Still unlikely. CPepp's next 4 games are against the Titans, Texans, Pats and Jets. In all but the Pats game at New England, he should put up good numbers and the 'Phins should win. This should lock up the starting spot for awhile, and hopefully he'll gain more confidence and continue to execute throughout the season. I still don't see much change of Harrington starting over Cpepp, barring injury.
TheFilthySide wrote:Still unlikely. CPepp's next 4 games are against the Titans, Texans, Pats and Jets. In all but the Pats game at New England, he should put up good numbers and the 'Phins should win. This should lock up the starting spot for awhile, and hopefully he'll gain more confidence and continue to execute throughout the season. I still don't see much change of Harrington starting over Cpepp, barring injury.
Great point. But IF C-pepp does lose any of the supposedly easy games against the Titans, Jets, or Texans, it's Joey to the rescue!
If Joey Harrington isn't good enough to beat out Jon Kitna for the Detroit job, what makes you think he can beat out C-Pep- I'm pretty low on C-pep, but Harrington is not the guy you want to turn to for a team whos mentality is to win now.
A Fleshner Fantasy wrote:If Joey Harrington isn't good enough to beat out Jon Kitna for the Detroit job, what makes you think he can beat out C-Pep- I'm pretty low on C-pep, but Harrington is not the guy you want to turn to for a team whos mentality is to win now.
Yeah but didn't Kitna beat McCown for the Lions job, who beat out Warner for the Cards job (sort of), who won the Super Bowl and was MVP?
Right now, C-Pep wouldn't beat out Andrew Walter for the Raiders job.
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by gatorman1122 » Sun Sep 17, 2006 2:17 pm 
