Not saying you are right or wrong but just keep in mind what you saw in Chandler against So Al was with a sprained labrum muscle in his throwing shoulder. It was said after the fact he should not have played. That game is not a good assessment of his capabilities.
Great post. Another point. We have never seen Chandler when he has had the opportunity to have 10 days in practice getting all the reps and going into a game relaxed knowing that he is the guy all the way and will get all the snaps and not getting pulled, as BW had in the Marshall game. That makes a huge difference in getting into the rhythm of the game. When CF gets that opportunity and fails to out preform BW I may start to waiver. Right now I have to trust what CMD and OC Leger saw over the long haul through spring and fall when they named a healthy CF the starter. Either way I do think it is best for the team to go with a true starter and traditional back up.
History will repeat itself and Chandler will be back behind center . . . way too much history on the books for that not to happen . . .
Good point, then why practice him at all. Why play him at all. The reason I got my nickname was from Kevin Foote after I divorced myself from the Saints the season they had beaten Tampa Bay twice & had the inside track on the number two seed in the conference. Then Brooks got the same injury & Haslett continued to play Brooks with a bad throwing shoulder when he had Jake to go to & Jake had actually led the Saints to a win in Baltimore in relief of Brooks. We ended up losing three games in a row to the bottom dwellers of the league & Tampa went on to win their first Superbowl.
That season should have been the Saints first super bowl but for hard headed arrogance by the head guy. I have put up with so much incompetence & arrogance & stupidity following this game, that I have just gotten to the point either I'm going to call it like I see it. Or the people I'm following can just go to hell. And hell is where the Saints went before I ever took them back. And I don't regret following Carolina one bit while Jake was there until the Saints signed Drew Brees. And I remember Jay & the gang calling it over paying for damaged goods. That was a hoot.
What does that tell you about what the coaches thinking was at that time? It tells me something. It tells me they didn't trust chandler to be that guy to lead the team. Otherwise, he would have been that guy. I'm sorry, I just don't see how anyone can get any other realistic interpretation out of what occurred.
yes, let's put out the guy we don't trust first . . .
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