POLL If Jimmy G isn't kept who will the Raiders turn to as their QB?

[DJ Fieri]

Very possible he does not suit up for them.

Vote and discuss.

 

[eaglesnut]

I picked Tom Brady but that's up to Tom not up to the Raiders.

Of the non-retired, I'll say Wentz. He has the highest ceiling and most skill.

 

[fightinfunbags]

I picked Wentz because I’ve never had herpes and I want to know what it feels like to be the guy that passes along an STD.

 

[Balljim55]

unless Brady withdraws his petition to become a minority owner, he cannot play for the team according to NFL bi-laws

 

[PDay8810]

Cooper Rush

 

[ducky]

I picked Wentz because I’ve never had herpes and I want to know what it feels like to be the guy that passes along an STD.

Its not so bad. It's an uncomfortable 2 minute phone call but after that it is all over but the crying. But the crying happens at the other end of the phone line so who really cares.

I would think Wentz too. I am surprised that he hasnt found a landing spot yet.

 

[fightinfunbags]

Its not so bad. It's an uncomfortable 2 minute phone call but after that it is all over but the crying. But the crying happens at the other end of the phone line so who really cares.

I would think Wentz too. I am surprised that he hasnt found a landing spot yet.

Wentz is a weirdo. He has a complete disconnect with people.

 

[fastforward]

No-one burns through QB relationships quite like McDaniels. I don't see anyone on the poll signing for the Raiders. I could see Mac Jones, Tannehill, Wilson, Murray, Goff, and Cousins being available for trade, subject to no-trade contract terms, (Cousins). Maybe Roethlisberger would like to un-retire just to ruffle a few feathers.

 

[fastforward]

Jeff George.

 

[Black Adam]

Jeff George.

JaMarcus Russell...

 

[DJ Fieri]

unless Brady withdraws his petition to become a minority owner, he cannot play for the team according to NFL bi-laws

 

[Balljim55]

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No way would the owners sign off on that. If that was allowed a team could pay a great player the veteran minimum and subsidize with team ownership

 

[fightinfunbags]

No way would the owners sign off on that. If that was allowed a team could pay a great player the veteran minimum and subsidize with team ownership

They will if they can be convinced extending Tom Brady’s career on the field is profitable for them. It would be a one time vote on just his ability to play.

 

[Dr. Strangelove]

I voted other just simply because I don't see a viable choice there. Wentz is obviously most people's thought but could he even remotely coexist with McDaniels. The guy seems uncoachable at this point in time if he couldn't cut it with Pederson or Reich.

 

[DJ Fieri]

They will if they can be convinced extending Tom Brady’s career on the field is profitable for them. It would be a one time vote on just his ability to play.

Yeah, and if it came to it.....he could always sell out of his owership to then play.

 

[eaglesnut]

I voted other just simply because I don't see a viable choice there. Wentz is obviously most people's thought but could he even remotely coexist with McDaniels. The guy seems uncoachable at this point in time if he couldn't cut it with Pederson or Reich.

Pederson wanted to keep him. That's why the Eagles moved on from one of the best coaches in the league.

But no him and mcdaniels probably couldn't work but you have to look at the upside. It's there. And, considering the other options, you give it a chance and then you can still go to one of the other options like Hoyer if it doesn't work.

 

[eaglesnut]

Yeah, and if it came to it.....he could always sell out of his owership to then play.

And then buy a piece of the Dolphins the next year and be their backup QB if Tua gets whacked in the head.

 

[shopson67]

They will if they can be convinced extending Tom Brady’s career on the field is profitable for them. It would be a one time vote on just his ability to play.

Changing a rule for one player is a non-starter IMO.

 

[shopson67]

I voted other just simply because I don't see a viable choice there. Wentz is obviously most people's thought but could he even remotely coexist with McDaniels. The guy seems uncoachable at this point in time if he couldn't cut it with Pederson or Reich.

That's why I went with Teddy. He's at least upright and not a train wreck.

 

[Anointed One]