The Official Vince Young is the MAN Thread!!

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g8terh8ter_eric

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All you haters say he wasn't gonna be anything when he was drafted in April. SO WHAT NOW FOOLZ!!! Vince is one of the best in the league AND has a BETTER record than Leinhart. :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock:
 
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Hey freaky can you sticky this so the people who are eating their underwear right now can always be reminded of what they said??
 
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Yeah, wow, he is practically another Michael Vick. Will be sitting on the couch in January.

Nice quote. Did you forget who started for us at the first of the season?? KERRY COLLINS. Yound is 6-4 as the Titans starter and he is a much better leader than Vick ever thought about being. I pretty much lost all love for Vick after he flipped off his fans in Atlanta anyways.
 
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Nice quote. Did you forget who started for us at the first of the season?? KERRY COLLINS. Yound is 6-4 as the Titans starter and he is a much better leader than Vick ever thought about being. I pretty much lost all love for Vick after he flipped off his fans in Atlanta anyways.

Wow, 6-4, pretty much unstoppable.
 
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Now why would that have anything to do with Vince Young being "DA MAN"?

:eek:k:

If you are a Titans fan then he is the "Da Man" to you because of how he has led this franchise almost back to .500 after the team started 0-5. If you aren't a fan then you would understand.
 
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Wow, 6-4, pretty much unstoppable.

4-0 in his last 4, approaching a lock status for the offensive ROY, and let's not forget this wasn't the easiest part of the schedule. this kid is a rookie with a better than .500 record in his first 10 starts. That doesn't happen often, especially on a team that no one expected to do anything this year. He may not be unstoppable, unless it's the 4th quarter.
 
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They were playing the Texans today, where is the easier part of the schedule at?

do you watch nfl football? the last three weeks were the eagles, giants, and colts. i don't care if they played the smyrna bulldogs this week, that's a rough part of the schedule.
 
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do you watch nfl football? the last three weeks were the eagles, giants, and colts. i don't care if they played the smyrna bulldogs this week, that's a rough part of the schedule.

Not only that but Indy got trounced by the Jags today so that shows we have a pretty good team.
 
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do you watch nfl football? the last three weeks were the eagles, giants, and colts. i don't care if they played the smyrna bulldogs this week, that's a rough part of the schedule.


Last time I checked, he played offense, so him playing against the Colts would probably be very similar to playing the Smyrna Bulldogs. Next, the other 3 teams, eagles, giants, and texans are a combined 18-21. So where is this the toughest part of the schedule. Do YOU watch nfl football?
 
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Not only that but Indy got trounced by the Jags today so that shows we have a pretty good team.

Where do you get your logic from? How does some team you barely beat last week, getting trounced this week, show that you have a pretty good football team?
 
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We'll see how far along he's came next week. Jacksonville made VY look like the raw rookie that he is the first time they met in Jacksonville.

He's been impressive thus far, but next week will be a big test against a team playing really well.
 
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Last three weeks for VY

58/90 (65%), 630 yards, 4 TDs, 3 INTs

233 rushing yards, 2 TDs

Coming along very well... still a lot of improvement left to have.
 
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when the titans played the teams in question the eagles were 5-5 and had just dropped 3 straight close games, 2 of which were to good football teams. the moneyline on that game paid out at somewhere in the neighborhood of 15-1, which would have made the spread heavily in favor of an eagles team that was, at the time, still considered one of the better in the nfc, record notwithstanding, don't forget mcnabb started that game and the titans were still creaming them when he was injured. the giants were 6-4 favored by a touchdown, and had just dropped 2 of their hardest games of the season, again no one gave the titans a chance, and the giants were still considered top tier in the nfc. and the colts were 9-1, and you know the story behind that, something like football gods at that point. If anyone had said that through this 4 game stretch, the Titans, with a rookie quarterback, would go 4-0. Then they would have been laughed out of the room. Going into the season it was most certainly looked at as the "meat" of the schedule, mainly because no other 4 game stretch looked as daunting, unless you backed it up a game and added Baltimore. Yes I do watch NFL football.
 

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