. We have a quarterback. His game management just has to get a little bit better. He's a difference-maker."



In his first practice this summer against non-Titans, Young completed 22 of 26 passes against the Rams last week in a scrimmage. Despite the struggles with confidence and the quad injury last season, Young improved from a 51.5 to a 62.3 percent passer. In his third season, he's starting to figure out who he is as a quarterback.



"I'm going to try to be rookie year Vince Young that everybody was talking about," Young said. "I'm going to go out, win games and try to go further in the playoffs."



His improvements are noticeable. Thanks to his offseason of studying pre-snap reads, Young is comfortable behind center. Heimerdinger has worked him in drills to improve his footwork.



"Different drills improved my base on five- and seven-step drops," Young said. "Now, I'm keeping my feet underneath me and I'm sliding up and moving in the pocket. I'm not just standing in one place and bouncing. Having my feet underneath me, I'm throwing more accurately. You watch Tom Brady. He brings his whole body with him when he moves in the pocket. Sometimes, I would use my arm more and not bring my whole body with me."



Heimerdinger showed Young tape of how he would stand eight yards behind the line of scrimmage, bouncing with his feet and looking downfield. If Young had to run, he was so far behind the line of scrimmage, it would be hard to make a gain. From reads to foot placement to depth in the pocket, Young is starting to turn old school. He's getting better.



Thanks to Young's development, remember the Titans when picking playoff contenders.



John Clayton, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame writers' wing, is a senior writer for ESPN.com.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp08/columns/story?columnist=clayton_john&id=3529616

[ATRAIN]

No, UdokaDynasty, I won't think that.

It was so funny the way I busted and outed you. The way you used a troll to come to your defense because you are a pussy :lmao. I consistantly own you. You are pretty much my property.


your so fucking pathetic, you didnt bust shit. I have a few trolls yes that I havent used in fucking forever. Do I ever use them to come to my defense no I have no need to. You havent owned me once but keep trying, I know your just trying to get my attention cause you want to suck me off.

[Spuradicator]

your so fucking pathetic, you didnt bust shit. I have a few trolls yes that I havent used in fucking forever. Do I ever use them to come to my defense no I have no need to. You havent owned me once but keep trying, I know your just trying to get my attention cause you want to suck me off.

I truly think you are possibly retarted.When other users say and compliment me on my ownage of you, well that says alot.

Im also looking forward to owning your sig twice this year. Go Titans!

[ATRAIN]

I truly think you are possibly retarted.When other users say and compliment me on my ownage of you, well that says alot.

Im also looking forward to owning your sig twice this year. Go Titans!

Others really dont care if you notice or not, they are usually just trying to stir the pot. I do the same when I see 2 always at each other. OH didnt you hear im the wrong person to bet with. Ask pee wee hahaha.

[Spuradicator]

Others really dont care if you notice or not, they are usually just trying to stir the pot. I do the same when I see 2 always at each other. OH didnt you hear im the wrong person to bet with. Ask pee wee hahaha.

Bullshit I own you. Deal with it UdokaDynasty.

Why are you the wrong person to make a bet with? Having second thoughts?

[ATRAIN]

Bullshit I own you. Deal with it UdokaDynasty.

Why are you the wrong person to make a bet with? Having second thoughts?

Guess your going to have to wait and see.

[Spuradicator]

Guess your going to have to wait and see.

What you don't Woman Up to the bets you make. Because it would figure.